101. Animal Welfare League The animal welfare League s The animal welfare League s Humane education Departmentoffers a valuable experience on the magical world of animals and the http://www.animalwelfareleague.com/education.cfm

Animal Welfare League Home About Us Adoption Lost and Found ... Spring 2004 Newsletter Help by Making a Donation With PayPal The A nimal W elfare L eague's The Animal Welfare League's Humane Education Department offers a valuable experience on the magical world of animals and the environment. The goal is to provide children and adults with clear, informative presentations for all living creatures. Our hands on presentations are age specific ranging from the preschool through the high school level. Animals are present during the classes and students are given the opportunity to meet the animals after the presentation. Classroom participation is encouraged throughout the presentation. Our information is delivered through a combination of interactive discussions, activities and audio visual materials. Pre and post materials are also available upon request to all educators and leaders. Educational Presentations Age Specific in-school Presentations. Companion Animal Presentations for Civic Organizations. Tours of our Chicago Ridge and Chicago Shelters.

102. Research_Banner Universities Federation for animal welfare, c1990. 148 p. ill., map ; 21cm. 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.

103. Higher Education Information Resources for animal welfare and Alternatives Higher education. Journalof Applied animal welfare Science (JAAWS). Journal of Biological education. http://www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/Animal_Alternatives/highered.htm

UCCAA University of California Center for Animal Alternatives Information Resources for Animal Welfare and Alternatives: Higher Education INTRODUCTION GUIDES TO RESOURCES JOURNALS DATABASES ... SELECTED TOOLS INTRODUCTION The greatest advances for alternatives have been achieved in the area of education. Although no comprehensive statistics have been kept on the numbers of animals used in education at any level, observers note a precipitous decline in the use of animals. At the same time, tools to improve or enhance the learning process have been developed. Many of these tools were created at North American veterinary schools, and those tools offer their advantages individualized, convenient, available for 24-hour access, nontoxic, reuseable, economic to other learning situations. This guide is intended to provide a brief list of resources on animal alternatives in higher education, with information on how to find additional and new material. It is intended to be helpful, but not definitive. The UC Center for Animal Alternatives has also published a guide to information resources in pre-college education , which cites other organizations and publications. We invite your suggestions for additions and corrections to these guides.

104. Animal Welfare Society - Education people to their pets. Home, The animal welfare Society Post OfficeBox 43, West Kennebunk, Maine, 04094 • 207/9853244 education. http://www.animalwelfaresociety.org/education.html

The Animal Welfare Society Education Our Humane Education Department 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 and animal abuse. In conjunction with the York County Coalition against Domestic Violence, our shelter is working on the issues surrounding domestic violence-for both humans and pets. The Animal Welfare Society has established the PAWS program to assist clients who are in need of assistance. Programs: Classroom Visits We go directly to the children in grades K through high school, adjusting our subject matter to each grade level. Field Trips We welcome field trips from schools and community groups. Age-appropriate videos and a tour of our facility are included in a visit. High School Community Service As the number of area high schools that require community service grows, so does our program to include teenagers in the important work of our shelter. Students may satisfy all or part of their high school volunteer requirements with us, and we welcome the opportunity to work with the youth that want to help animals in our towns.

105. Animals In Research And Education Use of animals in Research and education. FASEB President Comments on ProposedAmendment to the animal welfare Act Regarding Medical Records June 4, 2003. http://www.faseb.org/opa/animal.research.education.html

Use of Animals in Research and Education FASEB Thanks Senator Hatch for Hearing on Animal Extremists. May 25, 2004 FASEB President Comments on Proposed Amendment to the Animal Welfare Act Regarding Medical Records June 4, 2003 FASEB Responses to FAA Proposal Regarding Animal Transport January 8, 2003 Animal Rights Pressure on Scientists - Science November 25, 2002 Do Animals Belong in the Lab? - NY Times July 29, 2002 Animal Research Benefiting Animals October 29, 2002 FASEB Supports "just-in-time" review for IACUCs April 8, 2002 FASEB letter to OMB on rats, mice and birds January 8, 2002 FASEB Comments to DHHS Secretary's Advisory Committee on Regulatory Reform March 6, 2002 FASEB letter to USDA opposing electronic publication of facility inspection reports (E-FOIA) March 1, 2002 FASEB letter supporting Helm's Amendment excluding rats, mice and birds from AWA regulation March 1, 2002 Are You Giving Money to Undermine Medical Research? October 25, 2001 Letter to Senator Arlen Specter, re: Rats, Mice and Birds.

106. Animal Welfare Undergraduate Sciences, UBC students with a strong interest in animal welfare can take the animalwelfare Certificate Program (General level) by distance education from The http://www.agsci.ubc.ca/animalwelfare/education/undergrad.htm

EDUCATION Overview Courses Undergraduate Post- doctorate Opportunities 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 Undergraduate Specialized study in animal welfare happens at the Masters and Doctoral levels. Before entering these programs, students need to complete an undergraduate degree, normally a Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, or equivalent. The Animal Welfare Program consider Masters and Doctoral applicants from a variety of undergraduate backgrounds, including animal science, agricultural science, zoology, biology, psychology (with emphasis on psychobiology), and veterinary medicine. Undergraduates cannot major in the area of animal welfare. However, students beginning a Bachelors degree and interested in studying animal welfare in the future can:

107. Careers In Animal Welfare are facing an increasing need to deal with animal welfare issues, but few peoplein the animal industries have specialized education in animal welfare. http://www.agsci.ubc.ca/animalwelfare/education/careers.htm

EDUCATION Overview Courses Undergraduate Post- doctorate Opportunities 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.

108. VEIN Links : Animal Welfare, Alternatives And Ethics Its website includes an education section that includes a syllabus for veterinarystudents, a brief outline of animal welfare concepts, and a resource library http://vein.library.usyd.edu.au/links/animalwelfare.html

About VEIN Research databases Links Library catalogue ... Links Recommended resources for veterinary and animal science Animal welfare, alternatives and ethics Animal welfare information gateways General resources Guidelines and issues Organisations and government bodies ... Animal welfare essays Recommended research databases and indexes Search the Internet Suggest a site SEE ALSO: Animal Behaviour Veterinary Conservation Biology Pain and specific animals pages This page is maintained with the assistance of Dr Robert J. Dixon, Sub Dean for Animal Welfare and Chair of the Faculty Animal Welfare Advisory Committee and Dr Paul McGreevy, University of Sydney, Faculty of Veterinary Science. Animal Welfare Information Gateways The World-Wide Web Virtual Library: Animal Health, Well-Being and Rights This site has four subsections: General sites with focus on many types of animal Specialised sites that focus on one type of animal Miscellaneous documents and images Related subjects in the Virtual Library. Animal Rights and Welfare Resources This web site created by the University of Guelph ( Ontario) Library provides links to resources on animal rights and welfare. Resources include web sites, electronic books and journals, and discussion groups. General resources University of Sydney Library Catalogue Some recommended subject headings on the University of Sydney Library Catalogue are: animal welfare animal experimentation moral and ethical aspects animal industry moral and ethical aspects human animal relationships moral and ethical aspects ... laboratory animals and

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

Animal Welfare Science and Bioethics Centre The Massey University Centre for practical, science-based and ethical advice, education and solutions to animal welfare problems and for bioethical analysis and education About AWSBC Activities and research programmes Education and Training Publications ... What's New? 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 Associate 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

110. Education - Animal Welfare League Of Arlington Are you interested in learning more about animal welfare? Our education Coordinatorcan visit your school, scout troop, church, nursing home or community http://www.awla.org/education.html

Donations Adoptions Animal Control Community Programs ... ABOUT US Humane Education Are you interested in learning more about animal welfare? Our Education Coordinator can visit your school, scout troop, church, nursing home or community organization. Topics include preventing pet overpopulation, responsible pet ownership, animal welfare and the League's role in the community. Presentations are available in English and Spanish! Please contact our Education Coordinator, Jennifer Newman, to schedule a presentation or shelter tour or to inquire about other humane education opportunities. You may reach her by calling (703) 931-9241, ext. 246 or by sending an email to: jnewman@awla.org Stay tuned because July is Kids' Month Animal Welfare League of Arlington 2650 South Arlington Mill Drive Arlington, VA 22206 © Animal Welfare League of Arlington

111. QC Animal Welfare Center, Education Public education is a vital link to the Quad City animal welfare Center s goalof providing safe, healthy environments for all Quad City area s pets. http://www.qcawc.org/educate.html

Home Available Animals: Dogs Cats Special Needs Other Animals ... Adoption Application About Us: Virtual Tour / Map Our Philosophy Education Releasing an Animal In the Community: Spay and Neuter Low Cost Clinic Events Our Alumni ... Sponsorship Helping Hands: Membership Adopt a Cage Needed Items Volunteer/Jobs Bringing people and animals together for the benefit of both All that is necessary for evil to triumph, is that good men do nothing. Edmund Burke Public education is a vital link to the Quad City Animal Welfare Center's goal of providing safe, healthy environments for all Quad City area's pets. It is only through education and awareness that the staggering numbers of unwanted and abused animals can be reduced. Our Education Center will address the following societal concerns: A connection has been established between animal abuse and violence towards people. The Education Center will offer a forum for programs to benefit the Quad City community. Such programs will include Spay/Neuter Awareness, Animal Abuse Investigation and Assistance and Medical Care and Behavior Seminars. This schedule will be available to school-age children, service organizations and interested groups from the general public. In addition to our "in-house" activities, our shelter is eager to provide speakers to appear at both schools and a wide variety of area functions to discuss shelter operations, pet ownership, safety, and advancing in the no-kill movement. Presentations can be geared toward adults and/or children of any age.

112. Works & Achievements Of The Animal Welfare Foundation Of Canada The animal welfare Foundation of Canada has always supported a variety of humaneeducation projects organized by local or provincial humane societies. http://www.awfc.ca/works--humane-education.html

T he Animal Welfare Foundation of Canada has always supported a variety of humane education projects organized by local or provincial humane societies. This assistance varied from grants 'in aid' to assistance in providing printed and audio visual material. T he Foundation has supported educational projects at Universities that have encouraged teaching methods and techniques which offer an alternative to the use of live animals. F or 20 years the Foundation has supported the work of the Kindness Clubs of Canada , an educational group for children. I n July 1972 it was decided to play an increasingly important role in the field of humane education by distributing teaching material and aids. The Foundation has distributed various educational journals, including publications from Humane Information Services , the Institute for the Study of Animal Problems , and Universities Federation for Animal Welfare . In particular, the Foundation has funded the publication of French language material in Quebec.

113. THE ANIMAL WELFARE PHILOSOPHY - The Foundation For Animal Use Education - Animal The Foundation for animal Use education is a program of the American animal WelfareFoundation, a national charitable 501(c)(3) organization founded in 1991 to http://www.animaluse.org/html/animal_welfare.html

THE ANIMAL WELFARE PHILOSOPHY The Meaning of Animal Welfare The Interdependence of Humans and Animals The Role of Law Industry Education and Self-Regulation The Meaning of Animal Welfare Even if we believe that animals cannot have rights, it does not mean we can treat animals any way we please. As moral agents, we recognize our own obligation to treat animals humanelynot because it is their right, but because it is our responsibility. The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) has defined animal welfare as "a human responsibility that encompasses all aspects of animal well-being, including proper housing, management, nutrition, disease prevention and treatment, responsible care, human handling, and, when necessary, humane euthanasia." The animal welfare view recognizes responsible animal use as natural, ethically appropriate and indispensable to our survival and quality of life. This philosophy is based on the premise that the mutual dependence of humans and animals on one another is part of the natural order, and a function of our joint evolution. Scientists believe that the domestication of animals began about twelve thousand years ago, when wolves began to gravitate to the campfires that warmed ancient humans. Instinctively, the animals recognized that associating with humans increased their chances for survival, ultimately enhancing their ability to reproduce. Their food supply was assured, so they didn't have to compete with other predators to eat. The campfires kept them warm, reducing their own need to expend energy for that purpose. And man protected them from savage attacks from other predators.

114. Animal Welfare Principles - KFC.com Brands recognizes that maintaining high standards of animal welfare is an ongoingprocess. Training and education has and will continue to play a key role in http://www.kfc.com/about/animalwelfare_principles.htm

Do you need help finding the nearest KFC restaurant near you? Type in your 5-digit zip code and click "FIND". For a more precise search, click Advanced Store Locator Colonel Sanders Secret Recipe Pressure Cooker News Press Releases Animal Welfare Code of Conduct Home ... About KFC There's Fast Food...Then There's KFC! Yum! Brands Animal Welfare Guiding Principles Food Safety : Above all else, we are committed to providing our customers with safe, delicious meals and ensuring that our restaurants are maintained and operated under the highest food safety standards. This commitment is at the heart of our entire operations and supply chain management, and is evident in every aspect of our business-from raw material procurement to our restaurant food preparation and delivery. Animal Treatment : Yum! Brands believes treating animals humanely and with care is a key part of our quality assurance efforts. This means animals should be free from mistreatment at all possible times from how they are raised and cared for to how they are transported and processed. Our goal is to only deal with suppliers who provide an environment that is free from cruelty, abuse and neglect. Partnership : Yum! Brands partners with experts on our Animal Welfare Advisory Council and our suppliers to implement humane procedures/guidelines and to audit our suppliers to determine whether the adopted guidelines are being met.

115. Network For Good :: Animal Welfare animal rescue, education programs Donate. animal Haven New York, NY 11365Volunteer. Humane education Network Menlo Park, CA 94026 Volunteer. http://www.networkforgood.org/topics/animal_environ/animalwelfare/

Welcome to Network for Good. Sign in to access your profile. New? Start here. help view cart login Short Cuts Health Human Services International Religion About Us Contact Us Press Privacy and Security Site Map Home Topics Protecting Man's Best Friends Animals bless our lives in so many ways, yet far too often they are abused, neglected and even used for research. Laws passed to protect them are often ignored or simply not enforced. The organizations below strive to fill in the gaps where needed, investigating and reporting animal abuse, aiding animals in need, helping to place them in loving homes, and educating the public about how best to care for their own animal companions. Tell A Friend Make A Donation These charities are working to help and protect animals and their environment. Review the organizations below or search for other related charities The American Anti-Vivisection Society Education programs Animal Legal Defense Fund Animal protection Animal Rights Alliance, Inc. Animal protection Animal Rights America, Inc.

116. Animal Welfare in order to promote the welfare and quality of life within research facilitiesand to optimise the contribution of animals in research and education. http://vetgate.ac.uk/browse/cabi/detail/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).

117. Animal Resources Internet Resources Dealing with animals welfare, Rights, Alternativesin Testing and in education. animal welfare. AWIC Home Page http://www.lib.msu.edu/health/hw/vetmed/animals.htm

Internet Resources Dealing with Animals Welfare, Rights, Alternatives in Testing and in Education Animal Welfare AWIC Home Page The Animal Welfare Information Center is located in at the National Agricultural Library and is mandated by the Animal Welfare Act. Guidelines for Ethical Conduct in the Care and Use of Animals Developed by the American Psychological Association's Committee on Animal Research and Ethics (CARE) Animal Welfare Act The text of the Animal Welfare Act and accompanying public law documents. Maintained by the Animal Welfare Information Center. Searching for Animal Welfare Information - Welch Medical Library A guide from Johns Hopkins University Welch Medical Library on finding information related to animal welfare. APHIS Web Regulatory Enforcement and Animal Care Animal Care (AC) is the agency of USDA (within Animal Plant Health Inspection Service) that is responsible for ensuring compliance with the Animal Welfare and Horse Protection Acts. The Animal Welfare Institute Online The Animal Welfare Institute (AWI) is a non-profit charitable organization founded in 1951 to reduce the sum total of pain and fear inflicted on animals by humans. CAAT Puzzle The mission of the Johns Hopkins Center for Alternatives to Animal Testing (CAAT) is to: foster the development of scientifically acceptable in vitro and other alternatives for use in the development and safety evaluation of commercial and therapeutic products.

118. Dogs 'n Cats - Animal Welfare League Services The animal welfare League has a fulltime education Officer who, by appointment,attends community groups for the purpose of dissemination of information http://www.dogsncats.asn.au/animal/services2.htm

..... Welcome to the fastest growing free pet information site on the web!! .... http://www.dogsncats.asn.au brought to you by the Dog and Cat Management Board of South Australia..... bookmark our site now! (ctrl-d)... Updated: Monday, 14th June 1999 ANIMAL WELFARE LEAGUE OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INCORPORATED 1-19 Cormack road, Wingfield SA 5013 back to introduction Education The Animal Welfare League has a full-time Education Officer who, by appointment, attends community groups for the purpose of dissemination of information regarding the League and its services. This service is free. Grooming A service available by appointment for both dogs and cats. Pick up and return of your pet is available (conditions apply). Membership Membership to the Animal Welfare League is by application. Membership forms are available from the Animal Welfare League. A quarterly magazine or newsletter is sent to members and membership discounts apply for all League services. Thrift Shops Located at - Gawler, Para Hills, Woodville and Tranmere. These shops, run byvolunteers, sell pre-loved items to raise funds for the League. Donations of goods for sale are always welcomed. In addition, donations of dog and cat food are always needed and welcome.

119. Animal Welfare Links Society The National Humane education Society (NHES), with offices located nearCharles Town, West Virginia, is a non-profit animal welfare organization that http://www.monroehumane.org/links.php?catID=3

120. Animal Rights And Welfare Organisations - Animal Rights And Animal Welfare Group KAPS is dedicated to promoting animal welfare and protection in Korea through education,stricter animal cruelty laws and the continued development of the KAPS http://www.ecocities.net/Animal_Rights_and__Welfare_Organisations.htm

Vegetarian Green Organic Environmental Animal Welfare Ethical Vegan Animal Rights and Welfare Organisations: A collection of groups concerned with the treatment and protection of animals whose objectives are to actively ensure their well-being WELCOME TO THE HOMEPAGE OF THE HUNT SABOTEURS ASSOCIATION The only organisation that works directly in the field to protect wildlife from the huntsmen Sled Dog Action Coalition: Iditarod Information Comprehensive information about the Iditarod dog sled race including pictures, quotes, dog care, mushing, kennels, veterinary information, statistics, press coverage, education, information on sponsors. Welcome to WildAid WildAid have joined forces on behalf of an animal that's not typically regarded as a victim - the shark. Sharks and shark-like fish are facing massive exploitation worldwide, with over 100 million being killed each year. Dr Hadwen Trust. The UK's leading medical research charity without using animals. Dr Hadwen Trust. The UK's leading medical research charity without using animals. Funding non-animal research and alternatives to animal testing, animal experiments and vivisection. Animals Asia Foundation The mission of the Animals Asia Foundation is to improve the lives of all animals in Asia. By working with local communities to inspire grass roots projects, and establishing sensitive and creative programs with governments, we are dedicated to forging constructive solutions to the seemingly insurmountable problems which the animals face.

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