The FDA has brokers looking for animals for laboratories. This is perfectly legal! However, there is
a catch. Any animals turned into a laboratory for experimenting must first be checked and scanned to see if there are an identifying
tattoos or microchips; if there are, they cannot use that animal. When all is said and done, is this law enforced? I think
not. These laboratories have tunnel vision and they don't care whether or not an animal is, or was, someone's loving pet.
Never give your animals away to anyone unless you know them personally. If this is not possible, why not
ask for a reasonable donation -- a check made out to your (or their) favorite charity. Any person with good intentions will
respect you for this and understand your reasoning one hundred percent. If there are any problems, this is a red signal to
promptly end the visit.
(Note: I do not know who write this article. It was sent to me via email with no author's name attached.)