21. OPRR: PHS Policy On Humane Care And Use Of Laboratory Animals Tutorial Sample annual report to OLAW, animal welfare assurance, semiannual program and facility review checklist, and semiannual report to the institutional official. http://grants.nih.gov/grants/olaw/tutorial/

A tutorial for new animal care and use committee members, institutional administrators, investigators, animal care personnel, veterinarians, or others who are interested in learning about the PHS Policy on Humane Care and Use of Laboratory Animals Introduction Health Research Extension Act of 1985 Office of Laboratory Animal Welfare ... Acronym Glossary and Additional Resources List of acronyms used throughout this tutorial and links to additional resources. Sample Documents for Implementation of the PHS Policy on Humane Care and Use of Laboratory Animals Sample annual report to OLAW, animal welfare assurance, semiannual program and facility review checklist, and semiannual report to the institutional official. Comments and suggestions about this tutorial are welcome and should be sent to: olaw@od.nih.gov Note: Some of the links in this tutorial are to documents that reside on servers outside the NIH. The NIH is not responsible for the accuracy or content of documents that do not reside on NIH servers. Table of Contents Introduction Relevant Documents Terms and Concepts ... Sample Documents web posting: 2000/03/27 Webmaster

22. Animal Welfare League NSW Helping to formulate policy on animal welfare issues, and taking an active part in the welfare of companion animals. http://www.animalwelfareleague.com.au/

Popular Pages Home About Us Animals Services ... Scruffs 2004 Print this page Home / subscribe to ENEWS contact AWL / help AWL 2003 marked a milestone celebration of 45 years of animal welfare in New South Wales Today, AWL continues to be more than just the leader in current thought and practice on animal welfare issues. We are Australia ’s second largest animal welfare charity comprising of 2 animal centres and 14 branches state wide, appointed to government boards and committees in the formulation of animal welfare legislation. Dr F rank Ascione, Professor of Psychology and adjunct Professor of Family and Human Development at Utah State University, undertakes a three-city Australian tour in July 2004 click here to read more. Scruffs 2004 Photo Gallery... click here to view your photo Home About Us How Can You Help?

23. Scientists Center For Animal Welfare The Scientists Center for animal welfare (SCAW) is a nonprofit educational association of individuals and institutions whose mission is to promote humane care http://www.scaw.com/

C el ebrating 25 years!!! Celebrating 25 years!!! Celebrating 25 years!!! Celebrating 25 years! Mission Statement The Scientists Center for Animal Welfare (SCAW) is a non-profit educational association of individuals and institutions whose mission is to promote the best practices of humane care, use, and management of animals involved in research, testing or education in laboratory, agricultural, wildlife or other settings. click here to enter the site the header and footer are a link to the information page

24. Scottish Society For The Prevention Of Cruelty To Animals, Scotland's Oldest And The Scottish SPCA is the oldest and largest animal welfare charity in Scotland, offering inspectorate and animal welfare centres covering the whole of Scotland. Not associated with the RSPCA animal rights charity. http://www.scottishspca.org/

DONATIONS SITE MAP LINKS NEWS ... KIDS Latest news: CALLOUS AIRGUN ATTACK ON TOMCAT EUROPEAN ELECTION - a vote for Animal Welfare SCOTTISH SPCA WELCOMES PROGRESS ON SNARING LEGISLATION SUCCESSFUL RESCUE OF STRANDED DOLPHINS ... MALLARD DUCK SHOT BY CROSSBOW LATEST PRESS RELEASE SUPPORT REFORMS, URGES SCOTTISH SPCA, AS PUPPY TRADE EXPOSED Scottish SPCA, 603 Queensferry Road, Braehead Mains, Edinburgh EH4 6EA Tel: Fax: enquiries@scottishspca.org For reports of injured animals please only use the animal helpline Join Today Press Current Campaigns ... Animal Helplines

25. Home Page UFAW, an animal welfare charity that uses scientific knowledge to improve welfare. UFAW is a scientific and technical animal welfare charity. http://www.ufaw.org.uk/

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26. UFAW Annual Report 2000 Quarterly scientific journal bringing together the results of scientific research and technical studies http://www.ufaw.org.uk/journal/Animal welfare.htm

27. KOREA ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY | HOME Dedicated to promoting animal welfare and protection in Korea through education, stricter animal cruelty laws, and the continued development of the KAPS shelter. Photos, news archives, current campaigns, and resources for activism. http://koreananimals.org/

secure) Magazine with Important New Video Coverage Markets elcome to the official website for the Korea Animal Protection Society (KAPS) and its sister organization, International Aid for Korean Animals (IAKA) . KAPS and IAKA are both Korean organizations dedicated to promoting animal welfare and protection in Korea through education, stricter animal cruelty laws and the continued development of the KAPS Shelter. We are Koreans who have been working for over 15 years on behalf of Korean animals by upholding Korea's true values and traditions to create a more compassionate and just society. The Korean Government would like both Koreans and the World to believe we don't exist, but we do. The struggle to protect Korean animals from needless torture and slaughter for greed began in Korea by Koreans and will eventually be won for the good of both the Korean people and animals. KAPS and IAKA were founded by Sunnan and Kyenan Kum, both sisters, who were born and raised in Korea. Growing up, they were inspired by their father who cared deeply for animals and was also an herbal-medicine doctor. He believed in Korea's true dietary traditions for living a healthy and well-balanced life. Unfortunately, throughout Korea's history there have been far too many wars and hardships, so that much of Korea's wildlife and wilderness had been destroyed by the 20th century. However, even during desperate times dog eating was never a dietary tradition in Korea. In the beginning, it was practiced purely to avoid starvation. Then dogs began to be consumed by a few older men for mythical health benefits regarding virility. It was just one of many obscure and marginal tonics that were different from Korea's true dietary traditions.

28. Eurogroup For Animal Welfare - Welcome http://www.eurogroupanimalwelfare.org/

29. Animal Welfare Trust - Home Page Devoted to promoting the well being of the animal community. Offers grants to organizations whose work helps reduce animal suffering and/or raises public consciousness toward related issues. http://fdncenter.org/grantmaker/awt/

Founded in January of 2001, ANIMAL WELFARE TRUST operates as a 501(C)(3) private operating foundation devoted to promoting the well being of the animal community. Among our guiding values is the belief that animals have rights to experience a life of respect, free from unnecessary suffering. Mail address Animal Welfare Trust Post Office Box 737 Mamaroneck, New York 10543 Office address Animal Welfare Trust 141 Halstead Avenue, Suite 201 Mamaroneck, New York, 10543 email@animalwelfaretrust.org Telephone: 914 381 6177 Fax: 914 381 6176 ABOUT US GRANT PROGRAM PRESIDENT'S LETTER 2003 SUMMARY ... 2003 GRANTS ACTIVE PROJECTS Student Internship Farm Animal Reform Healthy School Lunches AVMA Policy on Farm Animals PAST ACTIVITIES 2002 Grants Rosebud Project The Foundation Center Officers and Directors Brad Goldberg President and Director Lydia Antoncic, Esq. Secretary and Director Amy Trakinski, Esq. Director David Wolfson, Esq. Director

30. Animal Welfare League Rain or Shine For Registration or Donation Information contact the animal welfare League at (708)6368586 Click here to download the Strutt-your-Mutt promo http://www.animalwelfareleague.com/

Animal Welfare League Home About Us Adoption Lost and Found ... Spring 2004 Newsletter Help by Making a Donation With PayPal Everyday the Animal Welfare League saves animals lives and works to improve the way they are treated and regarded by society. In the Chicagoland area, we help all animals through our adoption programs, our low cost clinic services, our local cruelty investigations, and our public education programs. Locally we work to improve municipal, city and state laws and regulations regarding the treatment of animals and operate the states largest non-profit animal shelter program. We have made progress since our beginnning in 1935, but much more work needs to be done. The Animal Welfare League is an independent, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization that receives no city, state or federal funding and relies on private donations to continue with its misssion of helping all animals. Our 10th Annual Strut-your-Mutt 3k Walk-a-Thon and Picnic Ssunday - September 12, 2004 Yankee Woods in Oak Forest 162nd and Central Avenue Registration begins 8:00am - Walk at 10am Join hundreds of pet owners and their dogs for a great day of family fun while helping to raise money for homeless, abandoned and abused animals!

31. AAWL Intro Arizona animal welfare League Arizona s Oldest and Largest NoKill Shelter. Copyright © 2004 Arizona animal welfare League. You are visitor number. http://www.aawl.org/

Click Here to learn about Maddie's Fund. One of the AAWL's generous sponsors. Arizona Animal Welfare League Arizona's Oldest and Largest "No-Kill" Shelter Our Mission is to provide excellent care, protection and loving compassion for the life of the animals entrusted to us and to take a leadership role in promoting humane values for the benefit of all animals and people. Shelter Adoption Hours: Monday - Friday: 11am - 7pm Saturday - Sunday: 9am - 5pm 30 North 40th Place Phoenix Arizona 85034 (Click for map) AAWL Petsmart Mobile adoptions at: and Check out the latest AAWL news and press releases! Click here to receive AAWL newsletters by email You are visitor number designed by AXIS Microsolutions

32. Bulgarian Animal Defence League - Home Page The League actively campaigns on a variety of issues concerning the improvement of animal welfare standards in Bulgaria. These include spaying and neutering, pet registration and responsible pet ownership. http://www.angelfire.com/co/BADL/

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33. Partnership For Animal Welfare LowCost Spay/Neuter Sources Finding a Home for Your Pet Other Rescue Groups. The Partnership for animal welfare Animal Rescue and Adoption, http://www.paw-rescue.org/

PAW Home How To Adopt Shows Dogs ... Contacts ADOPTIONS Adoption Shows Application Forms CATS CATS - photo gallery ... Virtual Adoptions JOINING IN About Fostering About PAW How to Contact Us Special Events ... Robin's Pet Tips Updated Weekly! Features Happy Endings Name a Pet! PAW in the News ... In Memory... INFORMATION About Declawing About Fostering Allergies to Animals Cat Care Guide ... Other Rescue Groups The Partnership for Animal Welfare Animal Rescue and Adoption Our Featured Four-legged Companions Adopt Reilly! Adopt Trace! Adopt Bailey! News and Information Thinking of adopting a dog? Well stop just thinking about it and attend one of our free workshops, Success With Your New Dog: Tips That Work . Click here for details. Fireball is missing! Fireball, an 18 lbs orange long haired tabby who is a neutered male went missing on May 8th (the evening before Mother's Day), when someone broke into Clocktower Animal Hospital in Herdon Virginia. An $1000.00 reward is being offered for his safe return. They do not know if he was stolen or released from his cage. Apparently the crooks broke in to steal meds. Responsible Pet Ownership: Teaching Animal Care and Respect for Life Give to PAW through the United Way/CFC campaigns (#9167) PAW's Tax ID: 52-1979581 How would you like to help?

34. About The Partnership For Animal Welfare About the Partnership for animal welfare. The Partnership for animal welfare, Inc. PO Box 1074 Greenbelt, MD 20768 (301)5724PAW. Special Thank-yous! http://www.paw-rescue.org/PAW/paw.html

PAW Home How To Adopt Shows Dogs ... Contacts About the Partnership for Animal Welfare The Partnership for Animal Welfare (PAW) is a non-profit group of volunteers chartered to facilitate the rescue and adoption of homeless domestic animals, mainly dogs and cats, and place them in loving and stable homes. Adoption shows are held in the suburban Maryland area several times a month to allow prospective owners to meet with the animals and with volunteers. The group is funded by tax deductible donations and is run totally by volunteers. If you are able to help out by providing time, money or a foster home for a homeless pet, please contact us. You can check out information on volunteering fundraising donating , and so forth through our web pages. Or you can email , write or call us at: The Partnership for Animal Welfare, Inc. P.O. Box 1074 Greenbelt, MD 20768 Special Thank-yous! We'd like to mention the special area businesses that have been supportive of our work. Our rescued animals have been wonderfully cared for by the veterinarians at College Park Animal Hospital, Laurel Park Animal Hospital, Gaithersburg Animal Hospital, Kenhaven Animal Hospital, Nebel Street Animal Hospital, Light Street (Baltimore) Animal Hospital, the Animal Medical Center of Watkins Parks, Hyattsville Animal Hospital, St. Leonard Animal Hospital, and St. Charles Animal Hospital. The PetSmart stores in Rockville, Bowie, Silver Spring, Kentlands, and Columbia, and the Petco stores in Beltsville and Ellicott City have been very gracious in hosting our adoption shows.

35. WSPA CANADA - World Society For The Protection Of Animals - Canada Describes the aims, ideals, projects, and recruitment efforts of the Canadian arm of an international organization promoting animal welfare and global conservation. http://www.wspa.ca

Subscribe Un-Subscribe Sign up and receive our newsletter. Welcome to WSPA Canada Help Animals! Your Action is Needed! see full story see full story see full story Make A Donation see full story more info see full story Now Available Online WSPA's Twice Yearly Newsletter WSPA News PDF Format File Get yours today! WSPA Canada is the Canadian arm of the World Society for the Protection of Animals. WSPA (pronounced wis-pa) has been on the front lines of animal protection for more than 20 years. WSPA's mission is to raise the standards of animal welfare throughout the world. Through practical field projects, animal rescue and disaster relief operations, undercover investigations, legislative action, education and awareness programs, WSPA strives to ensure that the principles of animal welfare are universally understood and respected and protected by effectively enforced legislation. While our work is international in scope and much of it takes place in developing countries, the purpose of WSPA Canada Online is to highlight Canadian projects and those international projects where Canadians have been involved. To find out more about our international work visit

36. Sir James Dunn Animal Welfare Centre, Atlantic Veterinary College, University Of Provides service, research, and education in the welfare of dogs, cats, horses and wildlife. Site features news, mandate, information about personnel, publications, and list of projects. http://www.upei.ca/~awc/

Atlantic Veterinary College University of Prince Edward Island Mandate People ... Links Welcome to the website of the Sir James Dunn Animal Welfare Centre! The Centre was launched in September 2000 at the Atlantic Veterinary College University of Prince Edward Island , Canada where it started life in 1994 as the Animal Welfare Unit. The Centre provides service, research, and education in the welfare of dogs, cats, horses and wildlife. The focus of this work is always to provide tangible benefits to the animals. For further information about the Centre, click on one of the headings on the left. Faculty and students of the Atlantic Veterinary College should click on Student Project Fund Application Form and 2004 Grant Application Form for details of the respective Competition Guidelines and Application Forms. For more information, please contact: Dr. Alice Crook, Coordinator Sir James Dunn Animal Welfare Centre Atlantic Veterinary College University of Prince Edward Island 550 University Avenue, Charlottetown, PEI

37. Welcome To Zoo Outreach Organisation Conservations, education and society working in the field of animal welfare and zoos in South Asia and India. http://www.zooreach.org/

// getStarted( [0-vertical 1-horizontal], [top], [left] ); // getStarted(0,100,42); Best Viewed in Internet Explorer 4 and above with 800x600 Resolution Zoos give wild animals with NO chance a LAST chance. IF zoos are given a chance to do their job, and they - for their part, do it with dedication and science. RECENT ADDITIONS (PDF format) Updated 07 February 2004 th Annual SAZARC report NEW CBSG/ RSG meeting report ... Discount on Christmas Cards Download ACROBAT READER Site designed and developed by Rahul Walawalkar Amit Gadkari and Ashutosh Jhureley © Zoo Outreach Organisation Search ZOO Online Web Get a Search Engine

38. Animal Welfare League Of Arlington The animal welfare League of Arlington Since 1944, the animal welfare League of Arlington has been committed to the humane treatment of animals and to the http://www.awla.org/

Donations Adoptions Animal Control Community Programs ... Home July is for Kids! Join us in July for facts and fun. Register today! Tour the League Take a virtual tour of the Animal Welfare League of Arlington. Come visit these furry friends at the League Up for adoption now! Animal Watch What's going on in your community? League Events Check out these upcoming events! League Information: Address: 2650 S. Arlington Mill Dr. Arlington, VA 22206 Phone: Fax: Viewing Hours Monday-Friday, 12:00 noon- 7pm Saturday, 11:00am- 4:00pm Front Office Open (Information, Trap Rental, Retail Purchases) Monday-Friday, 10:00am- 7:00pm Saturday, 10:00am- 5:00pm Receiving Animals 8:00am- 10:30pm, 365 days a year Emergencies: 24 hours a day, 365 days a year DIRECTIONS SITEMAP ABOUT US Animal Welfare League of Arlington 2650 South Arlington Mill Drive Arlington, VA 22206 © Animal Welfare League of Arlington

39. Animal Welfare The Journalanimal welfare a quality journal with an excellent citation index. Instructions for authors,recent content pages, etc. animal welfare - the Journal. http://www.users.dircon.co.uk/~ufaw3/animalwelfare.htm

Animal Welfare - the Journal ISSN 0962-7286 Special Issue on Genetics and Animal Welfare Annual subscription rates Instructions to authors Contents pages, abstracts of recent issues and the most recent reports and comments Animal Welfare is the established scientific and technical journal which brings together the results of scientific research, technical, and studies related to the welfare of animals kept on farms, in zoos, in laboratories, as companions or living in the wild. The Editor-in-Chief is Dr James K. Kirkwood, the UFAW Director. Animal Welfare is widely abstracted (by Current Contents/Agriculture, Biology and Environmental Sciences, CAB Abstracts and a range of other services). It is indexed by the Zoological Record and ranks in the top 10% of veterinary journals covered by the Science Citation Index. Animal Welfare is a focus for the advancement of animal welfare science and technology and helps ensure that relevant knowledge is readily available. The journal is useful for all concerned with the management, care and welfare of animals, such as zoologists and veterinarians, animal house curators, zoo keepers, laboratory animal technicians, agriculturalists and stockmen, as well as undergraduates and other students. Animal Welfare is also of value to legislative and regulatory authorities and other organizations responsible for the welfare of animals.

40. Performing Animal Welfare Society PAWS is the only animal welfare society dedicated to the rescue of performing and exotic animals from cruel confinement and performances of pain. http://www.pawsweb.org/

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