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During the countercultural awakening of the 1960s, environmental groups were the first to express alarm at the wasteful use of animals in the meat and household-product industries, particularly the use of rabbits and other small animals as test subjects by cosmetic companies.
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The animal welfare act of 1966 was the first U.S. legislation to control the use and treatment of laboratory animals.
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The Legal defense fund is established
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protest against fur happens
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Animal Procedures Act, passed in 1986, made animal-testing licenses more difficult to obtain; as a result, the use of animals in scientific and medical experiments has decreased by 22% since 1987
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California high school student, Jennifer Graham refuses to dissect a frog in class and makes national headlines.
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Revlon announces that they stopped testing their products on animals.
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General Motors Company stops using live animals such as dogs and cats in crash tests.
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In June 1996, animal advocates from around the world gathered inWashington, D.C. to celebrate what they called World Animal Awareness Week.
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The testing of cosmetics on animals was outlawed entirely in the U.K. in the late 1990s