101. Humane Society Of Greater Kansas City Home Page Promotes animal welfare through adoption services, education, and preventive veterinary care. http://www.hsgkc.org/

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102. Www.animalwelfaresociety.org - The Animal Welfare Society - Programs - Humane Ed The animal welfare Society exists to provide humane shelter and care to animals animal adoption and ownership through education and public awareness. http://www.animalwelfaresociety.org/prg_humane_education.html

The Animal Welfare Society Post Office Box 43, West Kennebunk, Maine, 04094 • 207/985-3244 About the AWS Support the AWS Who We Are Directions/Hours ... Programs Humane Education Humane Education: Teaching Compassion As a Humane Society we not only provide food, care and shelter for homeless animals but we also provide educational programs to our community. With the ever-increasing human and pet population in our world today, it is vital to spread the important messages of the Animal Welfare Society: the importance of spaying and neutering pets, of long-term commitment to a pet, kind animal treatment, and the link between domestic violence, child abuse, elder abuse and animal abuse. In conjunction with Prevent Violence York County our shelter is working on the issues surrounding all forms of violence- for both humans and pets. The Animal Welfare Society has also established the PAWS program to discreetly assist clients who are in need. For more information about animal abuse and neglect, please click here Programs: We offer a variety of education programs that fit the needs of the many people and groups in our community. Please click on the listing for more information.

103. IACUC - Education & Training The University of Maryland guide to locating animal welfare information at alternatives to animal use, training and education of animal caretakers or http://www.umresearch.umd.edu/IACUC/education.htm

IACUC Home Educational Resources UM Animal Care Program Alternatives ... Animal Welfare Act and the Health Research Extension Act ) and in the The new training program combines on-line courses , offered by the American Association for Laboratory Animal Science ( AALAS ), with in-facility training , offered by members of the UM Department of Laboratory Animal Care (LAC). The Director of LAC is the coordinator for the program. On-Line Courses The on-line training program is provided through courses offered by the ALAS Learning Library . The Director of LAC is the coordinator for the program and will determine the specific on-line courses each individual must pass. A core of specific on-line courses will be required of all animal research personnel. Additional courses will be added to address the specific needs of the research (e.g., specific species, surgery, biohazards). Animal care personnel will be assigned on-line courses related directly to their responsibilities and their facility’s species. In-Facility Training Training records will be kept in the LAC office and at the applicable facility. These will be reviewed at the time of protocol submittal to ensure that everyone listed on the protocol has received the necessary training. The facility will be responsible to ensure that all individuals working with animals have completed the necessary training.

104. Animal Welfare Science And Bioethics Centre The Massey University Centre for practical, sciencebased and ethical advice, education and solutions to animal welfare problems and for bioethical analysis http://animalwelfare.massey.ac.nz/

Your browser does not support script - please use the menu at bottom of page Home College of Sciences AWSBC SEARCH ... Research The Massey University Centre for practical, science-based and ethical advice, education and solutions to animal welfare problems and for bioethical analysis and education. What's New? Links About AWSBC For more information on the AWSBC, please contact: Centre Director Professor David J. Mello r Institute of Food, Nutrition and Human Health, College of Sciences, Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand Professor Kevin J. Stafford Institute of Veterinary, Animal and Biomedical Sciences, College of Sciences, Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand Mr. James A. K. Battye School of History, Philosophy and Politics, College of Humanities and Social Sciences, Massey University Palmerston North, New Zealand

105. Worldwide Shelter Directory | Guatemala | Animal Welfare Assoc. Rescue/Education animal welfare Assoc. Rescue/education (AWARE) (id 4989) We rescue abandoned domestic animals In Guatemala, cure them of any illnesses, spay/neuter http://www.h4ha.org/shelters/Guatemala/24-0-0-4989-0.html

Worldwide Shelter Directory Guatemala Company Name: Animal Welfare Assoc. Rescue/Education (AWARE) Description: Country: Guatemala State: City: Sacatepequez Postal Address: Sumpango Map / route: View map / route Phone Number: E-Mail Address: Send message URL / Website: http://www.animalaware.org Hits: 459 since 10-10-2004 Visitor Rating: ( 4 votes ) Rate this listing: Excellent Very good Good Fair Poor Print Listing Mail To A Friend Reviews Add a review Classification(s) Guatemala Legend: Snuggles Project Foster Program Available Click to Donate View Adoption Animals Ratings: = Poor = Fair = Good = Very Good = Excellent Hugs for Homeless Animals . This system is provided as a courtesy to our website visitors for personal use only. Copying, reprinting or distribution of the contents for any purpose without written permission is forbidden. Using this system to send unauthorized commercial email (UCE) is strictly prohibited. UCE, whether for commercial, nonprofit or otherwise, is considered spam and will not be tolerated. This system is monitored to detect abuse. Violaters will be provided with an invoice for service rendered and legal action will follow, if required. If you have any questions or would like more information about any of our marketing or outreach solutions, please contact us. Further

106. Animal Welfare Established in 1985, PAWS is a USbased animal welfare society concerned with The College aims to advance animal and human health through education, http://vetgate.ac.uk/browse/cabi/94f6293166176cbea8ac4919048da39e.html

low graphics animal welfare other: animal behaviour animal health animal husbandry animal testing alternatives ... Performing Animal Welfare Society : PAWS Established in 1985, PAWS is a US-based animal welfare society concerned with the welfare of performing animals and victims of the exotic animal trade. PAWS is actively involved in investigating cases of cruelty which affect performing and exotic animals, lobbies for improved animal welfare legislation, provides animal shelters for rescued animals, and educates the general public, educators and the entertainment industry in humane animal training and treatment. This Web site also provides information on PAWS membership, ongoing PAWS campaigns and a PAWS newsletter is also freely available online. wild animals non-governmental organizations circus animals animal welfare ... Association of Veterinarians for Animal Rights (AVAR) The Association of Veterinarians for Animal Rights (AVAR) was formed in 1981 and aims to "educate the public and the veterinary profession to secure higher ideals of humanity and policy toward all nonhuman animals". This site provides information about the AVAR, its aims, activities and membership details. A collection of AVAR position statements on subjects relating to animal rights and the veterinary profession are available as are details of other AVAR publications. In addition, there is a searchable database of various alternatives to using, harming or killing nonhuman animals in all levels of education (AltEd database).

107. Animal Welfare Graduate Graduate education in animal welfare includes. Thesis Completion. By researching, writing, and presenting a thesis, students acquire general skills in http://www.agsci.ubc.ca/animalwelfare/education/graduate.htm

EDUCATION Overview Courses Undergraduate Graduate Studies: M.Sc. and Ph.D. in Animal Science specializing in Animal Welfare Other Options for Graduate Studies: Other science departments with a focus on animal welfare ... Animal Welfare Graduate Studies: Ph.D. or M.Sc. in Animal Science specializing in Animal Welfare Most of our students complete a Ph.D. or M.Sc. in Animal Science specializing in Animal Welfare. These are students with a background in a relevant area of science such as animal behaviour, animal science, or veterinary medicine, or very occasionally students with a different background wanting to do a science-based graduate degree. These students will generally do a thesis in our core research area, namely animal welfare in relation to the housing and management of animals. Graduate education in animal welfare includes: Thesis Completion . By researching, writing, and presenting a thesis, students acquire general skills in research design and methods, critical thinking and reading of relevant literature, detailed knowledge of the thesis area, and skills in writing and communicating.

108. Careers In Animal Welfare in the animal industries have specialized education in animal welfare. Graduate work in animal welfare gives such students a background in the http://www.agsci.ubc.ca/animalwelfare/education/careers.htm

EDUCATION Overview Courses Undergraduate Graduate Studies: M.Sc. and Ph.D. in Animal Science specializing in Animal Welfare Other Options for Graduate Studies: Other science departments with a focus on animal welfare ... Animal Welfare Careers in Animal Welfare Career paths are highly dependant upon the individuals interests and background. However, general areas include: Humane Movement . The humane movement is a significant employer, but until very recently there was little specialized university education that prepared people to work in this field. Students often develop research and communication skills together with broad exposure to animal welfare science, animal ethics, and current animal welfare issues. This makes an excellent preparation for a career in the humane movement. Animal Industries or Related Government Positions . The animal industries and related government departments are facing an increasing need to deal with animal welfare issues, but few people in the animal industries have specialized education in animal welfare.

109. Animal Welfare Assurance: Core Contents (RPH 8.1) animal welfare Assurance Core Contents. Current version. May 8, 2000. Classification 8.5 animal Care and Use Training and education Program http://www.stanford.edu/dept/DoR/rph/8-1.html

Animal Welfare Assurance: Core Contents (RPH 8.1) Other Available Views: Adobe Acrobat (PDF) Located Inside: Research Policy Handbook Stanford University Research Policy Handbook Document 8.1 Title: Animal Welfare Assurance: Core Contents Current version: May 8, 2000 Classification: Public Health Service (PHS) Assurance Summary: Provides assurance of Stanford compliance with PHS Policy on Humane Care and Use of Laboratory Animals. Includes description of Stanford policies and procedures for the Administrative Panel on Laboratory Animal Care (A-PLAC). Does not include Exhibits or Attachments. Related Research Policy Handbook Documents: Administrative Panels for Research Compliance Changes In The University's Laboratory Animal Occupational Health Program (LAOHP) Use of Vertebrate Animals in Teaching Activities Responsibilities for the Humane Care and Use of Laboratory Animals Transport, Care, and Use of Non-Stanford Owned ... Animal Care and Use Training and Education Program SEE ALSO: A-PLAC Home Page Authority: United States Public Health Service Stanford Vice Provost and Dean of Research and Graduate Policy Contact Person: Research Compliance Administrator The Leland Stanford Junior University , hereinafter referred to as "institution," hereby gives assurance that it will comply with the Public Health Service Policy on Humane Care and Use of Laboratory Animals, hereinafter referred to as "PHS Policy."

110. Center For Respect Of Life And Environment (CRLE) | Programs | Greening Higher E Innovation in the Study of animals and Society Humane education Compassion Across the Established course animal welfare and the Ethics of animal Use http://www.crle.org/prog_course_awards.asp

ANIMALS AND SOCIETY COURSE AWARDS The third award, carrying a prize of $500, was instituted in 2003 to give special recognition to short, novel, or otherwise innovative courses. Courses deserving of special recognition could be those that, for example, a) bring the study of animals and society into new arenas, where these issues were not previously addressed, b) approach the study of animals and society from a novel perspective, or using novel teaching methods, c) provide exposure to participants who would not otherwise address academic issues relating to animals and society, or d) are tailed to participants whose learning experience will have a direct impact upon animals and /or animal protection. We now call for nominations for all three types of awards for 2005. Nominees may apply for one or more of the awards. The competition is open to courses offered worldwide. The prize money will be given to the institutional department in which the winning course is taught. To nominate a course for the award, follow the instructions below. No special forms are necessary. Nominations must include:

111. Farm Animal Care Educational Resource AFAC has developed curriculumbased, farm animal welfare resources for Alberta animal welfare Judging Competition - increase education of animal welfare http://www.afac.ab.ca/education.htm

UE AFAC has developed curriculum-based, farm animal welfare resources for Alberta students. Through an exploration of the needs and behaviors of farm animals, these resources explain how farmers are sensitive to their animals and provide for their needs. AFAC EDUCATION RESOURCES Elementary Junior/Senior High Colleges - AFAC meets with students to critically examine different viewpoints, and what the industry is doing to improve animal welfare. 4-H L.A.W. (Learning About Animal Welfare) RESOURCES AFAC's page Recommended Codes of Practice for the care and handling of farm animals Dr. Temple Grandin , Animal Welfare Specialist Animal Welfare Judging Competition - increase education of animal welfare issues based on a traditional curriculum feature within animal science departments: judging teams. FarmIssues.com - a gateway to information on the web about farming and food. Play games, give your opinion on issues or search for pictures of your favourite farm animals. OTHER AGRICULTURE EDUCATION RESOURCES Alberta Beef - Educational Initiatives Alberta Egg Producers Alberta Milk - Alberta Pork Alberta Turkey AGRICULTURE EVENTS and TOURS Tour New Swine Educational Facilities (Farmscape June 05) Pig Science Centre Aggie Days - here for information on AFAC's involvement in past Aggie Days.

112. Search Results: Topicofinterest=Uswed_toi:education&Activity=Uswed_at:animal_wel Topic of interest education X Activity Wildlife and Biodiversity Related animal welfare X click X to remove filter(s). Results 1 to 3 of 3 http://www.swed.org.uk/swed/servlet/Entry?action=v&ds=wwite&Topicofinterest=Uswe

113. Institute Of Animal Technology in technology and the practice of laboratory animal care and welfare. In education we make provision for animal technicians, technologists and others http://www.iat.org.uk/

Related Documents Ethical Statement About IAT Documents Email us at.. info@iat.org.uk European Federation Of Animal Technology www.medicalmouse.org.uk The Institute of Animal Technology Just as man has a legal and moral obligation to protect his fellows, prolong life and alleviate suffering he must also be aware of his obligation to ensure that the animals used to further these aims are are properly cared for and protected. Our motto curando docemus (through learning we care) reflects both the educational and caring roles that the Institute practices. Objectives Founded in 1950 the Institute of Animal Technology is the foremost professional body in the field, our major objectives are illustrated by our motto curando docemus which reflects the caring and educational role of the Institute. By our activities we continue to advance and promote excellence in technology and the practice of laboratory animal care and welfare. In education we make provision for animal technicians, technologists and others professionally engaged in the field of animal science to receive appropriate training and qualifications, thus ensuring that they may contribute to advancing standards of laboratory animal welfare at home and abroad.

114. Moulton College - Courses - Further Education - ANIMAL WELFARE AND VETERINARY HE Moulton College, Northamptonshire, England Moulton College has an unrivalled reputation for excellence in training for the Land Based, Construction and http://www.moulton.ac.uk/course_cat_new.asp?iid=2

115. Arizona Animal Welfare League : Our Programs : Humane Education Arizona animal welfare League Arizona animal welfare League The future of our companion animals lies in the hands of our children, the next generation http://www.aawl.org/programs/education/index.shtml

Adopt a Dog Adopt a Cat Helpful Links Donate ... Behavior Help Line PROGRAMS FOR KIDS Adventures in Critter Care Teen Tracks Camp Ruffin' It The future of our companion animals lies in the hands of our children, the next generation of animal caregivers. We started our Youth Programs in 2002 to educate youngsters and teens about the responsibilities of caring for a pet. Shelter Adoption Hours: Monday - Friday: 11am - 7pm Saturday - Sunday: 9am - 5pm 30 North 40th Place Phoenix Arizona 85034 GET MAP AAWL Mobile Adoption Locations: Learn more about Maddie's Projects in Maricopa County.

116. FH / Animal Welfare / Ernest Olfert Canadian veterinarians Ensuring the welfare of animals used in research, education and testing in Canada. By Dr. Ernest D. Olfert http://www.chrcrm.org/fh_summer97_vetmedicine.htm

Canadian veterinarians: Ensuring the welfare of animals used in research, education and testing in Canada By Dr. Ernest D. Olfert Since the 1960s, in institutions across Canada where animals are used in biomedical research, education and testing, laboratory animal veterinarians have played a central role in the care, well-being and welfare of these animals. Over the years, the laboratory animal veterinarian's role has evolved considerably as a specialty within the practice of veterinary medicine. Statement of Adequate Veterinary Care for experimental animals. What exactly is "laboratory animal medicine"? Laboratory animal veterinarians are hired by universities, pharmaceutical companies, government facilities, and any biomedical research company where animals are used in research. But to answer the question more specifically, our professional association has defined what laboratory animal medicine is in our Statement of Adequate Veterinary Care . Disease control and prevention, diagnostic resources, handling and restraint, anesthesia, analgesia, and euthanasia, surgical and post-surgical care and laboratory animal welfare are all covered. How do you, as a laboratory animal veterinarian, get directly involved in the daily lives of research animals at your institution, and in their welfare?

117. CIWF Trust - International Humane Education Humane education encourages compassion and respect for people, animals and the In 1998 the CIWF Trust started to support local animal welfare groups in http://www.ciwf.org.uk/education/humane_ed.html

Home About us Campaigns Education ... Contact CIWF Trust International humane education programme Why do we need humane education? Humane education can play an essential part in achieving an outlook based on human ethics and values that can overcome violence, poverty and environmental degradation. Humane education encourages compassion and respect for people, animals and the environment and recognises interdependence of all living things. It is the basis for respect and understanding for other human beings and all life. Humane education raises the awareness of tomorrow`s consumers about food and farming, and helping to develop the consumer power which will influence food retailers and farmers to switch to animal friendly and sustainable farming methods. Brief overview and future objectives It is for these reasons that the CIWF Trust supports various organisations around the world that carry out local humane education programmes. We support the production of national versions of our educational resources initiatives to include animal welfare in the school curriculum, organise school debates and student contests for various age groups on farm animal welfare and conferences for decision makers, teachers and curriculum developers around the world.

118. Educational Resources About Animal Research Educational Resources. animal research has played a vital role in virtually every major NIH Website NIH Office of Laboratory animal welfare (OLAW) http://www.fbresearch.org/education/

Make a donation About us What's New FBR in the News ... Contact Us Search Home Educational Resources Educational Resources Physicians and researchers overwhelmingly agree that animal systems provide invaluable and irreplaceable insights into human systems. The essential need for animal research is recognized and supported by medical socieities and health agencies around the world. Facts about animal research Quick Facts About Animal Research The Three Rs - Reduce, Replace, Refine Proud Achievements of Animal Research (936k pdf) ... Laws, Regulations and Federal Policies Governing Animal Research The Essential Need for Animals in Medical Research Rats and Mice (pdf) Non-Human Primates (pdf) ... (pdf) Contributions of animal research Nobel Prizes: The Payoff from Animal Research Vaccines: Preventing Illness, Saving Lives Opinions about animal research What scientists say What health and government organizations say What the major religions say What opponents say For teachers and parents Pre-K and kindergarten Grades 1-3 Grades 4-5 The Importance of Being a Mouse (1.4 MB pdf)

119. Ecopa Education Courses On Laboratory Animal Science FELASA FELASA guidelines for education of specialists in laboratory animal science (Category D) Laboratory animal welfare training exchange (LAWTE) http://ecopa.vub.ac.be/content/external/education.php

ecopa education Courses on Laboratory Animal Science FELASA Recommendations The Federation of Laboratory Animal Science Associations (FELASA) working group on the accreditation of laboratory animal training courses has developed guidelines for the education of persons with the different responsibilities in the field of laboratory animal science. FELASA recommendations for the education and training of persons carrying out animal experiments (Category B) FELASA guidelines for education of specialists in laboratory animal science (Category D) FELASA guidelines on the education and training of persons working with laboratory animals (Category A and C) - A: animal technicians - B: research technicians - C: scientists - D: specialists Courses Course on Laboratory Animal Science and Husbandry for Vaccine Quality Control (National Institute of Public Health and the Environment (RIVM), The Netherlands) The use of laboratory animals constitutes an essential part in quality control of vaccines. The improvement of the conditions in the animal facility and staff-training are increasingly recognised as good ways to ensure that only quality vaccines are released in developing countries.

120. CHACE Works For Animal Welfare And Humane Education CHACE is a resource group that works to bring animal welfare issues to the public. We strive to speak up for animals and educate people to make more humane http://www.chaceonline.org/

RECIPES Vegetarian Restaurants in Indianapolis Vegan Cheesecake Vegan Candy ... MEATOUT 2004 CHACE is a resource group that works to bring animal welfare issues to the public. We strive to speak up for animals and educate people to make more humane choices in their daily lives. CHACE was founded in 2001 and is located in Indianapolis, IN. All sentient beings deserve to be free from pain. There are very easy things people can do every day that would eliminate unnecessary suffering for animals. Ask yourself if what you are doing hurts animals. If so, ask yourself if there is a better way that is cruelty-free. Here are some examples of simple things you can do to help animals: 1. Go vegetarian. 2. Only buy products not tested on animals. 3. Don't wear fur or leather. 4. Adopt your next pet from an animal shelter - not a pet store. 5. Volunteer at a local shelter. 6. Watch for critters running out in the road when driving.

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