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71. Intensive pig farming - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

farmland are naturally clean animals, yet ridden with a variety of naturally harmful diseases.[ clarification needed ] The way animals are housed in intensive systems varies. Breeding sows will spend the bulk of their time in sow stalls (also

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72. Animal testing regulations - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

regulations History of animal testing History of model organisms IACUC Laboratory animal sources Pain and suffering in lab animals Testing cosmetics on animals Toxicology testing Vivisection Issues Biomedical Research

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73. Veterinary physician - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

in protest against the animal industry and facilities that use animals for research. All veterinarians strive to work to improve animal welfare. However, not all veterinarians are all in agreement on all issues concerning animal research,

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74. Animal Rights Militia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Groups List of animal rights groups Â· animal Aid Â· animal Legal Defense Fund Â· animal Liberation Front Â· animal Liberation Press Office Â· animal rights Militia Â· BUAV

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75. Nonviolence - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

, the practice of not eating animal flesh (vegetarianism or veganism ), spiritual practices of non-harm to all beings and caring for the rights of all beings. Mohandas Gandhi , James Bevel , and other nonviolent proponents advocated vegetarianism

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76. Animal Welfare Act of 1966 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

^ B. E. Rollin, Animal Welfare, Animal Rights, and Agriculture , American Society 68, no. 3456â€“3461 (1990) ^ a b c d Animal Welfare Information Center. "Legislative History of the Animal Welfare

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77. Animal law - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Peaceable Kingdom The Animals Film more... Categories Animal advocacy parties Animal law Animal Liberation Front Animal rights Animal rights advocates Animal right media Animal rights

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78. Assisted suicide - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Euthanasia Types Animal Â· Child Â· Voluntary Non-voluntary Â· Involuntary Views Religious (Buddhist Â· Catholic ) Groups Dignitas Â· Dignity in Dying Exit

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79. Animal Welfare Act 2006 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

- s34(1), s34(2): owning animals keeping animals participating in the keeping of animals dealing in animals transporting animals arranging the transport of animals The disqualification may relate to specific kinds of animal or

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80. Agriprocessors - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

the necks of still-conscious animals. Dr. Grandin said the second cuts would â€œdefinitely cause the animal pain.â€ [ 16 ] The episode led Grandin to state that slaughterhouse visits were useless for determining proper animal treatment.

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