41. Geo international Fund for animal Welfare IFAW Asia / Pacific Thurston County animal Shelter - animal Services Olympia (WA) http://worldanimalnet.org/new.asp?co=&geo=&prov=&cat=DIS

42. AnimalLaw.com Presented by the international Institute for animal Law, animalLaw.com is intended to serve as a clearinghouse for animalrelated legal information, http://www.animallaw.com/index.cfm

Home Using Animal Law Search Laws Model Laws ... Support AnimalLaw.com Welcome to Animal Law.com AnimalLaw.com provides access to legislation and legal matters pertaining to the rights and welfare of animals. AnimalLaw.com supports information concerning animal cruelty, animal control, laboratory animal welfare, the use of animals in education, product testing and in the laboratory, animal control issues, and general animal welfare. Presented by the International Institute for Animal Law, AnimalLaw.com is intended to serve as a clearinghouse for animal-related legal information, from pending legislation through relevant case law digests. While still in the developmental phase, AnimalLaw.com strives to present both objective and authoritative commentary, as well as guidance for individuals who wish to become advocates for animal issues. AnimalLaw.com utilizes information contained on state and federal websites to link directly to official public access sources for law and legislation. Model laws are provided to assist legislators and advocates who wish to enact animal protective measures at the local or state level. A bibliography of animal law resources, updated quarterly, gives a comprehensive list of publications on many aspects of the emerging field of animal law. Your comments on this website are always appreciated.

43. ANIMAL CONTROL Compassionate animal Control international. Steve Elvidge An international association of animal control agencies seemed a possible solution, but who? http://members.petfinder.org/~wara/linkpage2.htm

Compassionate Animal Control International Steve Elvidge Vice President WA Rangers Association West Australian Ranger of the Year Australian Animal Control Officer of the Year G'day, my name is Steve Elvidge, I would like to tell you a little of how CACI came about, the people responsible for its founding and what we hope to achieve. After working on the WA Ranger promotional video in 1998, I took a years leave of absence to travel with my wife Maureen (Mo) to expand and develop our appreciation and experience regarding animal control. The people we were to meet along the way, would prove to be the greatest part of this experience. After a brief visit to Singapore and meetings with animal control and traffic authorities we arrived in the United Kingdom to a barrage of phone calls from a lady who is now our good and respected friend, Sue Bell President of the British National Dog Warden Association. Sue was of great help to me, putting me in contact with a number of people and organisations who could assist with our work. National Canine Defence League was one such organisation with which I met in March 1999 in London. Their Chief Executive Clarissa Baldwin was another great help and again became a valued friend. During the meeting at NCDL, I became very aware of problems faced in Eastern European countries in providing quality animal control. A lack of information, equipment and training seemed to be the main problem along with a lack of funds. I did not know it at the time, but this meeting with Clarissa and her team would prove to change my attitude and direction.

44. Animal Control Administration animal Shelter Policies Humane Society international Electronic Library; HSUS Guidelines for the Operation of an animal Shelter - Humane Society http://www.mrsc.org/Subjects/PubSafe/animal/AnimalAdm.aspx

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45. Humane Society, SPCA, Animal Shelter, Rescue Links Humane Society,SPCA,animal shelter,lost pets, animal rescue. Family Vacations Horses Lost Pets international http://www.flealess.org/Humane_Society2.html

Lost Pets International Breed or Species-Specific and Wildlife Texas Northern California Ile Perrot Quebec Canada U.S.A. Schipperke Rescue Montreal, Quebec, Canada saveadog.org Massachusetts Siberian Husky Rescue Coppell / Dallas, Texas Brodheadsville, Pennsylvania Canada Oklahoma St. Bernard Rescue U.S.A. Oklahoma Doberman Rescue Group Fancy Rat Rescue N.E. Ohio Subscribe to 911ParrotAlert Powered by groups.yahoo.com Northern Scotland No-Kill Cat Shelter Quincy, Massachusetts Yorkie Rescue Nicholasville, Kentucky Pookha's Rabbit Rescue Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada R.A.I.N. Cat Rescue Virginia Western New York Manitoba Canada Dalmatian Rescue Tennessee Newfoundland Canada Pickering Ontario SE Llama Rescue Marshall, North Carolina Oak-Tree Sanctuary Arkport, New York Massachusetts Turtle Rescue Chihuahua Rescue Cana, Virginia Spirit of the Wild Bethlehem, Georgia Beagle Rescue Oklahoma Unique Program for Fairfax Virginia Homeless Dogs Arizona Golden Retriever Connection Utah Midlands Golden Retriever Rescue South Carolina Brazos County Texas Arizona Trumbull County Ohio Fresno, California

46. NACA Links Page Compassionate animal Control international international animal Control http//www.animal-care.com. Ark Shelter Software (shelter software) http://www.nacanet.org/links.htm

NACA Links Page This site currently does not offer links to individuals or individual animal control/humane agencies. Only advertisers in the NACA News, NACA Exhibitor Members and national animal welfare organizations are currently offered this service. To add your link to this site, your company or national organization must meet any one of the following criteria: 1. For-profit companies - Your company is a current advertiser in the NACA News or is an exhibitor member of NACA. 2. Non-profit organizations - Your non-profit organization offers and maintains a link to NACA's website. 3. State animal control associations - Your state association has 100% membership affiliation with NACA. If you would like to be considered for a link, please email NACA at naca@interserv.com Links to assist our Military Personel Military Pets Web Shelter Information http://www.hsus2.org/sheltering/library/shelter_military_pets.html CHAT ROOMS http://www.Petsville.com NACA - Affiliated State Animal Control Associations CAACO - Colorado Association Animal Control Officers http://www.caaco.org

47. Cat Rescue Groups Across The World animal Rescue, shelters, Society Sites organized by country. World Wide Pet Resources Rescue groups around the world from Australia to Zambia. http://www.dvshop.ca/dvcafe/cat/worldrescue.html

World-Wide Animal Rescue Resources Cat Rescue MeetUp Get involved with cat rescue groups around the world. Kyler Laird-s Animal Rescue Resources Listings by country. Robin'sFYI.com Animal Rescue, Shelters, Society Sites organized by country. World Wide Pet Resources Rescue groups around the world from Australia to Zambia. Resources by Country Australia Australian Animal Protection Society The Australian Animal Protection Society was first incorporated in 1972 to address the need for an animal shelter in the South Eastern region of Melbourne, Victoria.The shelter handles mainly dogs and cats and aims to return as many as possible to their owners or re-home them to good homes. Cat Protection Society of NSW The Cat Protection Society of NSW was founded in 1958 by a group of cat lovers concerned with the plight of homeless street cats. Today the Society is a registered charity with modern premises in Enmore that includes a valuable rehoming facility, a fleet of air-conditioned ambulances and trained welfare officers. But the motivation for our work remains the same...every cat deserves a responsible home.

48. International Society For Animal Rights Typically, dedicated shelter and animal control personnel who must kill the international Involvement In a country with a high level of labor and http://www.isaronline.org/pn_2002_autumn_01.htm

Home About ISAR How to Join Previous Newsletters ... Volunteer Autumn 2002 President's Message top Dear Friends: Typically, dedicated shelter and animal control personnel - who must kill the animals at the cost of their own grief - plan beautiful, moving vigils. Many read the names of the animals and the dates that they were killed, from identification collars used in shelters. Prayers, readings, speeches, and music are also often part of the vigils. Sincerely, Susan Dapsis President top Introduction Our Deepest Gratitude to Coordinators 2002 Vigil Highlights Based on the vigil feedback we have received thus far, combined attendance from all vigils exceeded over 5000 people with participation from more than 200 organizations in 30 states and 15 countries. 2002 Vigil Observances The Humane Society of the Ozarks and Fayetteville Animal Services jointly held a vigil observance at Fayetteville Square to raise awareness of the pet overpopulation problem in their community. A large crowd of people assembled in the town square to listen to State Representative Sue Madison speak about the Arkansas spay/neuter law, and to hear stories of animals rescued from homelessness, and to speeches about responsible pet ownership presented by animal control officers. The city government cable channel filmed the entire vigil observance and has agreed to air it several times on the local government run cable station.

49. International Society For Animal Rights All the animals adopted from the Sullivan County animal Shelter on National international Activities. In a place where companion animals are not high on http://www.isaronline.org/pn_2004_autumn_01.htm

Home About ISAR How to Join Previous Newsletters ... Volunteer Autumn 2004 President's Message National Homeless Animals' Day 2004 PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE top Dear Friends: We have made great progress in this educational campaign. ISAR would like to thank the many vigil coordinators, who are dedicated to shedding light on the tragedy of pet overpopulation and the spay/neuter solution. We salute you for your tireless efforts and devotion to care for the unwanted, neglected and abused companion animals that society dumps at your door. Working together we do make a difference. We look forward to a bright new day when all animals will have loving caring homes, just as our pets do. I have said it before, and I will say it again. We need to work together to combat pet overpopulation; no one can do it alone. My hope is that you feel as I do. Together we will continue to work for a brighter day for all animals. Sincerely

50. Humane Society International (HSI) international programs at animal Care Expo brought together a community of our Working Equine Welfare program, the HSI Shelter Advocacy Partners, http://www.hsus.org/about_us/humane_society_international_hsi/

About HSUS Programs and Services Humane Society International (HSI) Our Global Family and Affiliates Our 50th Anniversary: 1954-2004 ... Celebrity Support Receive action alerts, tips, news and special offers via e-mail. Home About Us Humane Society International (HSI) Humane Society International (HSI) As the international arm of The Humane Society of the United States, HSI addresses issues such as inhumane practices and conditions affecting companion and farm animals, illegal trade in wildlife, threats to endangered species, slaughter of marine mammals, and the use of animals in research and testing. HSI works with national and jurisdictional governments, humane organizations, and individual animal protectionists to find practical, culturally sensitive, and long-term solutions to common animal problems. Support Our Worldwide Disaster Fund Founded in 1991, HSI has expanded The HSUS's animal-protection activities into Central and South America, Africa and Asia. HSI's Asian, Australian, and European offices, and the Center for Earth Concerns de Costa Rica (an HSI program), help carry out field activities and programs. treaty and international agreements affecting animals and their habitats. Through a close relationship with the UN Food and Agriculture Organization, we promote humane handling of animals destined for slaughter.

51. KOREA ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY | HOME That is why international support has been so critical to Korean animal welfare volunteers at shelter. Our new proposed Center for animal Rescue and http://www.koreananimals.org/

secure) Exclusive Video Coverage elcome to the official website for the Korea Animal Protection Society (KAPS) and its sister organization International Aid for Korean Animals (IAKA) . KAPS and IAKA are both Korean organizations dedicated to promoting animal welfare protection in Korea through education, stricter animal cruelty laws and the continued development of the KAPS Shelter. We are Koreans who have been working for over 15 years on behalf of Korean animals by upholding Korea's true values and traditions to create a more compassionate and just society. The plight of companion animals in South Korea (dogs and cats) is an especially urgent and neglected cause that we have chosen to focus most of all our energies upon these past decades. We strongly feel that the protection of companion animals in South Korea is an important foundation for the protection and welfare of all animals. That is why KAPS and IAKA have been committed to ending the dog and cat meat trade, teaching compassion towards animals, and enforcing strong animal protection laws in Korea. KAPS and IAKA were founded by Sunnan and Kyenan Kum, both sisters, who were born and raised in Korea. Growing up, they were inspired by their father who cared deeply for animals and was an herbal-medicine doctor. He believed in Korea's true dietary traditions for living a healthy and well-balanced life. Unfortunately, throughout Korea's history there have been far too many hardships, so that much of Korea's wildlife and wilderness disappeared by the 20th century. However, even during desperate times the consumption of dogs was never a dietary tradition in Korea. In the past, it was practiced by only a few people purely to avoid starvation like in almost every part of the world. Then dogs began to be consumed by a few older men for mythical health benefits regarding virility and sometimes for the frail and sick. It was just one of many obscure and marginal tonics that were different from Korea's common dietary traditions.

52. KOREA ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY | KAPS SHELTER - IN THE NEWS Learn about KAPS and the animals that live at the shelter, Taegu city praised her for improving the international image of the city through her animal http://www.koreananimals.org/currentnews.htm

News Archives (secure) Exclusive Video Coverage In the News Shocking Scene of Dog Slaughter Is dog meat ok as it is? August 2005 Steaming weather is continued fluctuating around 30 degrees in centigrade and it will be the mid dog days in a few days. About this time every year, criticism on dogmeat soup is heated. The people who claims dogmeat should be legalized insist that it should be accepted as our traditional food culture. However, I want the lovers of dogmeat soup to look at the following shocking scene carefully and say if you could indeed call it our culture. Look carefully from now on. Check out the entire story and video clip here Date: July 14~15 2005 Location: Brussels in Belgium, Dublin in Ireland, Argentina, Mexico City in Mexico Demos have been held in 4 different cities around the world last week for the sake of the dogs and cats of Korea. All of them were successful and we would like to appreciate the efforts of all the supporters and volunteers. We strongly hope that the Korean govenment would withdraw their plan of the hygienic control of dog meats and put an end to the suffering of the animals. Event: Paws for a Cause - Family Pet Day Out Date: November 5 2005 (Saturday) Location: 56 Soden Road Bangholme - Mel reference 93 G6 Come along and support DogAid's cause for a fun day full of activities, events and great prizes to win. Learn about KAPS and the animals that live at the shelter, watch obedience demonstrations, agility demonstrations, free showbag on entry. $5.00 per family and $2.00 per person. For more information email

53. OIE Home Page international OIE/WHO/FAO conference in Kuala Lumpur draws up strategy to fight Avian influenza crisis in Asia animal health issues need more attention http://www.oie.int/

nav = navigator.appName.substring(0,3); ver = navigator.appVersion.substring(0,1); NavCon = 0; Site map Search for Help http://www.oie.int/ Editorial Director: Dr Vallat Alerts - Disease Information Update on avian influenza in animals in Asia Animal health news for the week Highlights The OIE welcomes the world partnership against bird flu Evolution of the animal health situation with regard to avian influenza The People's Republic of China notifies officially to the OIE an outbreak of Streptococcus suis in pigs, including laboratory investigation research in animals The full new 2005 editions of the Animal and Aquatic Code now on line ... previous press releases ... Events - OIE Conferences 12th International Symposium of the WAVLD 7th OIE Seminar on biotechnology Montevideo (Uruguay), November 2005 CDC/OIE International Symposium on Emerging Zoonoses Marriott Marquis Hotel 22-24 March 2006 Atlanta, Georgia USA

54. Goa's Animal Rescue Centre I have just returned from the international animal Rescue Centre in Goa, India. international animal Rescue Ambulance and workers outside the newly http://www.northerngroomers.co.uk/goas_animal_rescue_centre.htm

Up Home Mag Info Site Map ... Grooming Links Goa's Animal Rescue Centre Up Stress Aromatherapy Essential oils ... Which Clippers? By Jackie Moore, Paws Dog Grooming, Peterhead I have just returned from the International Animal Rescue Centre in Goa, India. When I arrived I was greeted by about 7 or 8 resident dogs who had the run of the front reception area. In the kennels there must have been about 70 or 80 dogs and small puppies who had been brought to the sanctuary. They included stray dogs that had been brought in to be treated for illnesses and diseases. The sanctuary also has a programme at the moment where they are rounding up stray dogs to be neutered or spayed and then return them to the area from which they have been picked up so that the number of stray dogs will eventually begin to decrease. Some of the dogs are re-homed but a lot are too shy or nervous and do not trust humans. During my visit to the sanctuary my heart went out to all of these dogs. Some were clambering for attention, others seemed indifferent to my presence and there were several that just sat in their cages and quivered with fright when I approached. I was only able to walk one dog at a time and it was very difficult to feel that I was helping at all with so many dogs, in my mind, in need of attention. It was very hot especially in the middle of the day. Some dogs were thrilled to go for a walk, others very reluctant and instead of dragging them down the road and back, I sat by the roadside under the shade of a tree and talked to and petted them, before putting them back in their pen. All, without exception, were unwilling to return to their cage. I did not approach the shy nervous dogs, I just spoke a few words to them from outside their pen.

55. Cat And Dog Links And Web Rings We are a limited admission animal shelter in Salem New Hampshire. We provide loving homes for stray or Paw international Society for animal Rights http://www.sarl-nh.org/links_rings.htm

Your browser does not support script 4 SARL Drive, Salem, NH 03079 (603) 890-2166, fax (603) 890-8717 LINKS AND WEB RINGS You are at the Salem Animal Rescue League's web site. If you came by way of a web ring, please begin here . Thank you! Cat Links Dog Links General Links Animal Welfare Links ... Web Rings Cat Links Alley Cat Allies Cat Fanciers The Cat Fanciers' Association Cat Fancy ... What to Name Your Cat Dog Links The American Kennel Club Online breeders.net Dr. P's Dog Training dog.com ... Travel Dog General Links Pelham Saddlery - saddles, tack, bridles, boots, consignments and much more. The Animal Shelter - a directory promoting animal adoption Lost Pets.net - A service to help reunite people with their lost animals. Dog, Cats and Monkey Tails - A unique pet boutique! Extensive Adoption Information Resources Animal Poison Control Center New Hampshire Rabies Hotline (603) 271-4494 American Humane Association (800) 227-4645 The Humane Society of the United States Pet Sitters International Referral Line (800) 268-SITS (7487) Audubon Society of New Hampshire (603) 224-9909 Animal Rights Organizations American Humane Association The Animal Defense League Animal Protection Institute The Animal Welfare Institute ... Uncaged Campaigns Web Rings

56. UAM Conference Proceedings Page Ten years on in urban animal management. Graeme Raine. INTRODUCTION Compassionate animal Control international is yet in it s genesis stage and has http://www.iimage.com.au/ava.com.au/UAM/proc00/raine.htm

UAM 2000 Index Page Ten years on in urban animal management Graeme Raine INTRODUCTION Where were we prior to 1992? The term dog catcher was heard frequently from the public through to managers and elected members. Problems were evident - local authorities used a variety of methods to control dogs ranging from the head in the sand approach; "perhaps if we do nothing we won't upset any one and the problem will with a bit of luck go away" - to rigid enforcement where "they always got their dog". Some local authorities got lucky and obtained the services of good officers, others were happy to gain someone who could fill the boots of the previous incumbent and were literally quite pleased not to have to buy a new pair of boots. Many officers were working in isolation and there was no formal mechanism to spread the word on good operating practices on a national basis. Western Australia had a 'Municipal Law Enforcement Officers Association' to represent rangers. It hosted State conferences on an annual basis and produced a ranger's newsletter. This assisted in the development of animal control from within the State. We seldom received guests from interstate. Several other States had their own associations and attempts were made to affiliate but were thwarted due to lack of funding and the distances involved.

57. NRV Animal Shelters Online - Links Page Chesapeake animal Bureau Shelter 3807 Cook Blvd., Chesapeake, VA 23323, Hearts United for animals - is a no-kill shelter, sanctuary and animal welfare http://www.nrvanimalshelters.com/links.htm

This is our links page. We will do our best to provide updated links to a variety of animal pages. Right now we mainly have breed rescue, but we will expand as we come across links we think are helpful. Many of these sites have great information about specific breeds and this would be a good place to start if you are in search of a pet to suit your lifestyle. PLEASE research the breed before you adopt a cute face, you'll be doing the animal and yourself a favor. Virginia BREW Chesapeake Animal Bureau Shelter - 3807 Cook Blvd., Chesapeake, VA 23323, (757)382-8080 The Mid-Atlantic Great Dane Rescue League, Inc - for Great Danes and mixed Dane dogs Dalmatian Rescue Dalmation Rescue of Southwest Virginia - excellent site! DARE - Doberman Assistance, Rescue, and Education Dominion Chinese Shar-Pei Club Rescue - Portsmouth, VA Norwegian Elkhound Rescue in Va is handled by NECPV. Their rescue coordinators are Pat Jarvis and Bob Ness.

58. Animal_welfare_orgs.html Operation Kindness No Kill animal Shelter (Carrollton, TX). * Oregon Humane Society Vegetarian s international Voice for animals http://www.arkonline.com/animal_welfare_orgs.html

* 10 Kids Helping Pets * 30 Millions d'Amis * AAVS - American Anti-Vivisection Society * Adopt a Greyhound * Adopt-A-Greyhound of Central Canada * Adopt-a-Pet (Alexandria, VA) * ADVANCE - Activists of Delaware Valley Animal Network * Akbash Dogs International Rescue Service * Alley Cat Rescue Foundation (Fremont, CA) * Alternative Methodologies (Essentials for Animal Research: A Primer for Research Personnel) * Alternatives Research and Development Foundation * Alternatives to Animal Testing * Alternatives to the Harmful Use of Nonhuman Animals in Veterinary Medical Education (AVAR) * American Humane Association - Animal Protection Division * American Pet Association, Inc. * American Pomeranian Club Breed Rescue * American Tortoise Rescue * Animal Adoption Associates (Chicago, IL)

59. Outreach International - Animal Rescue Centre Outreach international is a gap year organisation, offering a chance to participate in volunteer projects in Mexico, Ecuador and Cambodia. http://www.outreachinternational.co.uk/ecuador/project16.html

Animal Rescue Centre Quito Ecuador Project Category: Biological / Environmental. Main Activity: Caring for rescued wild animals at a specialised centre. Number of Places: Two or three at any one time. When Available: All year round. Two months minimum but ideally longer. Description of Project The project is located one hour south of Quito on the slope of volcano Atacazo. It was founded by Johnny and Brenda Cordova who still live on site. It is set in 50 hectares of land. The cages that house the animals range in size and condition; some are huge and house Eagles and Andean Bears, some of the smaller cages have Monkeys, Ocelots, Peccary and at the time of writing (August 2004) a Jaguar. There is also a heated room that keeps spiders and snakes in glass cages. The cages are a bit of a mismatch and have been built as the animals arrived. The project works closely with Amazoonicas and the Bear project. (See separate project descriptions). Volunteers Activities Time Off/Accommodation Accommodation is in a private house with up to six other volunteers. It is comfortable, airy and spacious but you would be expected to share a room. You would cook communally and Outreach would provide you with an allowance for food. Due to its proximity to Quito you could easily see other volunteers at week ends and join in with week end trips and expeditions. Like all Outreach volunteers you would be registered members of the South American Explorer Club and have full access to it s facilities in Quito.

60. Give Monthly: Join The Animal Rescue Team - World Society For The Protection Of Stay informed –In addition to 2 issues of our Animals international magazine, WSPA will send you our monthly Saved by You! flyers that feature a http://www.wspa-usa.org/pages/65_give_monthly_join_the_animal_rescue_team.cfm

Ways to Help Home Ways to Help Give Give Monthly: Join the Animal Rescue Team Give Donation Form Give Monthly: Join the Animal Rescue Team Join by phone or mail ... Corporate Giving Give Monthly: Join the Animal Rescue Team WSPA's Animal Rescue Team monthly giving program is the most effective and efficient way to support our animal protection programs around the world. Join WSPA's Animal Rescue Team Now! How does a monthly gift make a difference? Your monthly gifts will allow us to plan, maintain and increase our long-term projects with confidence, safe in the knowledge that the funds will be there in the future. It also allows us to have contingency funds so that we can respond to international animal crises as quickly as possible. Funding from Animal Rescue Team members help to: Provide reliable funds so WSPA can respond to animal emergencies Build and establish sanctuaries to rehabilitate some of the animals you help rescue Change attitudes towards animal welfare through education of children and communities Lobby governments to achieve legislation that outlaws cruelty to animals Monthly giving saves time and money: Saves money - Since we don't mail our regular appeals to monthly donors, we spend less on printing and postage and more on the animals.

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