Wonderful!
Last panel: āOh, fowebbeh sweepies? Mmm. Ou wai. Nu twu. Gib am a bobba ob meanie juice, an a wong smeww fumny stick fwom coobah.ā
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Why i have the feelings if fluffys were real this would be the logical conclusion to over the top abuse?
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Regardless of the legality, I donāt think fluffy abuse would ever go mainstream for real. The social outrage would be huge and likely banished to the dark corners of the internet, like those creepy animal crushing videos.
And I could totally see a high profile abuse situation like Harlowās Pit of Despair making the idea of legal protections for fluffies a very popular platform, resulting in at least a few city or state level laws.
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Man its cryin reminds me of my fat crybaby bestesh assfoal 
Indeed. I know this community enjoys shitting on PETA for obvious reasons, and, to be clear, I am likewise very critical of their behavior and messaging.
But I think itās also important to recognize the legitimate and important role that they and other animal rights groups have played in fighting to end some truly horrific modes of animal cruelty that used to go relatively unchallenged in our society.
In the case you mentioned of the Silver Spring monkeys, for example, it seems their work was an important part of getting the laws changed.
Yeah that would be unnecessary fuss.
I generally donāt dive too deeply in to these articles because it makes my blood boil, especially if cats are involved.
But I am always deeply disturbed by the scientists callousness and cruelty involved.
Fluffies are just fantasy and i mostly like the HTF like juxtaposition, or exploring fluffies in a deeper hugbox manner
But animal tests are no joke and almost too horrific to consider.
Itās why they must be considered, exposed, laid bare to the cold light of day and be held accountable.
Especially the āscienceā ones which when ran left unchecked gives us pits of despair.
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I personally support other animal rights groups like In Defense of Animals, but I could never support PETA. Not after all the innocent animals theyāve senselessly murdered for no reason.
Maybe they didnāt start out that way, but as of now, theyāve become the very thing they claim to be against.
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Wow, Iāve never heard of this, but Iāll have to look into it.
It seems a sad truth that institutions, even moreso than people, often live long enough to become the villain.
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From what I recall PETA, these days kills animals in their shelters willy nilly, when a deadline is up even if they claim to be a no kill shelter .
But donāt hold me to that.
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Yeah, I find what we do to lab mice wrong. We do all sorts of horrible things to them but everyone is like āeh, itās just a mouse.ā I understand their scientific value but I dislike the suffering they are put through.
Oh and when I get around to writing my story Iām stealing this fluffy.
As far as I am concerned a life is a life
A mouse is not just a mouse its a tiny life, yeah wild mice are vermin and Iād rather not be around then because who knows where they have been.
But store bought mice are tiny lives that donāt deserve that sort of fate.
Nothing does really.
Having said that, i am sure you wil find all the things discussed usefull for your story.
The sleep deprivation technique i discussed earlier is called the flower pot technique.
Pretty nasty,
I imagine you could do it with foals.
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Bottom panel: Iām surprised it lived that long.
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Great fluffy interpretation on this psychological experiment. Fluffy stories and comics that focus on these kinds of experiments tend to be a treat for reading (for me anyway) since theyāre not the most common kinds of abuse.
Jesus Christ. Itās a good thing for Fluffies that Fluffies donāt exist. Humanity is a scourge.
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I too am a cat lover. Canāt stand to see pets suffer.
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This is my spirit fluffy.
Me on a monday.
Honestly same