HLS loses MAJOR PLAYERS! About to be kicked off the NYSE ARCA - again!

May 16, 2009

HAHAHAHA! Usually Brian Cass is always putting good spin on their outlook even when shares are down. Now he's saying it looks "uncertain". I am pretty certain they are going DOWN!! Really down in it this time between the economy and the campaign. NEVER GIVE UP THIS FIGHT! HLS is EVIL and needs to be PERANENTLY SHUT DOWN!

Barclays Global Investors, Barclays Plc, Hartford Investment Management Company, Rice Hall James and Associates LLC, BNY Mellon and Wells Fargo have all sold their shares in Huntingdon Life Sciences (HLS). This comes after intense global campaigning against Barclays, selling all of their shares in LSR (Huntingdon Life Sciences).

HLS are now (once again) in breach of their listing standards on the NYSE ARCA, as their market value is now $10.9 million instead of the required $15 million, so please contact nyselistings@ nyse.com and urge them to kick LSR off once and for all.

Thanks to everyone who helped take us another step closer to the closure of HLS, and once again we prove that this campaign is unstoppable.

As well as Barclays, Hartford Investment Management Company, Rice Hall James and Associates LLC, BNY Mellon and Wells Fargo have all sold up their stakes in HLS.

HLS are £72 million in debt, their 1st quarter revenue for 2009 is down 24% from 2008

"Revenue levels are down from last year and the outlook remains uncertain" - Brain Cass (HLS' Managing Director) - 2009.

Let's make sure it stays that way and smash HLS for good!

ABOUT HLS

Huntingdon Life Sciences (HLS) are the largest contract testing laboratory in Europe. They have about 70,000 animals on site, including rabbits, cats, hamsters, dogs, guinea-pigs, birds and monkeys.. These animals are destined to suffer and die in cruel, useless experiments.

HLS will test anything for anybody. They carry out experiments which involve poisoning animals with household products, pesticides, drugs, herbicides, food colourings and additives, sweeteners and genetically modified organisms. Every three minutes an animal dies inside Huntingdon totaling 500 innocent lives every single day.

Huntingdon Life Sciences is the most exposed laboratory in the world. In recent years they have been infiltrated and exposed at least seven separate times for disgusting animal cruelty and rule breaking. Each time horrific evidence of animal abuse and staff incompetence has been uncovered, including workers punching beagle puppies in the face.