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The tatoo read #30916 on this male Rhesus Macaque born 4/16/98 at the CNPRC. There was nothing there to indicate the suffering that was to come for him and his needless, premature death that would occur just 17 months later. The first indication there was a health problem is recorded on 3/11/99 when no weight gain in 4 months is noted in the lab records. Baytril is prescribed but diarrhea is again noted on 3/21/99. #30916 is moved numerous times, given Ivermectin, moved again but on 9/7/99, he is still sick but is moved again. On 9/16/99, weighing just 3.44 pounds, #30916 is delivered for his necropsy (autopsy) where he is given an overdose of pentobarbital. #30916's life and death were in vain. Rest in Peace, #30916. We will always remember you. PFP wishes to thank Buff Whitman-Bradley for requesting the lab records from CNPRC. Buff wears #30916's Tag.
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