*Scientists*

Kar was brought in at the end of the noose-pole. They couldn't have her sedated for this test, or have a muzzle over her mouth. The brought her over to a table, and while one man held the noose-pole tightly, another man grabbed her hind legs. Together, she was lifted by her neck and hind limbs and placed on the table. With the pole still held firmly so she couldn't reach back easily to snap at the other humans, they attemped to tie her legs and body down against the table so she couldn't get away.

kar

As they lifted her up she snarled and snapped, barking, her jaw hurt, the pole had dug in. They strapped her onto the table. She looked around, she had heard they made you go to sleep, but they weren't, she yelped, what would they do to her?

*Scientists*

After securing her, they also strapped her neck down close up to the back of her head so she couldn't turn to bite anyone. The got out a small jar of an orange-tinted liquide. A dropper was used to suction some of the liquid up; then, with a few humans to hold her head steady, they put one drop in her left eye, her left ear, and into one of her nostrils. This was a newly developed chemical that was going to be used as a house hold cleaner. They needed to see how it would react to living tissues, so now they stood by to see how Kar would react.

kar

She struggle as they put the liquid in her eye, ear and nostril, it seamed o.k, it started to sting, then it felt like it was getting worse, it was stinging like a thousand wasps. She yelped, shaking out of fear, she tried to shake her head, but couldn't. After 20 human minutes, and much yelping and doggy screaming the pain stopped, leaving, hate, Damage to her hearing in the left ear, slight damage of sight in her eye, and no smell in the nostril. She growled and hissed, she would take this out on anything that came near her, human, dog, or wolf, they would all pay.

*Humans*

hey scribbled notes down all the while, seeing her reactions. None of them showed the least bit of concern or pity for her comfort; they only cared for the results. They checked out her eye, ear, and nose after the twenty minutes, then slipped a muzzle over her and a noose-pole loop around her neck. Several humans held her down as the restraints were removed. Then she was yanked forcefully off the table and dragged, fighting or not, to the Mill.