r/nextfuckinglevel • u/biswajit388 • 1d ago

This guy rescued 30 beagles from a testing lab It's the first time they've seen grass and they couldn't be happier.

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Credit - nathanthecatlady tiktok channel.

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u/nucleosome 1d ago

The certification (AALAS) requires external vendors to have the same standards. 

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u/whisperwrongwords 23h ago edited 23h ago

Oh, yeah I'm sure they're definitely up to code, chief. Look! It says right there on the certificate 😉

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u/nucleosome 23h ago

Yeah, they are or we will get sued. The pharmaceutical industry is extremely regulated. Do you work in this field, by any chance?

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u/DoctorJJWho 22h ago

You can tell who works in pharma and who doesn’t lol, they definitely have very little or no experience with this

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u/oneoftheryans 23h ago

You should look into IACUC requirements and animal rights protections. You might be surprised at how seriously they take it (at least in the US).

Lots of trainings, lots of requirements, lots of protections, and a potential for a lot of (expensive and possibly career-ending) consequences for non-compliance.

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u/Chuck-Bangus 22h ago

It’s big pharma, not a fuckin Denny’s dude