81. Check Chains Check chains. zoos. From Peter Hatton Category IFAW CT general Date24 Jan 2004 Time 110134. Comments. Does IFAW condone the legality http://www.ifawct.org/_ifawchat/00000060.htm

Reply Next Previous Up Check chains Zoos From: Peter Hatton Category: IFAW CT General Date: 24 Jan 2004 Time: Comments meerkats From: Category: IFAW CT General Date: 16 Oct 2002 Time: Comments From: Dave Mayes Category: IFAW CT General Date: 09 Mar 2002 Time: Comments Hi Please will you read this letter and forward it to all your friends; but not the Guide Dogs Assoc or their staff, as it upsets them. We recently saw a Guide Dog Trainer trying to tear her dog's head off with a chain noose. (Graphic description) She used her full strength on the chain noose. She jerked the dog (say 40 kilo) up to about 45 degrees. Then she did it again because I asked her how she would like someone to do that to her. She retorted "It doesn’t hurt a dog!" I wish I had kept my mouth shut. I discredited their investigation. The Chief Executive told the Operations Manager to investigate again. The OM promised to investigate early in this New Year. I have heard nothing. The Guide Dogs locally say, "As far as choke chains are concerned we have simply never used them. We occasionally use check chains." I rarely see their dogs without some kind of noose round their necks. In '99 three dog trainers were done for cruelty. They strung their dogs up by their choke chains and thrashed ‘em. Some dog trainers re-named choke chains as check chains.

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Reply Next Previous Up Re: WARNING Zoos From: Peter Hatton Category: IFAW CT General Date: 24 Jan 2004 Time: Comments Dogs in Iraq From: momie8x2001@yahoo.com Category: IFAW CT General Date: 14 Oct 2002 Time: Comments How many dogs live in Iraq? All dogs are about to be confiscated from their homes and slaughtered! Who can stop this atrocity from happening? From: kekky Category: IFAW CT General Date: 02 Mar 2002 Time: Comments Has anyone seen this weeks edition of Our Dogs? -uk (Front page) If anyone has had similar experiences PLEASE let me know. Thanx Last changed: January 24, 2004

83. A Different Nature This book will appeal to general readers and to all persons interested in zoos andtheir role in conservation and education. John Alcock, author of Animal http://www.ucpress.edu/books/pages/8850.html

Entire Site Books Journals E-Editions The Press David Hancocks A Different Nature The Paradoxical World of Zoos and Their Uncertain Future Publication Date: May 2001 Subjects: Ecology, Evolution, Environment Conservation History of Science Animal Behavior Rights: World 301 pages, 6 x 9 inches, 37 b/w photographs, 1 line illustration Clothbound Out of Stock Paperback Available Now Read the Preface Description Table of Contents Awards ... Links "Brilliant. Its clear and unpretentious language and Hancocks' evident passion for and knowledge of his subject made it one of the best books I have read in a long while."Tim Murray, The Age (Melbourne) "This brilliantly researched and persuasive book traces the sociology of animal captivity back to Paleolithic times." Publishers Weekly "The capture and display of wild animals, an ancient and universal phenomenon, embodies a dichotomy, Hancocks explains in this engrossing history of zoos and their role in society. His critique of the miseries associated with their museumlike warehousing of living creatures is electrifying, the perfect lead-in to his discussion of the slow realization that naturalistic habitats are essential to zoo animals' health and happiness." Booklist "[Hancocks] writes authoritatively and compassionately, and fortunately offers some ideas on how to improve zoos for both the animals and the people who visit them."

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85. Fascione, Nina. 1996. The Evolving Role Of American Zoos In Bat Conservation . B The survey also revealed that most of the zoos provide educational programs forthe general public and for school groups, both at the zoo and in classrooms. http://www.batcon.org/batsmag/v14n1-4.html

TITLE-[ The Evolving Role of American Zoos in Bat Conservation ] AUTHOR-[ Fascione, Nina ] SUBTITLE-[ Zoo personnel across the country are adopting a new perspective, and the results are benefitting bats: improved exhibits, creative educational programs, and ambitious conserva-tion initiatives . . . ] VOLUME-[ 14 ] NUMBER-[ 1 ] ISSUE-[ SPRING ] YEAR-[ 1996 ] START PAGE[ 8 ] END PAGE-[ 14 ] AREA-[ ARTICLE ] The Evolving Role of American Zoos in Bat Conservation Zoo personnel across the country are adopting a new perspective, and the results are benefitting bats: improved exhibits, creative educational programs, and ambitious conservation initiatives . . . By Nina Fascione For centuries, entertainment was the primary purpose of zoos, though some might say they also served to demonstrate human domination over nature. The origin of zoos can be traced back to Egypt circa 2500 B.C., where they began as private menageries assembled for royalty. The concept of exhibiting animals in captivity eventually spread throughout the world, with the first zoological parks in the United States being established in the mid-1800s. As for most captive animals, the choice of bat species exhibited in zoos was historically based on an individual curator's or director's preference and the species' availability from the wild. Despite some interest on the part of zoo personnel, bats were never a high priority, with the possible exception of vampire bats, which many zoos maintained to fulfill public curiosity. In addition, there was relatively little outreach to educate the public about the natural history and ecological importance of bats.

86. KSUCVM - VMTH - Zoological Medicine - General Information It involves aroundthe-clock coverage for client-owned animals in the VMTH aswell as 24-7 coverage for the three Kansas zoos contracting for medical and http://www.vet.ksu.edu/depts/VMTH/exotics/general.htm

KSUCVM Site Map About the College Admissions Alumni Continuing Education Deans Office Departments Centers Units Technical Support Technology Center Directory Employment Services Intranet Access Local Information News and Events Student Organizations Veterinary Links Vet Med Library Main Campus Kansas State University Zoological Medicine Service Welcome to the KSU Zoological Medicine Service. Our goal is to provide excellent, professional care of exotic pets and zoo animals. We have a dedicated staff of Board Certified Zoological Medicine Veterinarians, Staff Veterinarians, Interns and Senior Veterinary students. We are available for the care of household exotic pets and we provide the veterinary care for the Topeka Zoo, Rolling Hills Zoo and the Sunset Zoo. Clinical Care Research Continuing Education Links to Zoos Training The reputation of the KSU faculty and the clinical and teaching opportunities which this program provides, also attracts motivated, highly qualified individuals for the Internships/Residencies that the Zoological Medicine service offers. Dr. Siegel-Willott wanted to come here because "it's one of the best known programs around." "The work mix is great, with client-owned exotic pets, zoo animals, and wildlife cases challenging us everyday. It makes for a very exciting time!" Since 2000, the Exotic Medicine Service has also had a successful Master's degree program that partners with the prestigious Conservation and Research Center (CRC) within the Smithsonian Institution's National Zoological Park in Front Royal, Virginia. Of the numerous yearly CVM applications, one is selected to spend their next two summers in Virginia. That means that each year two KSU CVM Master's students travel to Virginia to assist in conducting research studies on endangered species at the CRC.

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California State Indian Museum California State Railroad Museum Carter House Natural Science Museum (TBM) Chico Creek Nature Center ... Yolo County Historical Museum CALIFORNIA STATE INDIAN MUSEUM Arlene Dutschke, Park Interpretive Specialist Joann Helmich, Park Ranger (916) 324-8112 California State Department of Parks and Recreation State Indian Museum 2618 K Street Sacramento, CA 95816 Phone: (916) 324-0971; School Reservations: (916) 445-4209 Fax: (916) 322-5231 Web page: http://cal-parks.ca.gov/DISTRICTS/goldrush/csim.htm The California State Indian Museum interprets the culture of the Indian peoples of California through exhibits, outdoor demonstrations, and special events. Native Americans are active in the Museum, both on staff and as volunteers. The large artifact collection is displayed in Museum exhibits, some of which are hands-on. Many school groups and youth organizations take tours of the Museum in the fall and spring. Over half the total visitation is 4th grade children. All Museum programs seek to educate, enrich, and inspire people of all ages and backgrounds about the living legacy of California's first people. PROGRAMMATIC INFORMATION Educational Programs: Exhibits, hands on demonstrations, special events, group tours

88. Living Condition Of Tigers In Zoos Distressing -- SC lapses pointed out by the expert committee while going through the management ofone of the finest zoos in the country , the Solicitor general said though the http://www.expressindia.com/ie/daily/20000919/ina19007.html

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General Alternative Veterinary Medicine Centre WELFARE - We can all do our bit! Animals and Man By Christopher Day MRCVS Animal welfare is a much-debated topic. No end is in sight for some of the awful welfare penalties that animals suffer, as a result of man’s interference. Is there anything, however, that we can do, ourselves? There is the general environment problem, affecting a great many species and soon to affect man himself, more seriously than he’d like to believe. There is competition with man, for much-needed space and food, especially in the Amazon, Africa, South East Asia and India. These are general problems, that must be addressed, especially in terms of how the developed world treats the undeveloped world. Your influence, as a customer of the banks and multi-national companies, can have an effect for the good. The issue about which we can each certainly do something, on a much more personal level, is that of respect for animals. Respect, at a deep and meaningful level, removes the issue of whether animals have ‘rights’. It puts the issue of ‘do we have the right to do what we do?’ more firmly in the limelight. We would not need to legislate or to ask whether something is legal, if we were to be guided in our actions by true respect. With the recent Foot and Mouth Disease outbreak, we saw the terrible holocaust and animal suffering, being enacted in the name of commerce. Animals were dispatched in front of their offspring. Animals were badly shot, owing to the sheer size of the task, and surviving in a pile of corpses overnight. Animals died of exposure, because farmers were not allowed to move them. Do we have the right to do this, purely to preserve a questionably desirable export trade, when vaccination or homœopathy could stop the spread of the virus in days?

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91. Animal Protection Institute - "Opinionatedly Yours" America, and you probably know in a general sort of way what they look like. Whatof the fishing cat? This is a species rarely seen in zoos, although there are http://www.api4animals.org/492.htm

"Opinionatedly Yours" #9: December 30, 1997 When Zoos Tell Lies By Barry Kent MacKay When you walk into the Sacramento Zoo, about the first thing you encounter is a wide expanse of water, surrounded by vegetation, with an island in the middle. A low fence is all that separates you from the birds therein. Being a fanatic about birds, I find myself drawn to this miniature lake during my zoo visits. As a wildlife artist I benefit from close up looks at these exotic birds. But that does not justify their incarceration. Zoos on the Defensive As the animal rights movement grows in public support, zoos find themselves increasingly on the defensive. Even if you do not oppose the concept of zoos, if you have a gram of compassion you most certainly will have felt uncomfortable about at least some forms of animal imprisonment seen in some zoos. Zoos argue that they serve many different functions that are of value, if not to the individual animals, at least to the species. Indeed, in places where some form of peer accreditation seeks to provide at least minimum standards, it is not supposed to be enough merely to have animals on display, merely to entertain. So what is the purpose of that lake that greets the visitor just past the gate of the Sacramento Zoo?

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96. Museums, Arboreta, Botanical Gardens And Zoos Report 18% Growth 1998Museums, Arboreta, Botanical Gardens and zoos Report 18% Growth, 19871992The 1992 Zoological GardensNatural History MuseumszoosGeneral Museums. Specialized MuseumsHistoric Sites http://arts.endow.gov/pub/Notes/64.pdf

97. Taronga And Western Plains Zoos Official site of Taronga and Western Plains zoos, home to over 2100 animals and in excess of 300 species, international leader in conservation, environmental education, research and breeding http://www.zoo.nsw.gov.au/

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99. Zoos, Farms & Aquaria - Visiting The City - Gran Canaria - WGuides.com Air Plus Comet. Gran Canaria, Spain Region Index, Spain Cities. http://www.wguides.com/city/376/subsub_160.cfm

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100. Zoo Jobs - National Zoo| FONZ Zoo Jobs. Below is general information on zoo careers. general Curator Overseesan institution s entire animal collection and animal management staff. http://natzoo.si.edu/Education/WildlifeCareers/zoojobs.cfm

Home Education Wildlife Careers Preparing for a Wildlife Career ... Working with Giant Pandas Related Resources For Job Seekers Volunteer Zoo Jobs There are many different kinds of jobs at zoos, from animal curator to development officer to public affairs director. Read about who does what below. To find out the qualifications for a job, read position advertisements, which include requirements for education, the number of years of experience, and type of experience. Veterinarian Responsible for the health care program for the animal collection and the maintenance of health records. Veterinary Technician Assists the veterinarian and provides care to the animals under the supervision of the veterinarian. Animal Curator Manages some or all of an institution's animal collection. For instance, there may be a curator of mammals, or a curator of rainforest species. Conservation Biologist/Zoologist Provides scientific and technical assistance in the management of the animal collection and assists in conducting various research or field conservation projects.

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