41. Companion Animals Companion animal resources used by USDA, animal welfare Information Center. Created to offer the general public and veterinarians information on http://www.nal.usda.gov/awic/companimals/dog.htm

Companion Animals Animal Welfare Information Center United States Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service National Agricultural Library Behavior Care Responsible Pet Ownership Safety ... Livestock Guard Dogs Behavior See also Care Section The Animal Welfare Information Center does not diagnose animal behavior problems or recommend treatments. Many behavior problems require professional attention. Efforts to solve them may make the situation worse. In some cases a behavior problem may have a physical cause. Contact your local veterinarian for serious pet behavior problems. Listed below are web sites with useful information including tips on finding professional help. Applied Animal Behavior - The Animal Behavior Society (ABS) Includes a listing Animal Behaviorists Certified by the Society. Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors (UK) Information about companion animal behavior problems including articles and symposium transcripts, etc. The Association of Pet Dog Trainers (APDT) Encourages the use of positive reinforcement in dog training and minimizing the use of aversive techniques. Dumb Friends League's Helpful Information Page Scroll down for many pages of information on behavior problems including When the Behavior Helpline Can't Help which explains when personal professional help is needed and how to choose a professional.

42. Animal Welfare Established in 1985, PAWS is a USbased animal welfare society concerned with This site provides general information on animal testing alternatives and 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).

43. Auditing: General Information Silliker animal welfare Audit Background and Scope. Data Management. Contact Silliker.Slaughter Facilities. Silliker animal welfare Audit Background http://www.silliker.com/html/auditing_animalwelfare.php

A Silliker audit is a quality standard recognized around the world. Animal Welfare Audit Silliker, Inc. has added a new animal welfare audit for beef, pork, and poultry slaughter operations. The audit is based on leading industry expertise and helps companies verify that processes are meeting critical housing, handling, transporting, and termination guidelines. The Silliker Beef and Pork Animal Welfare Audit was developed in collaboration with Temple Grandin, Ph.D., of Colorado State University’s animal science department, to create a tool to verify housing, handling, transporting and termination guidelines for animal welfare. The Silliker Poultry Welfare Audit was developed in conjunction with James Marion, Ph.D. of Auburn University and the National Chicken Council. Silliker auditors underwent extensive training in slaughter operations and a standardized audit, encompassing guidelines from leading retailers and associations, including the American Meat Institute Foundation (AMIF). Whether you're a food service company or manufacturer with multiple suppliers or have slaughter operations with multiple customer requirements, our Animal Welfare audit can help ensure product quality that meets your requirements. For more information on our programs for companies with multiple locations and suppliers, click on the links to the right.

44. Animal Welfare In Slaughter Plants There are five basic causes of animal welfare problems in slaughter plants In the last section, the economic benefits of good animal welfare and public http://www.grandin.com/welfare/general.session.html

Animal Welfare in Slaughter Plants Presented at the 29th Annual Conference of American Association of Bovine Practitioners. Proceedings, pages 22-26 (1996). By: Dr.Temple Grandin Department of Animal Sciences Colorado State University Fort Collins, Colorado 80523, U.S.A. Abstract There are five basic causes of animal welfare problems in slaughter plants: Poorly designed or improper stunning and handling equipment. Distractions which impede animal movement, such as sparkling reflections on a wet floor, air hissing, high-pitched noise or air drafts blowing down the race towards approaching animals. These distractions can ruin the performance of a well designed system and cause animals to become excited. When this happens, prodding will be required to make them move. Lack of employee training and poor supervision of employees by management. Poor maintenance of equipment and facilities, such as malfunctioning stunners or worn, slick, floors which cause animals to slip and fall. Poor condition of animals arriving at the plant, such as cripples and sick animals. Another problem is pigs and cattle from excitable genetic lines which are more likely to become agitated during handling To maintain a high standard of welfare, all five problem areas must be addressed. A survey of 29 Canadian slaughter plants indicated that 27% had excellent non-slip floors and 21% had slick floors which would cause animals to slip. Twenty-four percent had high pitched motor noise or hissing air exhausts that caused animals to balk. Air drafts blowing down the race toward approaching animals were a problem in 9% of the plants. Air drafts will often impede animal movement.

45. Article General Information - Animal Welfare - Netherlands general Information animal welfare January 01, 2003, Printer Friendly Version Email a Friend. The welfare of animals was no issue until the late 1960s, http://www.netherlands-embassy.org/article.asp?articleref=AR00000200EN

46. Animal Welfare And Control Information Pet adoption and animal control in Fayette County. general Information Adoption Procedures Dogs for Adoption animal welfare Control http://www.admin.co.fayette.ga.us/animalshelter/info_animals.htm

General Information Adoption Procedures Dogs for Adoption Cats for Adoption ... FAQ Contact Information: Fayette County Animal Shelter Address 1262 Highway 74 South Peachtree City, Georgia 30269 Tel. 770-716-4330 Hours of Operation 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. M-F 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Saturday At the Fayette County Animal Shelter we take pride in our services and animals. We maintain a mutually beneficial relationship between strays and the safety of our community by having a proactive approach to what has become a perpetual problem, homeless animals. Our services include assistance for homeless, injured, abused and vicious animals; while keeping public safety as our number one priority. The Fayette County Shelter is here to serve, our officers are here to pick up strays, investigate abuse, help find your lost pet, and assist with emergencies (i.e. vicious animals, in-home wildlife removal and hazards). You can rest assured that if we are not able to help you ourselves, we can at the very least point you in the right direction. Unfortunately, the Shelter can not function optimally on its own. We need your help in order to find many of these animals homes. If you may not be able to provide a home yourself, you can always do the next best thing, tell a friend. On any given day the Fayette County Animal Shelter has a multitude of dogs and cats of all ages (yes, puppies and kittens too, even some purebreds), sometimes even rabbits, birds, guinea pigs and other exotics. We even work with trainers and veterinarians to ensure that your new adoptee is receiving the best services, and you are receiving the best prices.

47. Federal Animal Welfare Act And Regulations: 2143 Federal animal welfare Act and Regulations (iii) is intended to providerepresentation for general community interests in the proper care and treatment http://www.animal-law.org/welfact/2143.htm

Federal Animal Welfare Act and Regulations 2143. Standards and certification process for humane handling, care, treatment and transportation of animals (a) Promulgation of standards, rules, regulations, and orders; requirements; research facilities; State authority (1) The Secretary shall promulgate standards to govern the humane handling, care, treatment, and transportation of animals by dealers, research facilities, and exhibitors. (2) The standards described in paragraph (1) shall include minimum requirements (A) for handling, housing, feeding, watering, sanitation, ventilation, shelter from extremes of weather and temperatures, adequate veterinary care, and separation by species where the Secretary finds necessary for humane handling, care, or treatment of animals; and (B) for exercise of dogs, as determined by an attending veterinarian in accordance with general standards promulgated by the Secretary, and for a physical environment adequate to promote the psychological well-being of primates. (3) In addition to the requirements under paragraph (2), the standards described in paragraph (1) shall, with respect to animals in research facilities, include requirements

48. Animal Rights And Animal Welfare: Introduction This position, which is known as the animal welfare view, against the stateand the majority even where a price is paid by the general welfare. http://www.animal-law.org/library/araw_i.htm

ANIMAL RIGHTS AND ANIMAL WELFARE I. Introduction: The New Welfarists Over the past century or so, concern about animals' interests was limited to ensuring that they were treated "humanely" and that they were not subjected to "unnecessary" suffering. This position, which is known as the animal welfare view, assumes the legitimacy of treating animals instrumentally as means to human ends as long as certain "safeguards" are employed. The late 1970s marked the emergence of the animal "rights" movement, which "retained the animal welfare tradition's concern for animals as sentient beings that should be protected from unnecessary cruelty," but added "a new language of .rights' as the basis for demanding" the end of institutionalized animal exploitation. The need to develop a new vocabulary was clear not only in light of certain theoretical inconsistencies between the two positions, but also because the most ardent defenders of institutionalized animal exploitation themselves endorsed animal welfare. Almost everyone including those who use animals in painful experiments or who slaughter them for foodaccepts as an abstract proposition that animals ought to be treated " humanely" and not subject to "unnecessary" suffering. As Bernard Rollin writes, rights are "moral notions that grow out of respect for the individual. They build protective fences around the individual. They establish areas where the individual is entitled to be protected against the state and the majority even where a price is paid by the general welfare."

49. AWSC - About The Animal Welfare Science Centre general communitry that is better informed on best animal welfare practices.animal industries that are better informed on best animal welfare practices. http://www.animal-welfare.org.au/about/about.html

About the Animal Welfare Science Centre Animal Welfare Science Centre printable brochure Functions The Animal Welfare Science Centre was established by the University of Melbourne, Monash University and the Department of Primary Industries, Victoria. The Centre focuses and coordinates the research and academic resources of the three collaborating organisations, providing the animal industries, animal users, the farming community, Government, the general community and the academic community with an internationally competitive research, teaching and training resource in animal welfare. The desired outcomes for the three collaborating organisations in the Centre are improvements in the welfare of farm, laboratory and companion animals, generation of agricultural wealth through sustainable animal welfare practices in agriculture and improvements in the quality of life of people through a better understanding of human-companion animal relationships. Operation The Centre is an an unincorporated joint venture between the University of Melbourne, Monash University and the Department of Primary Intustries Victoria and is located at four main sites:

50. OLAW: Office Of Laboratory Animal Welfare National animal welfare Education Program, Resources general Information AssuredInstitutions Links, Memoranda of Understanding Contacts http://grants1.nih.gov/grants/olaw/olaw.htm

dqmcodebase = "../../CommonGrants/JavascriptMenu/" //script folder location Search Entire Site Active Funding Opportunities Text Only On This Page: News Flashes Policies and Laws Guidance National Animal Welfare Education Program ... Contacts News Flashes and Archives Current News Flashes: October SCAW Advanced IACUC Workshop in Chicago, Illinois IACUC 101 Workshop in Rochester, New York, in October Conference, “Minimizing the Challenges Associated with an Academic IACUC Program” in Pennsylvania in October-November November 6 IACUC 101 Training to be held in St. Louis, Missouri ... September SCAW Advanced IACUC Workshop in North Carolina News Archives: Policies and Laws PHS Policy on Humane Care and Use of Laboratory Animals HTML PDF Printed Copy: To order a free printed copy of the PHS Policy send a request to OLAW@od.nih.gov 1996 Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals . This publication is available in CD and printed format, but no more than 5 printed copies will be sent per request. CD or Printed Copy: To order a free CD or printed copy of the 1996 Guide send a request to OLAW@od.nih.gov

51. Home > Livestock > General > Animal Care > Animal Welfare Laws Home Livestock general animal care animal welfare laws Trade regulationsand legislation regarding UK live animal/animal product import and http://agrifor.ac.uk/hb/1ec1933c7e08c52e04849bcf141f7fae.html

low graphics Home Livestock General ... Animal care Animal welfare laws DEFRA international trade homepage Published on the web by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) this site is "an authoritative source of information on the health conditions for international trade in live animals and animal products to, from or through Great Britain". The site is organised into eight main subject areas: general information, animal exports, animal imports, germplasm exports, germplasm imports, product exports, product imports, and international disease monitoring. Information is provided on the health certification needed for animal/germplasm exports and the health conditions required for animal/germplasm imports. Trade regulations and legislation regarding UK live animal/animal product import and exports are provided. Some documents are provided in PDF, requiring Adobe Acrobat Reader. trade in animals legislation government policy germplasm ... Great Britain Last modified: 16 Sep 2005

52. Home > Livestock > General > Animal Care > Animal Welfare In each animalspecific section, information is provided on general health and Details of Government Responses to Farm animal welfare Council (FAWC) http://agrifor.ac.uk/hb/fa59a2eeaf07b3c9847d2bbcba077b89.html

low graphics Home Livestock General ... Animal care Animal welfare After FMD : aiming for a values-driven agriculture Published on the Web by the Food Ethics Council in 2001, this full-text report presents the Food Ethics Councils vision for reforms in the food and agriculture industry to address the "principles of wellbeing, autonomy and justice with respect to consumers, producers, farm animals and the living environment", and to promote ethical decision making within the industry. It looks at the current state of UK agriculture, and presents an 'ethical matrix' assessing the ethical impacts on agriculture and food industries, citizens, farm animals, and the ecosystem. It also provides information on key areas of agriculture which would benefit from an ethical approach, including organic farming, sustainable land management, integrated farm management, CAP reform, and farm animal welfare. This 40 page report is provided in PDF, requiring Adobe Acrobat Reader. food industry ethics animal welfare agroindustrial sector ... Alternative farming : an annotated database Provided by the Animal Welfare Institute, the Alternative Farming database provides access to information on humane alternatives to factory farming. It covers "grass-based farming; rotational grazing; deep-litter and outdoor systems; pasture; grassland management; sustainable agriculture; principles of low-stress livestock handling; animal behavior; predator-friendly farming" for cattle, pigs, poultry, sheep and goats. Citations in the database include case studies, guides, research articles, books and book chapters, and Web sites. The database can be searched, or browsed by keyword. Links to Web sites and full-text articles are provided where available.

53. Canadian Veterinary Medical Association - Animal Welfare Committee To advise the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association on matters of concern,relative to animal welfare, both to the profession and to the general public, http://canadianveterinarians.net/about-programs-structure-animal.aspx

September 18, 2005 Last Name: First Name: Password: Login Help Update Profile Users must be logged in to access site pages identified with these icons: Non Member Veterinarians only Entire Site Classified Ads Animal Welfare Committee Organizational Structure Mandate of the CVMA Animal Welfare Committee The specific mandate of the Committee is as follows: To recommend for adoption by CVMA, statements on behalf of the veterinary profession on the humane treatment, welfare and well-being of animals. To share this concern of animals with all members of the profession, with the general public, with government at all levels and with other organizations such as the Canadian Federation of Humane Societies which have similar concerns. To advise the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association on matters of concern, relative to animal welfare, both to the profession and to the general public, defining these concerns and proposing solutions to them. Members: Animal Welfare Chair Dr. Terrence Whiting

54. General News - Animal Welfare Bill It will consolidate and modernise over 20 pieces of animal welfare The draftBill extends a duty to promote animal welfare currently present in http://www.countrydoctor.co.uk/politics/news/General News - Animal Welfare Bill.

5 Manor Farm Close, Gate Lane, Broughton, Kettering, NN14 1ND Telephone: 01536 791515 Facsimile: 01536 791175 e-mail: D avidroberts@doctors.org.uk Mobile: 07963 041668 "Country Doctor" JOIN CDA NEWS INDEX POLITICS DISPENSING ... FEEDBACK Animal Welfare Bill COUNTRY PRACTICES CONSIDERING APPLYING TO DISPENSE SHOULD CONTACT DAVID ROBERTS NOW BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE BACK TO HEADLINES DEPARTMENT FOR THE ENVIRONMENT, FOOD AND RURAL AFFAIRS LAUNCH OF THE DRAFT ANIMAL WELFARE BILL The new law will introduce a new duty of care on pet owners to look after their pets properly, in accordance with good practice, and will, for the first time, define what constitutes cruelty. It will consolidate and modernise over 20 pieces of animal welfare legislation relating to farmed and non-farmed animals The Bill will:- * Strengthen and amend offences relating to animal fighting, for which provision is currently made in the Protection of Animals Act * Modernise and re-define the offence of cruelty, which is already a

55. Bureau Of Animal Welfare, Bureau Of Animal Welfare The Bureau of animal welfare is located in the Agriculture Quality in theinterests of the general community. Bureau of animal welfare contacts http://www.dpi.vic.gov.au/dpi/nrenfa.nsf/LinkView/3C021945B3803131CA256D780013EF

DEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY INDUSTRIES DPI Home Contact Us About Us Agriculture and Food Home ... Cat Management Bureau of Animal Welfare The Bureau of Animal Welfare is located in the Agriculture Quality Assurance branch of the Department of Primary Industries. It was formed to be the focal point for liaison, co-ordination and co-operation in animal welfare matters between the states, Commonwealth governments, local government and animal welfare agencies in Victoria. The functions of the Bureau are to: Provide administrative and technical support to the Animal Welfare Advisory Committee (AWAC) and the Domestic Animals Management Implementation Committee (DAMIC). Resolve issues raised by animal welfare agencies and organisations responsible for domestic animal management. Facilitate the operation of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1986 and the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Regulations 1997 Review and develop codes of practice for the welfare of all animals. Provide advice to Municipalities to facilitate the implementation of the Domestic (Feral and Nuisance) Animals Act 1994 and the Regulate the use of animals in research and teaching provide representation on the Primary Industry Standing Committee's Animal Welfare Committee to liaise with animal welfare representatives from Australian and New Zealand governments and the CSIRO.

56. Animal Welfare In General - Pets And Animals Shopping At Dooyoo.co.uk animal welfare in general Shopping and Price comparison at dooyoo.co.uk. http://www.dooyoo.co.uk/pets-and-animals/animal-welfare-in-general/

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57. The Age In Australia, the debate between animal welfare groups and the scientific animal welfare groups are also concerned that the number of animals used in http://www.theage.com.au/news/general/animals-under-the-knife/2005/06/24/1119321

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58. BSc (Hons) Animal Management & Welfare BSc animal Management and welfare is designed to meet the growing needs of This unit aims to give the undergraduate student a general understanding of http://www.lincoln.ac.uk/home/courses/dbs/undergraduate/animalmanagement/index.a

BSc (Hons) Animal Detailed Information Careers Facilities Related Links: Department Home Related Programmes General Links: Search All Courses Open Days How To Apply Prospectus Request ... University Home document.write(document.title) Award title: Faculty: Health, Life and Social Sciences School: Department of Biological Sciences Campus: Lincoln Riseholme UCAS Code: Duration: 3 years Entry Requirements: 180 Points Hours: Full-time Validation Staus: Validated Studies within Animal Science and Welfare increase understanding of animal behaviour, welfare, management and conservation and this in turn may provide practical solutions to many of the challenges experienced by those who work with animals in whatever setting. Introduction BSc Animal Management and Welfare is designed to meet the growing needs of employers looking for expertise in the care and management of companion, zoo, farms, wild and laboratory animals. It is suited to those who want to work with animals, with an emphasis on whole animal biology. In addition to covering the fundamentals of biological science as it applies to animal husbandry this course combines knowledge from the fields of animal behaviour and animal psychology to understand the quality of life of captive and domestic animals. Lincoln Red Cattle Detailed Course Content Level 1 Introduction to Animal Behaviour This unit aims to introduce the student to the fundamental principles underlying animal behaviour. It will introduce the notion that there are several levels of explanation of an animal’s behaviour. From here proximate and ultimate explanations will be developed so that the student understands behaviour in terms of 1) genes and evolution and 2) learning and environmental feedback. In addition students will be taught how to observe and record the behaviour of a variety of animals and how to calculate and present summary statistics of their observations.

59. Bristol University School Of Veterinary Science - Animal Behaviour And Welfare Public interest in animal behaviour and animal welfare continues to grow, In Year 1, you will obtain a good general scientific education in the http://www.vetschool.bris.ac.uk/courses/abw.html

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 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.

60. The EnviroLink Network - Animal Welfare Displaying 1 4 of 4 resources in animal welfare and general Information; 1.Cetacea Hyde, United Kingdom This site provides you with complete http://www.envirolink.org/topics.html?topic=Animal Welfare&topicsku=200213011104

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