man I'm so hyped about this 
finally the UK's getting its act together on animal testing it's like they're saying 'enough is enough' to all those poor animals being subjected in cruel experiments I mean we've known for ages that animal testing isn't necessary and that alternative methods exist but governments have always been slow to act so kudos to whoever came up with this strategy 
the £60m funding commitment is a big deal too, it shows they're serious about making changes happen not just talking the talk.
I also love how they're focusing on concrete action rather than just saying 'oh we'll get around to it eventually' that's just not good enough when it comes to animal welfare we need real progress and it sounds like this initiative is going to deliver
now let's see if the EU and US can follow suit and make animal testing a thing of the past 
finally the UK's getting its act together on animal testing it's like they're saying 'enough is enough' to all those poor animals being subjected in cruel experiments I mean we've known for ages that animal testing isn't necessary and that alternative methods exist but governments have always been slow to act so kudos to whoever came up with this strategy the £60m funding commitment is a big deal too, it shows they're serious about making changes happen not just talking the talk.I also love how they're focusing on concrete action rather than just saying 'oh we'll get around to it eventually' that's just not good enough when it comes to animal welfare we need real progress and it sounds like this initiative is going to deliver
now let's see if the EU and US can follow suit and make animal testing a thing of the past 
I'm loving the fact that finally the UK's government is taking concrete action on this! £60m funding commitment is a great starting point, but what about the actual implementation? We need to see some serious progress in the next decade or we'll be back to square one. Those organ-on-a-chip systems and machine learning algorithms are super promising, but they can't replace human trial & error entirely... yet! 
Let's keep an eye on those progress reports and hope that this will be a game changer for animal welfare.
. Organ-on-a-chip systems? Machine learning algorithms? Sounds like sci-fi stuff from Star Trek, but I guess it's about time we caught up with the times 
. The thing that gets me is how some of these experiments are still going on – like using mice to model cancer – it's just so... barbaric 
. Can't wait to see the positive impact this new strategy will have on animal welfare 