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51. Summary Records, CITES Animals Committee, 14th Meeting, 1998

from the Commonwealth Veterinary Association and the World Veterinary Association on the CITES guidelines. He suggested that it was important to determine whether mortality in transport was caused by one shipper or concerned

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52. Resolution Conf. 10.7 (Rev. CoP15)

have been provided with veterinary care and released. Such activities are common in many western countries, and specific programmes exist for species as diverse as hedgehogs, Erinaceinae, and birds of prey. However

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53. How to Do Animal Rights - Animal Lawyer

to satisfactory shelter and veterinary care. The right for wild animals to a ‘natural’ habitat sufficient for their ecological needs and to sustain their populations. Animal Legal Disputes Protecting animals through litigation

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54. How to Do Animal Rights - Animal Rescuer

animals by giving them veterinary aid if sick and either giving them to caring homes or turning them loose to fend for themselves. Another aim, especially of open rescues, is to make as much publicity as possible for the cause of animal

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55. Speciesism in the Laboratory, by Richard Ryder

development of veterinary, medical or dental drugs and other products, but 32,979 were for the testing of pesticides, 15,122 for the testing of herbicides, 66,185 for the testing of

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56. The Forgotten Animal Issue, by Peter Singer

should have individual veterinary care when needed? Yet intensively-reared chickens and laying hens have no individual veterinary care at all. Inspection is so cursory that sick birds are usually not noticed until they die. Giving all animals

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57. Black Eagle Farm: Story of an Organic Egg Scam

recorded by the Office of Veterinary Services, followed by a visit to the farm by Staff Veterinarian Rachel Touroo on Dec. 16 â€“ fifteen days after the Complaint was recorded, and then a visit by Dr. Chris McNeill on Dec. 18, the state

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58. Animal Organizations Intensify Opposition to Egg Bill (H.R. 3798) in Anticip...

Professor Emeritus of Veterinary Medicine at U.C. Davis. (Read full statement here .) “Even if HR 3798 passes, the majority of hens will remain entombed in battery cages on factory farms,” said Karen Davis, PhD, President of

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59. Protecting the Animals Seminar Series - Minding Animals

AVA (Australian Veterinary Association) Group Leader Dr Kevin Doyle , National Veterinary Director , Australian Veterinary Association, Australia "Using Veterinarians to achieve

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