Double Trouble’s Sad Story

For decades, countless cats were imprisoned, cut into, and killed in cruel and useless “sound localization” experiments at the University of Wisconsin–Madison (UW).

When PETA learned that UW experimenters took photographs to document this abuse, we demanded that the school release the photos. Knowing that the public would be outraged if the truth came out, UW fought to keep its cruelty a secret for more than three years, but a successful PETA lawsuit compelled the university to release the images. The photographs show the miserable life and death of a beautiful orange tabby cat named Double Trouble, who was tormented for months in these experiments.

Following a PETA campaign to expose and end these cruel and archaic experiments, the embattled laboratory closed its doors for good. The surviving cats were adopted into private homes.

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