81. PRCA - ProRodeo - Animal Welfare To coordinate its animal welfare efforts, the PRCA employs a fulltime animal welfare coordinator to oversee internal and public education programs. http://prorodeo.org/animals/

ESPN NBA.com WNBA.com NHL.com ... Fantasy More Information Animal Welfare Booklet Welfare vs Rights Animal Welfare Rules PRCA Rodeo Equipment 101 ProRodeo Drive Colorado Springs, Colorado 80919 In the sport of professional rodeo, cowboys share the limelight with the rodeo livestock. For a cowboy to compete at the highest level, the livestock also must be in peak condition. Both are athletes in their own right. The very nature of rodeo requires a working relationship, and in some events a partnership, between the cowboys and animal athletes. Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) athletes value their animals, as do the PRCA stock contractors that provide the livestock for the rodeos. Like most people, PRCA members believe animals should be provided proper care and treatment. The PRCA and its members value their animals and staunchly protect them with specifically created rules. Like a well-conditioned athlete, an animal can perform well only if it is healthy. Any cowboy will tell you he takes home a paycheck only when the animal is in top form. Stock contractors, the ranchers who raise and provide livestock to rodeos, also have an obvious financial interest in keeping the animals healthy. Simple logic dictates that no sensible businessperson would abuse an animal that is expected to perform in the future.

82. Animals In Education The HSUS s animals Society project maintains a list of animalwelfare courses The Use of animals in Higher education Problems, Alternatives, http://www.hsus.org/animals_in_research/animals_in_education/

Species Used in Research General Information on Animal Research Animals in Education Monkeys and Apes in Research ... Videos Receive action alerts, tips, news and special offers via e-mail. Home Animals in Research Animals in Education Animals in Education Animals in Education The Humane Society of the United States recognizes the importance of biology studies within all levels of education. As the "study of life," biology programs should be designed to instill in students an interest in, and respect for, all living things. The HSUS believes that these objectives are best met when biology education focuses on animals as living, sentient creatures, emphasizing their behavior, life history patterns, and relationships with their environment. The HSUS offers a wide variety of information for teachers and students pertaining to dissection and the use of animals in education. Our online dissection resources include but are not limited to: A listing of and links to dissection laws/student choice policies from various states. Frequently asked questions about dissection.

83. SPCA Of Monterey County - Monterey, CA Leadership in animal welfare, through protection, advocacy, education and example. http://www.spcamc.org/

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84. Becoming A Vet : Veterinary Science : Animal Welfare : Doctor : Education : Web Careers education Home Home Other animal welfare careers. If you don t think you can become a vet, then there are other careers within the animal http://www.webwombat.com.au/careers_ed/education/vet.htm

Entertainment Finance Games Lifestyle ... Auctions You are here: Home Education / Becoming a Vet Careers Advice Education Education Search Features 2005 Termdates Directories Tafe Colleges Australian Universities Government Sites Law Sites Classmate Classmate Home Kids' Classmate Premium Links Safe online shopping New Car Brokerage Cheap Business Cards Ezy Car Rental NZ ... Directories Dr Harry or James Herriot? By James Anthony Most people will have had some contact with vets - either through the family pets, or on TV in the form of James Herriot or our own Dr Harry. The work they do - helping sick creatures - will tug at the heartstrings and while these guys make it look easy, becoming a vet is seriously hard work. In fact getting into a veterinary career is harder than becoming a doctor! You have to pass Year 12 with very high marks as getting into a university course is a cut-throat business with only the best applicants being accepted.

85. Central Missouri Humane Society Private, non profit organization promoting animal welfare and providing public education on the proper care and treatment of animals. Committed to responsible pet ownership and solving the problem of pet overpopulation. http://www.cmhspets.org/

Central Missouri Humane Society 616 Big Bear Blvd. Columbia, MO 65202 staff@cmhspets.org Home Page Adopting a Pet Giving Up a Pet Solutions to Pet Behavior Problems Upcoming Events Volunteering at the CMHS Membership and "Wish List" Friends of the CMHS Our Services Central Missouri Humane Society Our next CMHS Board Meeting will be September 26, 2005 at 6:00 PM. See the Board of Directors link for details. The Central Missouri Humane Society is a non-profit organization which was founded in 1943 to prevent cruelty to and suffering of animals. Read about us and see our staff list here Each year, nearly 7,000 abandoned pets arrive at our Shelter, originating from 20 mid-Missouri counties. We have an excellent adoption program come visit our pets and see if one might be your perfect match! Besides putting pets with people, CMHS also offers a wide variety of volunteer-driven services to the community, including visits to nursing homes and humane education programs. Read about our complete list of services under Our Services Help the pets affected by Katrina!

86. WSPA - Education - Training Programmes - Concepts In Animal Welfare - Concepts I WSPA, Raising the standard of animal welfare throughout the world. And Ensuring that the principles of animal welfare are universally understood and http://www.wspa.org.uk/index.php?page=924

87. Placer County SPCA Mission prevent cruelty to animals, relieve animal suffering and ensure animal welfare, provide humane and animal care education, encourage and support the humananimal bond in our community. http://spca.quiknet.com/

88. Home The Scientists Center for animal welfare (SCAW) is a nonprofit educational use, and management of animals involved in research, testing or education in http://www.scaw.com/

Scientists Center For Animal Welfare 7833 Walker Drive Suite 410 Greenbelt, MD 20770 tel: 301-345-3500 fax: 301-345-3503 info@scaw.com Secure Online Payment Order Online! Register Online! Home The Scientists Center for Animal Welfare (SCAW) is a non-profit educational association of individuals and institutions whose mission is to promote the best practices of humane care, use, and management of animals involved in research, testing or education in laboratory, agricultural, wildlife or other settings. All of us at SCAW extend our heartfelt sympathy to those affected by Katrina. SCAW has held several meetings and participated in other national meetings in New Orleans and other Southern states. We hope that all will be well with our friends and family members in that wonderful city. We also remember the special animals at the New Orleans Audubon Zoo, Aquarium and the dogs and cats we met along the streets. HIGHLIGHTS: ACLAM Public Statement: Medical Records for Animals Used in Research, Teaching and Testing NABR new website Animal Law USDA/APHIS Final Rule Amending the Definition of Animal ... (H.R. 4454)

89. Preservation Of Animal Welfare And Safety Nonprofit animal welfare group, dedicated to easing the suffering of dogs and cats through a spay/neuter, adoption, feral cat trap-neuter release, community outreach, and education programs. Camp Hill. http://www.pawsofpa.org/

Katrina Relief Flyer Paw Prints of Hope Exhibit Raise Your PAWS Fundraiser Event Supporters Local businesswoman Linda Kosich, of Market Street Mortgage in Lancaster, has joined local artist Suk Shuglie to support the upcoming " Raise Your Paws " fundraiser that will raise money on October 22 for PAWS spay/neuter and foster/adoption programs. Platinum Paw Sponsor Kosich, seen here at left, is underwriting the rental of the event's Liberty Place venue. Suglie has donated the limited-edition print (seen here with her at center), will create the event program's cover art, and will donate the original of the cover art for the live auction. They are seen with PAWS volunteer Pat Burns, at right.

90. Friends Of Pets - Anchorage, Alaska animal welfare and advocacy, rescue and adoption placement, spay/neuter education and assistance. Located in Anchorage. http://www.friendsofpets.org

Home Pets Programs People ... Links Info Center Adoption Hotline MEDICAL EMERGENCIES Diamond Animal Emergency Services (Anchorage) 24 Hours Pet Emergency (Anchorage) Holidays National Animal Poison Control Center This site rated 'for all ages' by Friends of Pets Anchorage, Alaska "...To make Anchorage a community where all pets are loved, wanted and cared for, through education, prevention and intervention." Friends of Pets was founded in 1989 as an advocate for the animals at the FOP is a non-profit organization staffed entirely by volunteers and supported by donations. Together we are making a difference! Read our free brochure - and tell a friend! "A Million Reasons to Spay or Neuter " Quilts, wall hangings, needlework, Native art, collectibles and so much more - don't miss your chance to make it our best auction yet! Pick up an entry form Visit our virtual quilt gallery Email us for more information Present ed by Anchorage Daily News ConocoPhillips Alaska Seams Like Home Quilt Shoppe VCA Animal Hospitals Supported by Anchorage Log Cabin Quilters Guild Dina's Cozy Cabin Quilts Great Harvest Bread Co.

91. Research_Banner Information Resources for animal welfare and Alternatives education and training in the care and use of laboratory animals. http://www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/Animal_Alternatives/iacucs.htm

UCCAA University of California Center for Animal Alternatives Information Resources for Animal Welfare and Alternatives: Animal Care and Use Committees The federal Animal Welfare Act requires that local institutional animal care and use committees ( IACUCs ) review certain local research protocols involving the use of animals. To assure a broad review, IACUCs include local members outside the animal care and research communities. As a result, IACUCs and research support staff become involved in the education of these members, their incorporation into committee problem solving, and in ethical decision making. This guide is intended to provide a brief list of resources on the functions and administration of institutional animal care and use committees, including these three areas. We invite your suggestions for additions and changes to this information guide. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Humane Animal Care and Use : Policies and Procedures Canadian Council of Animal Care (CCAC) NASA Principles for the Ethical Care and Use of Animals NIH: Office of Animal Care and Use (OACU) NIH: Office of Laboratory Animal Welfare (OLAW) ORGANIZATIONS The following groups hold regular conferences for institutions and their IACUCs.

92. Kind Planet - Humane Education - A Community Celebrating Life! Information and activities regarding animal welfare and rights, environmental education and news, human resources, people helping people, and child protection. http://www.kindplanet.org

Tell A Friend About Kind Planet Become A Member! Donate Katrina Relief Efforts Need Your Help Now! Katrina Relief Efforts Need Your Help Now! Katrina Relief Efforts Need Your Help Now! Katrina Relief Efforts Need Your Help Now! CLICK HERE TO HELP NOAH'S WISH PUBLIC SERVICE Humane Education Advocacy increase awareness Empowerment increase choices Activism create change Whether assisting seniors to care and provide for their fur and feather kids, or working to see laws that protect the public enforced, Kind Planet believes in service. Ninety five percent of the work we do is done by volunteers. We have learned that the greatest gift is giving, that a life of service is well lived. Holism is the foundation of our approach to Humane Education. Kindness and compassion will become the foundation of mankind’s consciousness and will govern choices. As we evolve towards that state of awareness, we will find that all life must be honored. We will realize that all life, and all that sustains life, is worthy of respect and care. We Invite you to join us in creating a community that celebrates life. Through focus on ourselves, our families, our community, our nation, and our planet, we will fill the world with kindness. ANIMAL RESCUE Kind Planet operates homes for animals, other than cats and dogs, which have been abandoned. Serving as an example of compassion, this program allows us to learn about and share information regarding state of the art care for the fur and feather kids we accept responsibility for.

93. Scottish SPCA - Education - News Aki visited Petterden animal welfare Centre in Dundee where education Officer Louise Hayward presented him with an animal encyclopaedia, a DVD player and http://www.scottishspca.org/education/news.html

DONATIONS SITE MAP LINKS NEWS ... KIDS EDUCATION SERVICES SSPCA SCHOOLS WEBSITE KIDS STUFF Click here to enter Scottish SPCA Education website Terms and Conditions Animal Helplines SSPCA Home EDUCATION NEWS Happy Hutch or Bored Bunny? - Learn All About Rabbits with the Scottish SPCA On Tuesday 2nd August, Scottish SPCA Lothian Animal Welfare Centre in Balerno near Edinburgh will be holding an open day for young animal lovers, full of chat, activities and fun! Open days will also be held at our Milton AWC on August 4th and Inverness AWC on the 11th. AX Club Members (the junior members of the Scottish SPCA) will be given a unique, behind-the-scenes tour of the Centre, which cares for all types of pet animals: dogs, cats, rabbit, guinea-pigs, budgies, canaries, ferrets and pet rats. This year will focus on all things bunny! Scottish SPCA Education Support Officer Anna Price said: "Rabbits are the third most popular pet but are very often neglected; many are left in hutches that are too small and lead miserable lonely lives. Participants will have the chance to learn about rabbit care, how to keep bunnies active and the correct way to get to grips with bunny friends. "For AX Club members the events are free. Members are welcome to bring along friends, but they will need to pay a charge of £5.00 on the day and this will also entitle them to one year's membership of the AX Club.

94. Saving The Lives Of The Homeless And Unwanted Animals In Tucson Arizona Dedicated to the general welfare, sheltering and placement of animals, prevention of cruelty to animals and animal overpopulation, education concerning humane treatment of animals. http://www.humane-so-arizona.org/

Back to Homepage View Adoptable Animals Main Pages Personalized Calendars! the HSSA! HSSA Logo Store Now Open Click here to Shop Purchase Spay Neuter Awareness Bracelets and more. HSSA Alumni Album Have a cute or unique photo of your adopted animal from the Humane Society of Southern Arizona? Want to share your photos? Click here to email us your photos. Please include your name, animal name, it's age, and year adopted from HSSA. WANTED: FOSTER HOMES Qualified foster care volunteers help save many lives every day! Find out what you can do to help Donate while you shop at local merchants. Click here to view our community shopping partners. Welcome to the Humane Society of Southern Arizona... where your best friend is waiting. Open 9:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. / 7 Days A Week Surgery by appointment only Companions for Life Center CLC phone: 520-795-6225 Call for hours of operation Information Bar Are You A Member?

95. Office Of Research Integrity education RCR Resources. animal welfare Online Instructional Materials » Contemporary Science, Values and animal Subjects in Research North Carolina http://ori.dhhs.gov/education/rcr_animals.shtml

Sections About ORI Assurance Conferences Handling Misconduct International Policies / Regulations Publications RCR Research RIOs ORI Newsletter Latest Newsletter (PDF) September 2005 Past Issues... RCR Menu Introduction Educational Resources Points for Discussion ORI Introduction to RCR Bibliography Instruction Listserv Expo Resource Development Program Program for Academic Societies Program for Graduate Schools Education: RCR Resources Animal Welfare Online Instructional Materials Online Education Module *Download Entire File Now (430 KB) Reports Other Websites * Supported by the RCR Resource Development Program This page last was updated on August 29, 2005 Accessibility U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Directions to ORI Office Questions/suggestions about this web page? Webmaster

96. Untitled Document Nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting animal welfare through education and a neuter/spay assistance program. Pet care tips, events, volunteer and membership information, and information on their events. Tuscaloosa. http://www.t-townpaws.org/

97. Listing Of Directory: /vawokc/ Nonprofit organization dedicated to humane education, proper animal care, and prevention of pet overpopulation and homeless animals, providing pet adoption information and cruelty and abuse investigations. http://members.aol.com/vawokc/

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98. Monroe Animal League Promote animal welfare and humane education. Includes information on adoption, memberships and events. http://www.monroe-animals.org/

Welcome To The Monroe Animal League The Monroe Animal League is an independent, all volunteer, 501(c)3 non-profit organization serving Monroe County since 1943. Member: Spay/USA Network and Federated Humane Societies of PA. OUR PURPOSE AND GOALS ARE TO PROMOTE: Animal Welfare Humane Education Assist pet owners with our spay/neuter program (Call 570-476-8444 for information on this program) Provide Funds for Emergency Treatment by Veterinarian Sponsor the local Adopt-A-Classroom program WHEREVER POSSIBLE WE Provide pet food, when available, to the needy Loan cages and humane traps Keep members abreast of legislation affecting animal welfare Donations for Animal Victims of Hurricane Katrina The Monroe Animal League is collecting donations for the animal victims of Hurricane Katrina. 100% of the collected money will be provided to organizations helping animals in the areas of Mississippi and Louisiana which were ravaged by the hurricane. Please telephone our office at 570-476-8444 for complete information and to make donations. You may also mail your check or money order payable to the Monroe Animal League at P.O. Box 23, Stroudsburg, PA 18360. Please note on your check or money order

99. The Animal World Free monthly newsmagazine that is dedicated to education and welfare of animals. http://www.TheAnimalWorld.org

Please download Java(tm) A monthly publication of Animal World USA, a 501(c)3 organization. Contact info@theanimalworld.org for information.

100. District Of North Vancouver Animal Welfare Shelter The staff at the animal welfare Shelter is dedicated to ensuring owners are This is being done through education and with the outstanding support of ten http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/BC62.html

District of North Vancouver Animal Welfare Shelter Our Pet List News Since our opening on January 01, 2002, numerous improvements have been made at our District of North Vancouver Animal Welfare Shelter facility. Months of repairing, painting and renovating have given the shelter a new look, including a "Community Cat Courtyard", where cats can enjoy the outdoors in a secure environment, and a "Bunny Run" that allows rabbits to leave their condos to play outside. In addition to the new areas, the Shelter has a new "Community Cat Room" that houses cats ready for adoption, a "Singles Room" that holds strays pending a search for owners, and an "Isolation Room" for sick or pregnant animals. In the future, we hope to build a training area for Animal Behaviorists to work with behavior-challenged dogs. We have implemented numerous animal welfare programs. Most notable is our Progressive Animal/ Canine Evaluation program, which has been used to place 264 animals in life long homes. Other programs include quality animal medical care, nutrition, socialization, exercise, behavioral training, fostering, lost and found; as well as programs on volunteer opportunities, educational tours, and assisting and liaising with rescue organizations. We also encourage the public to view our web sites at www.dnv.org

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