61. PAWS: Jobs & Internships Work The Public Affairs Coordinator(s) work under the general guidance of Must havea demonstrated knowledge of and commitment to animal welfare issues and to http://www.paws.org/help/jobs/

Click here to jump to Internships Jobs Development Manager Accountable to: Director of Development and Community Relations Purpose of Position: The Development Manager is primarily responsible for developing and managing the PAWS major gifts program and grants program, as well as assisting with other donor directed fundraising activities. Duties and Responsibilities: In accordance with organizational policies, duties include but are not limited to: Takes an active role in the annual planning process of development activities. Develop and implement major gifts program including research and evaluation of donors and prospects, donor cultivation and efforts to move individuals up to major donor level. Write and lead the production of major donor communications and funding proposals. Coordinate and support directors, executive director and board members in donor cultivation and solicitation activities. Coordinate and maintain major donor information and tracking systems utilizing donor database and donor files. Assist the department director in various donor acquisition and cultivation strategies.

62. Fødevareministeriet Establishment of a general EU framework for official control of all aspects of foodand feeding stuff throughout all stages of animal welfare must be improved. http://www.fvm.dk/fvm_uk/high_final_uk_formandskab.asp?page_id=408

63. Farm Animal Welfare In An Economic Context While the mood of the general public is difficult to gauge, one indication isa proliferation of pressure groups dedicated to improving animal welfare. http://agriculture.de/acms1/conf6/ws5aeconom.htm

Home Conference Discussion Online resources ... Farm Animal Welfare in an Economic... Farm Animal Welfare in an Economic Context Ruud Huirne, Wageningen University, Farm Management Group, Hollandseweg 1, NL-6706 KN Wageningen, The Netherlands Marjan den Ouden Nutreco, Boxmeer, The Netherlands 1 INTRODUCTION Consumers show a growing interest in the quality of agricultural products and the manner of production and distribution, including issues such as animal welfare, food safety and environmental pollution. Demands of this type refer to a large extent to the upstream farm stages of the so-called supply chain, requiring that those consumer preferences be incorporated in all stages involved. To anticipate this development, the potential structural and economic effects on the stages of the supply chain should be explored. Regarding product development policies, trade-offs have to be made between preferences and profitability. This paper elaborates on animal welfare in the pork chain, including the evaluation of its perception and economics. To evaluate the economic impact of the pig welfare concerns, an economic pork chain simulation model was developed. The model includes a farrowing stage producing feeder pigs, a fattening stage producing fattened pigs, and a slaughtering stage. Also transportation between the stages was considered. Pig welfare evaluations and economic calculations, therefore, concerned sows, young piglets and pigs during the growing to finishing phase, during transportation and in the lairage room prior to slaughter. In using the pork chain model instead of models simulating the separate stages of the chain, interstage relations could also be taken into account.

64. Animal Welfare Deer. Code of accepted farming practice for the welfare of deer. general.Code of practice for the care and use of animals for scientific procedures. http://www.dpi.vic.gov.au/dpi/nreninf.nsf/childdocs/89E7A8DAFEA417624A2568B30004

65. National Animal Welfare Meetup Day animal welfare Activists Worldwide (and friends.) So far, 1,044 to farm animals •Upcoming animal rights conferences in leather among the general public More http://animalwelfare.meetup.com/

@import url("http://www.meetup.com/style/common.css"); @import url("http://www.meetup.com/style/topic.css"); @import url("http://www.meetup.com/style/hide-from-ie-mac.css"); @import url("http://www.meetup.com/style/images.css"); Your Meetup now has its own Message Boards! Join the conversation! Meetup Home Discuss Meetup.com Sign In ... Animal Welfare National Animal Welfare Meetup Day in 30 Days WHAT Meetup with other local activists to discuss animal welfare. WHEN Wednesday, July 7 @ 8:00PM (1st Wednesday of every month.) WHO Animal Welfare Activists Worldwide (and friends.) So far, have signed up. AGENDA T.B.D. More info. Next Meetup Members ... Links Join other Animal Welfare Activists near you! Animal Welfare Meetups can happen in up to 646 cities worldwide on the same day. Enter your location to find the one near you: writeForm("horiz") US Residents, enter your 5-digit Zip Code: Non-US Residents, select your city: Select Your City Antarctica: South Pole, Antarctica Argentina: Buenos Aires, Argentina Argentina: Cordoba, Argentina

66. AdviceHQ - Animal Welfare Issues include but are not limited to animal welfare, animal rights, vegetarianand network for exchanging information and ideas and general mutual support. http://www.advicehq.co.uk/AnimalWelfare.htm

A ll the problems that beset us as human beings should not cause us to forget that the other creatures with which we share our planet can suffer too, being prey to sickness, hardship, abandonment and cruelty. This section is designed with a view to providing some of the many Internet resources that are devoted to the welfare of the beings which have served us, since our beginnings, with companionship, pleasure, aid or by just being in the world with us. Our apologies to any non-human who is offended by the exclusion of references to his/her species or condition. The situation will be remedied as soon as possible by the immediate inclusion of any relevant material of quality, should you draw our attention to such. Cats Cats' Aid. Cats' Aid is a non-profit organisation made up of volunteers who give of their time for cats. The objectives of Cats' Aid is to rescue, rehabilitate and find good homes for unwanted cats on the explicit understanding that no health-recoverable cat taken in by Cats' Aid will be destroyed. The establishment of a permanent shelter/sanctuary for cats. The education of the general public in the care of cats with particular emphasis on the importance of spaying and neutering. http://ireland.iol.ie/~pt/catsaid/cats_aid.html

67. TheHorse.com: Your Online Guide To Equine Health Care Ann Quigley was recently welcomed into the Ryerss Farm family as the new comanagerof animal welfare. Quigley oversees the general health of the nearly 100 http://www.thehorse.com/viewarticle.asp?fid=1124&dpt=5

68. Environment ACT - General Requirements Where am I? Home. Pets and local wildlife. Codes of practice animal welfare.Bird welfare. Bird welfare - general requirements. KIDS ZONE. general Requirements. http://www.environment.act.gov.au/petsandlocalwildlife/codeprac/genrequire.html

This site will look much better in a browser that supports web standards, but is accessible to any browser or Internet device. You may find that the text only version is more appropriate for your browser Text Only What's New About Us Contact Us ... Air and water Where am I? Home Pets and local wildlife Codes of practice - Animal welfare Bird welfare Bird welfare - general requirements KIDS ZONE General Requirements Codes of Practice - Welfare of Animals - Captive Birds 3. General Requirements 3.1 Food Adequate food suitable for the needs of the particular species of bird should be readily available. Small species of birds and young birds of some species should have access to food at all times. Most birds benefit from a regular supply of fruit, greens or seeding grasses. These should be fresh, preferably supplied daily and old or stale food should be removed. Grit and other supplements should be readily available, especially to breeding birds. Food should not be mouldy or contaminated. It should be stored in a manner which prevents deterioration, or prepared daily depending on the nature of its ingredients. Food should be placed where it is least likely to be spoiled or contaminated. Open containers should not be located below perches.

69. Animal Welfare - Roles And Responsibilities animal welfare. general Administrative. Washington University is committedto the judicious and humane use of animals in research and education. http://roles.wustl.edu/AnimalWelfare.htm

Roles and Responsibilities Animal Welfare Institutional Commitment Unit Role Sponsored Program Administration Animal Welfare ... Environmental Health and Safety Institutional Commitment All members of the University community involved in research will take personal responsibility for their actions in pursuit of individual and organizational excellence. Each individual will uphold the highest standards of ethical and professional conduct in accordance with the Washington University Code of Conduct, sponsoring agency policies and regulations and all other University policies governing research. Unit Role Washington University's Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC), the Animal Studies Committee (ASC), oversees and evaluates the animal care and use program, procedures and facilities. The Animal Studies Committee and Division of Comparative Medicine (DCM) are responsible for animal welfare and for ensuring that research involving animals is in compliance with all applicable Federal regulations as well as University policies and procedures. They provide communication, education, and training for researchers, technical staff, and new ASC members. The ASC and the DCM report to the Vice Chancellor for Research.

70. The Office Of General Counsel At The Catholic University Of America In Washingto Click for TextOnly version, Back to CUA Home, The Office of GeneralCounsel Home. Summary of Federal Laws. Research. animal welfare Act. http://counsel.cua.edu/fedlaw/Animal.cfm

CUA- Specific Links Contract Review Process Student Employment Confidentiality Volunteer Agreement C.A.R.E. Draft IP Policy CLIC Home Text-Only FedLaw DC Law ... Tax Search Our Website: Advanced Search Options Summary of Federal Laws Research Animal Welfare Act et seq. http://oacu.od.nih.gov/regs/guide/guidex.htm.

71. AWI Humane On-Farm Husbandry Criteria For Pigs general Principles. The animal welfare Institute will provide advice fromveterinarians and experts in pig behavior when needed or requested. http://www.awionline.org/farm/AWIPig Standards.htm

/* Static Top Menu Script By Constantin Kuznetsov Jr. (GoldenFox@bigfoot.com) Featured on Dynamicdrive.com For full source code and installation instructions to this script, visit Dynamicdrive.com */ Animal Welfare Institute Humane On-Farm Husbandry Criteria for Pigs General Husbandry Housing for animals shall be designed to allow the animal to behave naturally. Housing shall be sufficiently spacious to allow all animals to lie down in full lateral recumbency at one time and to move freely. Pigs are active, social animals by nature, and close confinement in crates is prohibited unless briefly required for vaccination, feeding, marking or veterinary procedures or in the rare event that a sow may savagely attack her piglets, and then only temporarily until the sow is calm. Pigs shall have continuous access to pens bedded with straw or chopped corn stover, or pasture or dirt yards in which they can root, explore, play or build nests. Substitutes for straw and corn stover may be used only with the approval of the Animal Welfare Institute. Straw is the preferred bedding for farrowing sows and their nursing piglets. Even when bedding is not needed for warmth, straw or other approved material shall be provided to hogs that do not have continuous access to pasture or dirt. The bedding shall be provided in quantities sufficient to give the hogs material in which to play, explore and root.

72. Avian/Animal Welfare Organizations Our primary goal is to educate the general public on campaigns against the abuseof any animal by pet We also focus on welfare, rescue and rehabilitation. The http://www.avianprotectors.homestead.com/organizations.html

Body Mutilation in a Cockatoo named Sunny living at Foster Parrots Sunny is now recovered (above) and living in a new adoptive home. Avian Welfare Coalition The mission of the AWC is to prevent the abuse, exploitation, and suffering of all captive birds, and to address the crucial issues of rescue, rehabilitation, sanctuary, and adoption for unwanted birds. Indonesian Parrot Project/Project Bird Watch The Indonesian Parrot Project / Project Bird Watch is an all-volunteer group of bird lovers, who have formed a nonprofit corporation, working toward four main goals involving the native birds/parrots of Indonesia: World Parrot Welfare Alliance To fight for the well-being of all parrots and against abusive predatory practices Parrots Online Rescue Page Resources for those interested in rescue organizations and general avian welfare issues. Stop Pet Store Abuse Council Information and strategies on how to stop pet store abuse. Avian Rescue Online Information is provided for both the public and the professional exotic bird rescuer. Much of this information is also useful to multiple-bird families. Many links are provided to sites of interest relating to the field and about exotic birds in general. The Association of Avian Rescue Organizations AARO is a non-profit organization founded to certify, inspect; and advise facilities, organizations and sanctuaries that meet certain ethical standards in the care, housing and/or placement of birds that could no longer stay in their previous homes. AARO also provides referrals for birds needing placement.

73. General Resources general resources on laboratory animal use and the 3Rs, Online search engines andjournal contents. animal Technology and welfare is the journal of the UK http://www.mrc.ac.uk/index/public-interest/public-ethics_and_best_practice/publi

Ethics and best practice The Use of Animals in Research CBPAR Latest News ... General Information General Resources Experimental Design Resources New Publications Animal Welfare Research Funding Schemes Species ... The Use of Animals in Research : General Resources General resources on laboratory animal use and the 3Rs Online search engines and journal contents Altweb - Three Rs resources on the web including a link to the Altweb Search Engine. ( http://altweb.jhsph.edu/ www.iat.org.uk Animal Welfare is the journal of the Universities Federation for Animal Welfare - for online contents see: http://www.ufaw.org.uk/journal/Animal%20welfare.htm The Focus on Alternatives Committee brings together representatives from British non-profit organisations which fund the development, or promote the acceptance, of methods that replace the use of laboratory animals in research, education and testing ( http://www.focusonalternatives.org.uk. How to Search for Information on the Three Rs - guidance produced by the Fund for the Replacement of Animals in Medical Experiments. The second Edition is in preparation, visit www.frame.org.uk

74. Summary Of Report: Support For The Establishment Of The Animal Welfare Centre postgraduate and industry training programs in animal welfare and the provisionof scientific, objective information on animal welfare to the general public. http://www.rirdc.gov.au/reports/CME/w03-114sum.html

Home Search Contact Publications Eshop ... Download full report 77k - HINT: right click and save the file to your hard disk before opening) This report is available only in htis download version Support for the Establishment of the Animal Welfare Centre By Professor Paul H. Hemsworth September 2003 RIRDC Web Publication No W03/114 RIRDC Project No DAV-159A Foreword The joint Animal Welfare Centre was established on the 24th March 1997 by the University of Melbourne, Monash University and the Department of Natural Resources and Environment. The Centre focuses and coordinates the research and academic resources of the three collaborating organisations, providing the farming community with an internationally competitive research, teaching and training resource in animal welfare. In 1997 a 5-year plan was developed for the Centre’s research, training and teaching activities and this plan consists of key programmes and their goals with identified key performance indicators. The plan was developed in consultation with the three partner organisations (through the Centre’s Board of Management), the Centre’s Advisory Committee, clients such as the rural industry research corporations and interested parties such as animal industry bodies and community groups representing the general public’s interest in animal welfare (such as the RSPCA and Animals Australia). The major programs of the Centre are basic research to develop welfare methodology, research examining the effects of human-animal interactions, housing and husbandry practices on animal welfare, the development and provision of undergraduate, postgraduate and industry training programs in animal welfare and the provision of scientific, objective information on animal welfare to the general public.

75. RSPCA: News And Info the RSPCA has expanded its scholarship program and now offers two types of upgradedscholarships, one for research into general animal welfare issues, and http://www.rspca.org.au/news_info/scholarship.htm

Scholarship RSPCA Australia Scholarships for animal welfare research 2004-5 Each year since 1989, RSPCA Australia has offered the RSPCA Australia Alan White Scholarship to fulltime students for the funding of original research aimed at improving the welfare of animals in Australia. In 2004, the RSPCA has expanded its scholarship program and now offers two types of upgraded scholarships, one for research into general animal welfare issues, and another for specific projects aimed at improving the welfare of livestock in intensive production systems. The RSPCA Australia scholarships are intended to encourage students to take an active interest in animal welfare issues, to support animal welfare research that might not otherwise attract funding, and to promote the objectives of the RSPCA within the research community. RSPCA Australia Alan White Scholarship for Animal Welfare Research The RSPCA Australia Alan White Scholarship for Animal Welfare Research was established in 1989 to advance the cause of animal welfare in Australia. The scholarship is named after Mr Alan White, a past President of RSPCA Australia and a past President of RSPCA Queensland. The Alan White Scholarship is available to full-time students in Australian tertiary institutions for the funding of original research aimed at improving the welfare of animals in Australia. The 2004-5 award will be for $7,000 and can be used towards any area of research that fits the general scholarship criteria.

76. WSPA - News - Archive - Generic Animal Welfare - Inter-government Conference Agr Major general Peter Davies CB, Director general of WSPA, welcomed the outcome ofthe Manila Conference on animal welfare, saying, This is an historic and http://www.wspa-international.org/site/index.php?page=625

77. Animal Welfare Society Of Jefferson County, WV | General Info general Info. animal welfare Society PO Box 147 Charles Town, WV 25414 (304) 7250589E-Mail info@awsjc.org Shelter Hours Wednesday through Saturday 1100 am http://www.awsjc.org/contact.htm

President's Message Director's Page Shelter News Financials ... Comment Form Board of Directors Mr. Bill Dunn Ms. Candy Cain Dr. Norma Inqui, DVM Dr. Francis Lattrell Ms. Jo Shoesmith Ms. Anne Small Ms. Jane Tarner Ms. Anna Mary Walsh Ms. Ann Trumble Ms. Mina Goodrich Ms. Dixie Dunn Shelter Staff We Need Your Help! Everyone Can Help! Have you ever thought about being an AWS volunteer? Please visit our Volunteer page for ways to help AWS. Adopt a Homeless Pet Wet noses are better than roses... Please adopt a homeless pet! General Info Animal Welfare Society PO Box 147 Charles Town, WV 25414 E-Mail: info@awsjc.org Shelter Hours: Wednesday through Saturday 11:00 am to 4:00 pm Directions The shelter is located just north of Ranson, WV in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia. From Charles Town, follow Route 9 west through Ranson to Leetown Pike on your left. Guy's auto dealership will be on your right side. Turn left on Leetown Pike and proceed approximately 3 miles. The shelter is on the right side of the road just past the Jefferson County Fair Grounds.

78. General Considerations welfare IMPLICATIONS. general considerations. recognised that there may be an accruedstress when a series of techniques is imposed upon an individual animal. http://www.fawc.org.uk/reports/clone/clone020.htm

Back to ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS Up to Table of Contents ... Oversized offspring PART III WELFARE IMPLICATIONS The impact of the procedures General considerations Oversized offspring Wastage of life Possible problems of aged DNA ... Procedures applied to source animals and animals used for in vivo culture General considerations 21. From our ethical considerations, we concluded that the objections to the use of cloning by nuclear transfer were not such as to rule it out completely if there were sufficiently profound expectable gains and if the costs to the animals involved were light. We therefore went on to consider the circumstances under which this technology may be implemented and the implications for animal welfare. Many of the procedures, for example, the recovery of embryos from superovulated ewes and further laparotomy, are surgical in nature and as such require veterinary input or supervision. Others may involve heavy loss of life, perhaps due to birth abnormalities or longer term effects of the ageing of DNA. We now examine these in detail.

79. Mayhew Animal Home Animal Welfare Education And Rehoming In London - Petplanet.c general Manager; general Manager; animal Care Managers; animal Care Assistants; Supervisor;Head of Kennels; Head of Cattery; animal welfare Officers; NVQ students; NVQ http://www.petplanet.co.uk/petplanet/charity/mayhew.htm

The Mayhew Animal Home www.mayhewanimalhome.org Fundraising: fundraising@mayhewanimalhome.org Press enquiries: pr@mayhewanimalhome.org Trenmar Gardens Kensal Green London Adoption/general enquiries: Fundraising: 020 8969 7110 ext 4 Press enquiries: 020 8969 7110 ext 2 The Mayhew Animal Home believes that animals, as living creatures, are entitled to legal protection, oral and ethical consideration, and have a value beyond economic measurement. Our mission is to take in and care for unwanted or abused animals and re-home them with responsible caring owners, to prevent unwanted animals both through the promotion of neutering and, where appropriate, by lending assistance to existing owners to enable them to keep their animals, to promote respect and compassion for animals in all sections of the community and beyond through activities, campaigns and education programmes and to ensure that no healthy animal in our care is put to sleep. Heated, air-conditioned kennels and outside runs for dogs. Two separate purpose-built catteries for maximum comfort and freedom: one for adult cats and the other for pregnant cats and kittens. Garden area for cats to roam freely and to reduce stress caused by confinement. Specially-designed accommodation for rabbits, guinea pigs and other small animals. Isolation block for recuperating or infectious animals. Primarily Inner-London and Greater London General Manager General Manager Animal Care Managers Animal Care Assistants Supervisor Head of Kennels Head of Cattery Animal Welfare Officers

80. Differences Animal Welfare, Animal Ethics And Animal Rights: Part 2 – Human Att to be more valued by the general community because and are likely to expect highwelfare standards for Animals that are given negative media coverage will be http://www.dpi.qld.gov.au/beef/6625.html

Access keys Skip to primary navigation Skip to secondary navigation Skip to content ... Help Search: Industries Key activities Services The Department ... News FAQs What are the differences between animal welfare, animal ethics and animal rights? Part 2 – human attitudes and opinions about animals Carol Petherick, Agency for Food and Fibre Sciences, Beef Introduction The first part of this series discussed the term ‘animal welfare’ and how it can be assessed. However, human attitudes to animals will influence animal welfare, as will be explored in this note. Changing attitudes to animals The attitudes about the treatment of animals by humans have changed dramatically over the last 400 years. In the 1600s animals were thought to be unfeeling machines that didn’t feel pain or pleasure, and, so, humans could do whatever they wished to them. During the 1700s, debate began about the thinking and feeling capabilities of animals and whether this should affect human treatment of them. By the time the 1800s had come around opinions had begun to change, and the first laws were passed in the UK to prevent wanton acts of cruelty to animals. During the 1900s concern about human treatment of other animals, particularly in the areas of biomedical research and intensive farming, became a major issue for the general community. These changes in attitude have largely come about as a result of our improved knowledge about animals. We now know more of their evolution, anatomy, physiology, behaviour etc., and most people accept that humans evolved from other animals and appreciate that there are many, many similarities between humans and other animals. This has made us compare animals to ourselves and give more consideration to what animals may experience.

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