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

Get the Plug in for free! Needed to view the newsletter and print off forms. Dog-N-Jog Join us for the 17th annual Dog-N-Jog! Sunday, June 13th in Mill Creek Park Get those tails goin'... yours and your dog's! Register on-line today! Enter our Photo Contest! Say cheese! Send us your best photos of your oh-so-cute and always-entertaining furry friends! Entries due by July 16th. Satellite Adoptions Petco 11604 W. 95th Street (across from Oak Park Mall) Saturday, June12th Dog-N-Jog Mill Creek Park on the Country Club Plaza Sunday, June 13th Downtown Overland Park Days Saturday, June 26th Be Kind to Animals 2004 Sponsor-a-Pet Program! Choose one of our shelter dogs or cats as your special pal! You'll receive a picture and info about your chosen pet, and your pet will get a special card on his or her cage to show that you care. Internship Opportunities Are you a college student looking for experience in the field of Communication, Education or Development?

102. QC Animal Welfare Center, Homepage An index of all pages available on the Quad City animal welfare Center nokill animal shelter web site. http://www.qcawc.org/

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 ... Special Programs Helping Hands: Membership Adopt a Cage Needed Items Volunteer/Jobs Bringing people and animals together for the benefit of both The Quad City Animal Welfare Center is a no-kill shelter located on the Illinois and Iowa borders. The mission of this organization shall be to operate a shelter for homeless animals, to offer a spay and neuter program and to provide humane education. 724 West Second Avenue, Milan, Illinois 61264 Adoption Hours Monday 12:00pm until 5:00pm Tuesday 12:00pm until 5:00pm Wednesday 12:00pm until 6:00pm Thursday 12:00pm until 5:00pm Friday 12:00pm until 5:00pm Saturday 12:00pm until 5:00pm Sunday 12:00pm until 4:00pm Join us for our Summer Dinner You could win a 1999 Honda Accord!! Cat of the Week Dog of the Week ... designed by NetBotics

103. Lifeline Animal Project. Making This World A Better Place For Four Legged Friend Promotes animal welfare, with focus on ending pet overpopulation and saving homeless animals. Includes profiles of adoptable pets, mission statement, and information about volunteering. http://www.lapatlanta.org/

Our goal is to end pet overpopulation and stop the euthanasia of healthy or treatable dogs and cats. We believe that it will take the work of the entire community to humanely solve the pet overpopulation problem. Please explore our site to find out you can help. Home Adoptable Animals! Our Mission Project Pawprint ... Happy Tails L ifeline Animal Project of Atlanta, Georgia is a non-profit organization dedicated to the welfare of animals. Our primary purpose is to end pet overpopulation and stop the euthanasia of healthy and treatable dogs and cats. LAP offers new forums for pet adoption including adoption festivals and a searchable "virtual" shelter on the web that will strive to include every cat or dog available for adoption in the metro Atlanta area LAP supports any public or private non-profit program that will provide low-cost or no cost spay and neuter services LAP provides financial support to animal rescue groups so that every animal in their care can be vaccinated, spayed or neutered, and have adequate veterinary care until placed into a permanent loving home LAP promotes education and animal behavioral training to better our relationships with our pets and prevent animal cruelty Our mission is to serve as a lifeline for all pets, in recognition that our pets are a lifeline for all humanity.

104. Lakefield Animal Welfare Society - Home LAWS, the Lakefield animal welfare Society, is a nonprofit, no-kill animal rescue organization located in Lakefield, Ontario, Canada. http://www.ptbo.igs.net/~laws/

Sniff Around Home About Us Adoptions Our Feature Pet Cats For Adoption Dogs For Adoption What's New Coming Events Read Our Newsletter Get Involved Foster Program Our Thrift Store Happy Tails Be A Volunteer Membership Lakefield Animal Welfare Society 2887 Lakefield Highway (formerly Hwy28) P.O Box 9 Lakefield, Ontario phone: (705)652-0588 special thanks to Peterborough IGS for donating this space, site design by Christine Roberts

105. Ministry Of Agriculture, Nature And Food Quality - Policy Theme Animal Welfare Finding solutions to animal welfare problems is no easy matter. animal welfare Policy Memorandum (PDF-format, 68 Kb) (march 2002). http://www.minlnv.nl/international/policy/animal/welfare/

The welfare of animals was no issue until the late 1960s, when intensive livestock production developed. Ideas on how to keep animals rapidly changed. Awareness grew that animals were not created just for the benefit of man and that they have a value of their own. This intrinsic value is independent of the use an animal has for man. Growing awareness of the intrinsic value of animals has led to a reconsideration of the manner in which animals are dealt with, farm animals as well as pets and zoo animals. Finding solutions to animal welfare problems is no easy matter. Besides the animal’s there are other interests at stake. For example, a livestock keeper investing in animal welfare should keep an eye out for competition. And consumers compare prices when buying meat. The improvement of animal welfare plays an important part in the policy developed by the Ministry of Agriculture, Nature Management and Fisheries. Travelling with dogs, cats and ferrets Animal Welfare - Policy Memorandum PDF -format, 68 Kb) (march 2002)

106. SCPAW an organization committed to rescuing stray animals on or near the University of Southern California campus. http://www.scpaw.org/

News and Events Featured Pets of the Week Dog of the Week Kitty of the Week Upcoming Adoptions and Events Saturday, April 19 Pasadena Farmer's Market Saturday, April 26 Sepulveda Basin Event Petco Event at Montebello PetCo Saturday, May 10 Silverlake Farmer's Market Saturday, May 17 Pasadena Farmer's Market Saturday, May 24 Silverlake Farmer's Market This site last updated: Sunday, April 20, 2003 8:22 AM This site is A Chapman Design

107. Capital Area Animal Welfare Society Of Greater Baton Rouge 6357 Quinn Drive Baton Rouge, LA 70809 (225) 7525801. Capital Area animal welfare Society. The Capital Area animal welfare Society. http://www.caaws.org/

6357 Quinn Drive Baton Rouge, LA 70817 The Capital Area Animal Welfare Society The Capital Area Animal Welfare Society is a non-profit organization committed to the well-being of animals in the Baton Rouge community by adopting homeless animals, teaching the community responsible pet ownership and the humane treatment of animals, and promoting the practice of spay/neuter at all times. Our ultimate goal is to have Baton Rouge be a model in the South where all adoptable animals find loving homes. Printer cartridges save lives What's new Special Events page has been updated. Summer 2004 newsletter is now available. Home About CAAWS Map to CAAWS Contact Us Adoption Programs Cats and Kittens Dogs and Puppies Public Animals Adoption Procedure Success Stories Services Spay/Neuter Program Pet Therapy Humane Education Special Events Krewe of Mutts Parade Free Newsletter How You Can Help Volunteer Opportunities Membership/Donations Best Buddy Program Foster Homes Links

108. Buddhist Resources On Vegetarianism And Animal Welfare Buddhist information about vegetarianism and animal welfare. Includes Buddhist Resources on Vegetarianism and animal welfare Compiled http://online.sfsu.edu/~rone/Buddhism/BuddhismAnimalsVegetarian/BuddhistVegetari

Buddhist Resources on Vegetarianism and Animal Welfare Compiled by Ron Epstein Philosophy Department San Francisco State University Please send all suggestions and corrections to epstein@sfsu.edu CONTENTS: Buddhism and Vegetarianism Buddhist Scriptures on Vegetarianism Essays on Buddhism and Vegetarianism Vegetarian Resources ... Additional Readings Buddhism and Vegetarianism Buddhist Scriptures on Vegetarianism From the Shurangama Sutra From the Lankavatara Sutra (coming soon) "On Stopping Killing!" by the Great Master Lianchi Zhuhung "On Not Eating Meat" from the Siksa-Samuccaya compiled by Santideva From Bhavanakrama by Kamalashila: "Yogis should at all times avoid fish, meat, and so forth, should eat with moderation, and avoid foods that are not conducive to health." ( Stages of Meditation , p. 100) Essays on Buddhism and Vegetarianism Buddhist Vegetarianism ("Vegetarianism" Entry from Buddhism A to Z "The Horror of Taking Lives and Eating Meat" by the Venerable Master Hsuan Hua "Eating Flesh: Pros and Cons"

109. CAWL & CLOVIS ANIMAL SHELTER Includes information about lost pet service, rescue stories, and membership information. http://www.geocities.com/clovisanimalshelter/

Last Updated September 25, 2002 (You may have to click reload/refresh to update this page) NEED I.D. ON YOUR PET(S)? CLICK HERE WOOF! MEOW! The Clovis Animal Welfare League (C.A.W.L.) and The Clovis Animal Shelter in the City of Clovis, NM welcome you to our website! We hope that the information here is useful to everyone that visits! TOGETHER, AS A SOCIETY...WE CAN ALL MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Please be a supporter of this site...Sign our Guest Book and join us on the Interactive Message Boards! Adopt from a shelter and save a life! Special THANKS goes out to Aire Alto and Al's Pet's of Clovis, for sponsoring the pets of the week in Ad-Mart. THANK YOU! Buy your favorite pet items here, 10% of your purchase goes to the Clovis Animal Welfare League! PLEASE NOTE: When asked in your order, our sponsor number is , which ensures that the 10% rebate goes to C.A.W.L. PROJECT PET I.D. About C.A.W.L. Join C.A.W.L. www.spayusa.org SPAY/NEUTER About the Clovis Animal Shelter FAQ Fundraisers/Calendar Local Vets ... ASPCA GUEST BOOK WE'D LOVE TO MEET YOU!

110. Hounslow Animal Welfare Society Home Page Home. PrimeSpot Banner Ad Display until 19-May-05 Click Here for information on all Kennel Mate Products DOG TRAINING http://www.bellauk.com/HAWS.htm

Home PrimeSpot Banner Ad - Display until 19-May-05 DOG TRAINING BAG - DOG BEDS - DOG BEDDING - DOG CRATES - CRATE COVERS -CRATE MATE You can now visit the official HAWS website CLICK HERE options Right Border Ads #1 Spot available 29/11/04 FREE BEAUTIFUL ORIGINAL WATERCOLOUR PORTRAIT ThePlaqueShack.com #2 Spot available 4/7/04 www.UKGundogs.org #3 Spot available now ADVERTISE HERE per MONTH click here for more info. #4 Spot available 01/01/0 #5 Spot Cat Posters #6 Spot Buy Posters ... #8 Spot available 02/03/05 #9 Spot available 25/06/04 Healing Aloe Vera Nature's Gift to your Pet Click Here E-mail/Login Webmasters Earn MONEY Previous page ... Click Here BellaUK.com and BUKpets.co.uk - Middx - United Kingdom Last modified: April 03, 2003 10:49 PM Best viewed at 800 x 600

111. Animal Haven Of Asheville, North Carolina Nonprofit animal welfare organization with special focus on farm animals. Information on organization includes mission statement, thrift shop, programs and contact list. http://www.animalhaven.org/

Where lost and abandoned animals can find food and shelter from the cruelties of life. Donate Sponsor Volunteer Adopt ... Contact Us Welcome to Animal Haven! We are a dedicated group of people with the goal of providing protection and refuge to homeless and abused animals. We provide shelter, veterinary care, and rehabilitation for life, or until someone like you comes and adopts one of our animals. Although our emphasis is on farm animals, we also have cats and dogs that desperately need a home. We work closely with other animal welfare organizations including kennel clubs, breed rescue groups, and directly with the public. Our goal is to alleviate overcrowding in our local animal shelters by providing an alternative to traditional sheltering. In addition to the care of our sheltered animals, we currently have two community support programs: We supply pet food via the Meals on Wheels program to ensure that pets of low income families receive proper nutrition. We host and sponsor educational programs for children to encourage responsible pet ownership and compassion. We invite you to browse our web site and call or email us with any questions you may have. We are desperately looking for volunteers and donations to help care for our animals. Of course, adoption is our main goal so please call us to arrange a visit.

112. Compilation Of Scientific Literature On The Assessment Of Animal Welfare And Ani Compilation of scientific literature on the assessment of animal welfare and animal distress. Compiled by JD Kuiper and T. Allen http://www.vetinfo.demon.nl/aw/

Compilation of literature on the assessment of animal welfare and animal distress Compiled by J.D. Kuiper T. Allen Dep. Lab. Animal Science Utrecht University The Netherlands Animal Welfare Information Center National Agricultural Library USA Show compilation of assessment literature Show compilation of related literature Links This site is under construction. Almost every day new literature references are added. The compilers appreciate your comments and suggestions for improvement. Please mail us missing literature references on this subject. dr. J.D. Kuiper T. Allen Tell A Friend About Our Site Powered by SuggestSite var code = " "; document.write(code);

113. Animal Protective Association Of Missouri - Pet Events Information about pet adoption and animal welfare, with current photographs of adoptable pets. http://www.apamo.org/

114. The Truth About Cats And Wildlife Examines both sides of the Australian cats versus wildlife debate. http://www.angelfire.com/sc2/petswelfare/cats/wildcats.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" The truth about cats and wildlife Introduction Against cats In defense of cats References Introduction Rightly or wrongly, environmental groups and councils have increasingly called for the confinement of cats to prevent their predation on birds and other wildlife. Cats do impact on wildlife, like humans they kill to eat, but there has been a great deal of misinformation and propaganda about the true harm they do. This debate has become so heated at times, fueled by a minority of vocal cat haters who often have the ear of government, that people have lost sight of the fact that it is humans themselves who are the real culprits. Massive, ongoing and largely irreversible damage to the environment by human activity is the main reason for the loss of wildlife, the impact of cats being infinitesimal in comparison. In fact if given a choice, cats mainly prey on pest species such as rodents and rabbits as they have done for millennia, with the full endorsement of humans. It’s almost as though history is repeating itself. Cats through the ages have been cruelly persecuted and almost wiped out at times for various reasons, most notably during the Middle Ages when they became all but extinct in Europe due to suspicion and fear that they were witches in disguise. The result was that rats were able to proliferate and bubonic plague or Black Death, which is carried by the rat flea, killed one third of the known human population. It is worth noting that the plague bacillus is still with us today, still present in many countries including Australia. Rodents also transmit other diseases that are potentially devastating to humans, including hanta virus, which makes cyclic reappearances in various parts of the world whenever carrier rodent numbers build up.

115. AVMA Animal Welfare The Care For Pets AVMA animal welfare page has moved Please update your bookmark to the new AVMA animal welfare Position Statements page. http://www.avma.org/care4pets/morewelf.htm

The "Care For Pets" AVMA Animal Welfare page has moved... Please update your bookmark to the new AVMA Animal Welfare Position Statements page AVMA Home Privacy Notice About the AVMA ... Discussion Groups American Veterinary Medical Association

116. Sustainable Animal Production - Visions For The 21th Century Download the proceedings of a series of conferences (held October 1999 through October 2000) on future supply and quality of food for humans and animals, animal welfare and health, the effects of animal production on the environment, the influences of new technologies, future animal production sites and global trade. http://www.agriculture.de

Home Conference Discussion Online resources ... Information Sustainable Animal Production - Visions for the 21th century Welcome to our Website Sustainable animal production is a system which preserves the basis of life of future generations. The foundations, conditions and perspectives for animal production are exceedingly variable in different parts of the world. This project focusses on the future supply and quality of food for humans and animals, animal welfare and health, the effects of animal production on the environment, the influences of new technologies, future animal production sites and global trade. These pages contain the Conference Sustainable Animal Production , the documentation of a multidisciplinary project to develop a global vision for the future of the production of food of animal origin. This site is also intended as a forum to continue the dialogue begun in the virtual conference and workshop series "Sustainable Animal Production". The project was realized by a consortium of scientists from four research institutions in northern Germany and includes a virtual conference launched in October, 1999, and followed by a series of

117. Center For Animal Welfare, UC Davis Association funded survey. People, The people behind the Center. Links, Links to other academic centers. Courses, animal welfare courses at UCD. http://animalwelfare.ucdavis.edu/

Information on past and future conferences and events Publications Euthanasia of Poultry guidelines Biology of Animal Stress Projects American Humane Association funded survey People The people behind the Center Links Links to other academic centers Courses Animal Welfare courses at UCD This site hosted by the Web Design Services unit. Center for Special Programs

118. Animal Welfare League, Kosciusko County, Indiana Welcome to the new Kosciusko County animal welfare League reorganized, revitalized and working toward our goals. Copyright © 1999 animal welfare League. http://www.awl-warsaw.org/

PETS CURRENTLY AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION (CLICK THE LINKS BELOW) Dog s Cats Other Pets ... Our Upcoming Fundraisers We have kittens available for adoption now!! Our new community cat room: Welcome to the new Kosciusko County Animal Welfare League - reorganized, revitalized and working toward our goals. Our Mission Among the goals of the AWL are the prevention of cruelty to animals, the relief of suffering among animals, the extension of humane education and the adherence to federal, state and local statutes. It is the policy of the league to provide humane care and treatment for all animals needing protection within Kosciusko County, Indiana; to seek to return lost animals to their owners; to seek suitable homes for animals without owners; and to provide euthanasia when necessary. Beyond population control, our future goal will be to open a new expanded shelter facility. There is a lot to be done - and we need your help Contact Information E. behind Please call for directions. Please feel free to stop by or contact us at one of the addresses below. AWL Directory Telephone Mailing address P.O. Box 1906

119. Compilation Of Scientific Literature On The Assessment Of Animal Welfare And Ani Compilation of scientific literature on the assessment of animal welfare and animal distress. Compiled by J.D. Kuiper, Animal Science, Utrecht University, The Netherlands, and T. Allen, animal welfare Information Center, National Agricultural Library USA. http://www.vetinfo.demon.nl/aw/index.html

Compilation of literature on the assessment of animal welfare and animal distress Compiled by J.D. Kuiper T. Allen Dep. Lab. Animal Science Utrecht University The Netherlands Animal Welfare Information Center National Agricultural Library USA Show compilation of assessment literature Show compilation of related literature Links This site is under construction. Almost every day new literature references are added. The compilers appreciate your comments and suggestions for improvement. Please mail us missing literature references on this subject. dr. J.D. Kuiper T. Allen Tell A Friend About Our Site Powered by SuggestSite var code = " "; document.write(code);

120. Farm Animal Welfare The Power Struggle Farm animal welfare Rights The Power Struggle between differing perspectives, beliefs interests. Farm animal welfare the Power Struggle! http://www.pighealth.com/welfare.htm

Home Search Farm Animal Welfare: the Power Struggle! THE KEY PLAYERS what do they want, how will they get it? Consumers Farm Animals Farmers Food Retailers ... Your Views? Consumers goal cheap plentiful meat to eat with a clear conscience! strengths voting power purchasing power complaining power possible weaknesses easily mislead by marketing easily mislead by media opportunities willingness to pay more for high wefare meat! dangers faced hypocrisy: supporting high welfare but buying cheap low welfare meat Farm Animals goals to live! to suffer no more than necessary e.g. what humans experience strengths possible weaknesses opportunities to get better care by people meeting our needs as well as their own! dangers faced spread of vegetarianism may deny us life a lifestyle determined by ignorant, impoverished, insensitive or unhappy people Farmers goals enjoy an occupation of raising livestock strengths practical experience of livestock needs practical experience of economic realities possible weaknesses financial desperation: low margins over costs insensitivity to ethical needs of consumers insensitivity to welfare needs of livestock rejecting concerns of welfarists (= customers or speak to customers) opportunities communicate their situation more effectively to consumers dangers faced increased costs of high welfare farming insensitivity to animal suffering: "familiarity breeds contempt" reduced income from alienating consumers competition from global trade Food Retailers goals enjoy the occupation of food retailing increase revenue from meat sales

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