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Special bulletin on animals in research laboratories by Anna C Briggs, 1988
Classroom learning centers: Animals : a supplementary approach for teaching science and art (Instructional suggestions bulletin) by Ted G Doughty, 1971
Checkpoint: Man and Animals No. 13 (Checkpoint series)
Day in the Life of an RSPCA Inspector (Day in the Life of ...) by Carol Watson, 2000-01-01
Wildlife detective: a scientist cracks cases of wildlife crime.(life science): An article from: SuperScience by Jacqueline Adams, 2009-03-01
Athletes and Drug Use (Introducing Issues With Opposing Viewpoints) by Lauri S. Friedman, 2008-09-26
Malpas the Dragon by Ann Cattanach, 2007-11-30
Draft environmental impact statement: Subtherapeutic antibacterial agents in animal feeds by Susan E Feinman, 1978
National Cancer Institute Monograph 13.Metabolic COntrol Mechanisms In Animal Cells. by Multiple Authors., 1964
Animal Models of Thrombosis and Hemorrhagic Diseases
A comprehensive animal program for a college of medicine by C. Max Lang, 1978
The Effects of Alcohol chart by Various, 2010-03-16
Frommer's 500 Places Where You Can Make a Difference by Andrew Mersmann, 2009-10-20
Development and Local Knowledge by Johan Pottier, 2007-03-14

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UFAW 2000 Education And Training
education AND TRAINING. Offering advice and practical help to those interested in UFAW Symposium on Consciousness, Cognition and animal welfare
http://www.ufaw.org.uk/Annual report 2000/Education and training.htm

Extractions: EDUCATION AND TRAINING Animal Welfare Animal Welfare ) to Laura Quirey on behalf of UFAW. He also gave signed copies of his seminal work The Principles of Humane Experimental Technique wickens@ufaw.org.uk ) at UFAW. Developing carers and careers in animal welfare Applied Animal Behaviour Science wickens@ufaw.org.uk ), to discuss possible lectures or talks As in previous years, the applications of the following successful applicants all showed a great degree of detailed planning and had clearly identified goals. We look forward to receiving their reports:
Grants For Nonprofits : Animal Welfare
Provides a list of grant opportunities available for animal welfare agencies. education; nature centers; zoos and aquariums; and animal welfare and
http://www.lib.msu.edu/harris23/grants/2animal.htm

Extractions: As part of its continuing efforts to encourage the use of alternatives to traditional uses of laboratory animals in basic research, testing, and education, the ARDF is soliciting research proposals to develop such methods. Funding of up to $40,000 each is available to support individual projects at U.S. universities and institutions.
Unitec-Resource Management, Horticulture Education, Animal Welfare, Natural Scie
Welcome to Natural Sciences at Unitec. If you re passionate about conservation, ecology, plants and animals, we re passionate about preparing you for a
http://www.unitec.ac.nz/index.cfm?761ABEA7-0F21-4852-9BCF-4AC17145098C
CFA Animal Welfare Committee
education is one of our priorities, and we are working on proposals for ethics Taken from animal welfare Committee report to Annual Meeting June 1995
http://www.cfa.org/welfare.html

Extractions: CFA Price List CFA Animal Welfare Committee No other organization does more for the health and welfare of cats than The Cat Fanciers' Association. Consider the far-reaching effects of the health studies financed by the Winn Feline Foundation . Consider the effect of our cattery inspection program , and our committment, worldwide, to rescue and aid cats displaced durings disasters . On top of that add in our Trap, Test, Vaccinate, Alter, Identify and Release Program for managed feral cat colonies, our promotion of responsible pet ownership and public education , our dedication to present the most beautiful cats in the world to the public, and our quest to constantly do the "right thing". Education is one of our priorities, and we are working on proposals for ethics and education. Pamphlets are being drafted, in conjunction with the animal health committee, for buyer education and youth education regarding responsible pet ownership. A new program will see vet students receive copies of our breed profiles, Winn Feline Foundation information, and a presentation on our CFA recognized breeds, cattery management, the CFA Inspection program, disaster relief, and a discussion of breeder/veterinarian relationships. CFA has been an integral part of the disaster rescue picture . At the Disaster Summit hosted by the American Humane Association, CFA was recognized as the expert in cat rescue and aid, and will be a vital participant in any future disaster rescue mission as warranted. Our goal is to provide the appropriate level of resourcing based on the disaster, be it money, personnel, supplies, and/or equipment.
Bristol University School Of Veterinary Science - Animal Behaviour And Welfare
Public interest in animal behaviour and animal welfare continues to grow, education to enable them to assess the welfare of nonhuman animals and to
http://www.vetschool.bris.ac.uk/courses/abw.html

Extractions: skip menus home contacting people news and events ... intranet The School of Veterinary Science About the School Information for Prospective Students Visitors Courses ... Course Information Animal Behaviour and Welfare UCAS Code D390 Public interest in animal behaviour and animal welfare continues to grow, with widespread implications for the way in which animals are treated, used and included in society. In response, we have designed a unique new degree programme which is aimed at students who have an interest in the scientific assessment of animal welfare, and who wish to study animal behaviour in depth. This programme will provide students with a thorough scientific education to enable them to assess the welfare of nonhuman animals and to design improved housing and management practices for farm, laboratory and companion animals. It will also demonstrate how animal behaviour can be applied in a variety of different contexts, including conservation, animal production and the management of wild or feral animal populations. This programme is unique in the UK in the depth of its underpinning science. In Year 1 of the programme students will be based in Bristol, and will be taught alongside students pursuing programmes in Biological Sciences. In Years 2 and 3, students will be based in the School of Veterinary Sciences at Langford, some 14 miles south-west of Bristol. The area is in the heart of the Mendips with easy access to theatres, restaurants and cultural attractions in Bristol, Bath and Wells. The environs offer such outdoor activities as walking, rock-climbing, caving, riding and sailing. A new state-of-the art teaching facility is being constructed at Langford, providing lecture and seminar facilities of the highest quality.
Prayers From The Catholic Study Circle For Animal Welfare - Providing Christian
FOR animal welfare. Prayers. Prayer for Human Responsibility Dom Ambose Circle for animal welfare - Providing Christian education, research, study,
http://www.all-creatures.org/ca/prayers.html

Extractions: Home Page Archive Ark Table of Contents ... Selected Articles and Reports The Catholic Study Circle for Animal Welfare - Providing Christian education, research, study, instruction, teaching, theology, forum and publications concerning animal rights, welfare, God, Lord, Jesus, Christ, Holy Spirit, Bible, love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, compassion as they relate to bioethics, vivisection, animals, creature, creatures, hunting, pets, factory farming, fur, creation, conservation, environment, rodeos, bullfighting, cockfighting, cruelty, lifestyle, ethics, St. Francis, acquinas, Vatican, vegan, vegetarian, veganism, vegetarianism, environment, ecosystem, The Ark, ark This site is hosted and maintained by:
Links From The Catholic Study Circle For Animal Welfare - Providing Christian Ed
Deborah Jones at The Catholic Study Circle for animal welfare The Catholic Study Circle for animal welfare Providing Christian education, research,
http://www.all-creatures.org/ca/links.html

Extractions: Home Page Archive Ark Table of Contents ... Selected Articles and Reports The Catholic Study Circle for Animal Welfare - Providing Christian education, research, study, instruction, teaching, theology, forum and publications concerning animal rights, welfare, God, Lord, Jesus, Christ, Holy Spirit, Bible, love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, compassion as they relate to bioethics, vivisection, animals, creature, creatures, hunting, pets, factory farming, fur, creation, conservation, environment, rodeos, bullfighting, cockfighting, cruelty, lifestyle, ethics, St. Francis, acquinas, Vatican, vegan, vegetarian, veganism, vegetarianism, environment, ecosystem, The Ark, ark This site is hosted and maintained by:
AWSC - Education & Training Programs
Current positions and projects available at the animal welfare Science Centre their education and personal development in the area of animal welfare.
http://www.animal-welfare.org.au/educate/educate.html

Extractions: Training Programs It is important that students entering the animal industries are well prepared to provide sound, science-based advice on animal welfare practices to industry, interest groups and the public. The AWSC offers a number of teaching and training programs delivered via University subjects and courses, including the following: Graduate Certificate in Animal Welfare (Monash University) The Graduate certificate in Animal Welfare (GAW) is offered by the Department of Psychology at Monash University as a fourth year certificate. It is taught in the off-campus learning mode and students are required to attend a one day on-campus workshop per unit. The GAW offers professionals the oppurtunity to further their education and personal development in the area of animal welfare. In particular, the course aims to provide valuble and relevant training in animal welfare issues for people working in areas of animal husbanry, animal training and veterinary care, and to provide graduates with knowledge and skills necessary to manage the ethical, biological, behavioural and human challenges relevant to animal welfare issues. Undergraduate subjects on Animal Welfare (The University of Melbourne) "Animal Welfare" is currently offered as a complete subject at the University of Melbourne. In addition, the subjects "Animals in Society" and "Applied Animal Behaviour" are offered together with the subject "Animal Welfare" to undergraduate students in the degree Bachelor of Animal Science Management in the Institute of Land and Food Resources at The University of Melbourne.
Animal Welfare Trust - Active Projects
animal welfare Trust Inform, Inspire, Educate The first step in this project was the sponsorship of a Humane education Symposium which was held in New
http://fdncenter.org/grantmaker/awt/humaned.html

Extractions: HUMANE EDUCATION PROJECT AWT has initiated a project to help foster and implement the inclusion of humane and character education project into the curriculum of New York City public schools. This project will enable schools to meet requirements of both Character and Humane Education laws of New York State. The first step in this project was the sponsorship of a Humane Education Symposium which was held in New York City in September of 2004. This forum was attended by experts in the field of Humane Education and resulted in a valuable discussion as to the best way to proceed with this project. AWT is currently supporting efforts to write curriculum for what is expected to be a two year pilot program which will reach approximately 200 students. We expect to begin introducing this program in January of 2006. Upon the conclusion of this pilot project it is expected that the program will be rolled out more broadly in the New York City area. It is hoped that this effort can be a prototype that can be expanded to other cities across the state and the nation. AWT views its role in this project as one of providing initial leadership and sponsorship. The objective, however, is to structure this project as an independent tax exempt organization in the second half of 2005.
Animal Welfare Trust - President's Letter 2004
We believe vegetarianism is a critical link to both farm animal welfare and to the And while humane education must focus on reforming the deplorable
http://fdncenter.org/grantmaker/awt/letter.html

Extractions: Review of 2004 Last September, AWT had a board retreat where we re-examined our major strategies in terms of achieving our overall mission to alleviate animal suffering and to foster respect for animals. Essentially, we reaffirmed the organizations three pronged approach by supporting farm animal reform humane education , and vegetarianism , both through direct projects as well as through our grant program. With respect to our grant program, in 2004 we gave out $105,500 in grants to fifteen organizations. The grants ranged in size from $1,500 to $20,000. Details can be found under the grant program section of this site. On the project side, we have continued to formulate and develop active projects in each of these broad areas. The most advanced of these projects is in the vegetarian category with our sponsorship of the New York Coalition for Healthy School Lunches. In 2004 AWT established The Coalition as an independent 501(c)(3) corporation and gave the new organization $30,000 in start up funding. The organization has made exciting progress in promoting plant based daily lunch options to public school students. Further information on The Coaltion can be found at web site at www.healthylunches.org
The EnviroLink Network
A project of EnviroLink, animal Concerns is the online community for people concerned about the welfare and rights of animals.
http://www.envirolink.org/
AWI Online Publications
bullet, AWI Educational Materials A complete listing of free or costpriced books, pamphlets and bullet, animal welfare Institute Aims and Programs
http://www.awionline.org/pubs/online.html

Extractions: AWI Quarterlies AWI Commemorating 50 Years Part 1 Part 2 AWI Quarterly Archive Books The Case Against Random Source Dog and Cat Dealers Comfortable Quarters for Laboratory Animals Alternatives to Pain In Experiments on Animals by D. Pratt ... Animals, Nature and Albert Schweitzer AWI Annual Reports Pamphlets Dolphins Are Dying To Amuse You Español Français Farm Animals ... Horse Slaughter updated 07/05 Human Overpopulation Endangered Species Humane Education Choose Humane Family Farms NOT Animal Factories ... Aims and Programs Articles Laboratory Animals Wildlife Farm Animals Trapping ... Whales Miscellaneous How to Liven Up Your Classroom with a Pod of Whales Protect Our Pets! The Whale Poster Many of the documents available on this website are provided in PDF format - . To view a PDF document, you must have the free Adobe Acrobat PDF Reader installed on your computer. To download a Adobe Acrobat PDF Reader, please visit the Adobe website at: http://www.adobe.com/prodindex/acrobat/readstep.html
Austin Animal Aware - Austin For Animal Welfare, Advocacy, Rescue And Education
http://austinanimalaware.org/
Animal Welfare Rehabilitation
Scientists Center for animal welfare A nonprofit educational association of individuals and institutions whose mission is to promote humane care, use,
http://www.responsiblewildlifemanagement.org/animal_welfare_&_rehabilitation.htm
NAIA: Animal Rights, Animal Welfare: Which Is It?
animal welfare celebrates the bond between animals and humans; animal rights other educational venues; and enjoying animal sports and animals in movies,
http://www.naiaonline.org/body/animal_welfare.htm

Extractions: Home About NAIA What's New? NAIA Library ... Search Throughout the first half of the 20th Century, animal owners improved standards of care for their livestock, lab animals, and pets, tossing out harsh, ineffective, and inefficient methods and embracing a kinder, gentler stewardship of animals. Some people talked about the rights of animals to food, water, shelter, and care, but the emphasis was on improving our relationship with animals, not tossing it to the winds. However, in the 1960s, talk of animal rights took on new and more sinister meaning; today animal rights advocates shout in the marketplace of ideas about animals, and they poison the climate with their rhetoric. The noise they generate confuses the public about both animal welfare and animal rights, so NAIA offers this assessment of the differences between the two. Animal welfare celebrates the bond between animals and humans; animal rights wants to sever that bond. "It is time we demand an end to the misguided and abusive concept of animal ownership. The first step on this long, but just, road would be ending the concept of pet ownership."
Information Resources For Animal Welfare & Alternatives
Scientists Center for animal welfare (SCAW). SCAW, an educational, nonprofit organization, provides the national forum for discussion of public
http://www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/Animal_Alternatives/organiza.htm

Extractions: (ARDF). American Association for Laboratory Animal Science (AALAS). A nonprofit association of persons and institutions professionally involved with the production, care and study of laboratory animals, AALAS provides for the exchange of scientific information on all phases of laboratory animals and their welfare through educational activities and certification programs. AALAS promotes the humane care and treatment of laboratory animals through educational programs, publications, and certification activities. AALAS publishes the scientific journal Laboratory Animal Science, the magazine Contemporary Topics in Laboratory Animal Science, a booklet
Welcome To The Brown County Humane Society Located In New Ulm, Minnesota. Also S
located in New Ulm, Minnesota, the BCHS is dedicated to the protection and welfare of animals employing nokill shelter for dogs and cats. Adoption and education resources are available.
http://www.brownchumanes.org/
Animal Welfare
Dr.Grandin comments on Specific animal welfare Issues National Institute for animal Agriculture (LCI) Educational materials on animal handling and
http://www.grandin.com/welfare/intro.welfare.html

Extractions: Observations made on several hundred farms, ranches, feedlots, and slaughter plants indicates that the single most important factor which affects animal welfare is the attitude of management. Places that have good animal welfare have a manager who cares about welfare. Places where animal welfare is poor often have a manager who does not care. A good manager enforces standards to maintain good welfare. Employees are well trained and people who abuse animals are punished. I have observed that the most effective manager is involved enough in day to day operations to care but he or she is not so involved that they become numb and desensitized to animal suffering. People who handle hundreds of animals each day can become desensitized. They need a strong manager to serve as their conscience. Animals are not Things
Animal Concerns Community - Animal Welfare
Displaying 1 19 of 19 resources in animal welfare and Educational Resources; 1. ACT (animals Count Too) Milton, LA, USA
http://www.animalconcerns.org/topics.html?topic=Animal Welfare&topicsku=20021301
BioethicsWeb - The Gateway For Internet Resources In Biomedical Ethics, Provided
Scientists Center for animal welfare (SCAW) is a nonprofit educational association of individuals and institutions whose mission is to promote the best
http://bioethicsweb.ac.uk/browse/mesh/D000827.html

Extractions: Animal Procedures Committee The Animal Procedures Committee is an public advisory body to the UK government's Home Secretary. The Committee was appointed under the terms of the 1986 Animals (Scientific Procedures Act). The site includes anumber of publications in pdf format (Adobe Acrobat required) including the reports on Primates, Openness, Biotechnology, and the Committee's annual reports and meeting minutes. There are also details of the Committee's membership (including register of interests), their code of conduct, and their current work. Vivisection Great Britain Government Agencies Animal Welfare ... AMRC policy statement on the use of animals in research Association of Medical Research Charities have produced a collective position statement on the use of animals in medical research in relation to projects that its member charities might fund. The statement makes clear that all members share public concerns about animal welfare and any research that is funded is carefully planned to avoid duplication keeping the number of animals used to a minimum. The highest standards of welfare must be employed and all members strive to ensure that non-animal testing is used wherever possible. AMRC charities also support and comply with the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986 as well as further guidance which has been issued by the Home Office. Vivisection Societies Guidelines Great Britain ... AMRIC - Animals in Medicines Research Information Centre Part of ABPI (Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry), the trade association, AMRIC is an information office set up by the UK pharmaceutical industry concerned with the role of animals in the development of medicines. The web pages are aimed at the general public and reflect the organisations' pro vivisection stance. The pages examine the need for medicines, animal testing in the development of new medicines and vaccines, non animal methods of research, legislation on animal welfare and the approval of medicines for prescription, and the role of animals in developing veterinary medicines. There are also pages on different views on animal experimentation, a list of AMRIC publications available in pdf format, and a questions and answers section.

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