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31. 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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32. 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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33. Animal rights movement - 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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34. Animal rights movement - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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

the treatment of particular animals by animal sellers and medical research facilities. [edit ] Events leading to the passage of the animal Welfare Act The first national law to regulate animal experimentation was passed in Britain in 1876,

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36. Kosher foods - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

the trachea, causing the animal to bleed to death. Orthodox Jews argue that this ensures the animal dies instantly without unnecessary suffering , but many animal rights activists view the process as cruel, arguing that the animal may not lose

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37. Medieval hunting - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

of certain domesticated animals. Three animals in particular were essential tools for the medieval hunter: the horse , the hound and the hawk (or falcon ). [edit ] Horse Main article: Medieval horses The horse was the most important

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38. Animal welfare science - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

national laws to protect animals was the UK "Cruelty to animals Act 1835 " followed by the "Protection of animals Act 1911 " . In the US it was many years until there was a National law to protect animals - the "animal Welfare Act of 1966 "

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39. Veganism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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40. Slaughterhouse - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

conducted. Investigations by animal welfare and animal rights groups have indicated that in some cases animals are skinned or gutted while alive and conscious. In some cases animals are driven for hundreds of miles to slaughterhouses in

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