Leo came to the attention of Humane Research Australia (HRA) in August 2010 when he was released from a testing facility in NSW when funding ran out. He had been part of a study to undertake surgical techniques for vision correction in humans. Prior to this he had been used
For most animals unfortunate enough to be designated as mere ‘tools for research’ their only escape from the laboratory is an injection of lethabarb. For one lucky cat however, a very different fate lay ahead… Leo originally came to the attention of HRA back in August 2010. A Sydney research facility using
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