anticruelty

anticruelty

(ˌæntɪˈkruːəltɪ)
adj
the prevention of or opposition to cruelty
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February is Spay/Neuter Month
Ibrahim, The Anticruelty Statute: A Student in Animal Welfare, 1 J.
UNLOCKING THE "VIRTUAL CAGE" OF WILDLIFE SURVEILLANCE
I really feel sometimes, after writing for a day, that I want to take an anticruelty pill.
Alan Furst will always have Paris
He is even reported to have opposed the founding of an animal anticruelty society in Rome in the 19th century "on the ground that to grant permission would imply that human beings have duties to the lower creatures," says Peter Singer, an Australian philosopher who writes about animal rights.
Do dogs go to heaven?
Therefore, anticruelty statutes need only protect against the irrational property owner .
Cattle v. The Crown: is there a place for the Commonwealth as animal welfare guardian?
These organizations came to play a role in the enforcement of anticruelty regulations.
Urban environments and the animal nuisance: domestic livestock regulation in nineteenth-century Canadian cities
the ASPCA's senior vice president of forensic sciences and anticruelty projects.
So you want to add one more cat? Consider expense, time and the real determinant: the impact on your household's current pet population
The Animal Welfare Act (41) regulates the treatment of animals used in interstate or foreign commerce, including animals involved in research and exhibition, and every state has enacted animal anticruelty statutes.
Recovering for the loss of a beloved pet: rethinking the legal classification of companion animals and the requirements for loss of companionship tort damages
To my way of thinking, with all the stylish faux fur out there these days, supporting the carnage that has launched a thousand anticruelty campaigns around the world makes no sense.
True believer: writer Jane Ganahl wonders: how do you know when you've crossed the line from activist-to fanatic?
2) By 1908, there were 354 anticruelty organizations in the United States, 185 of which were, like the AHA, humane societies invested in the welfare of both animals and children (pp.
The Rights of the Defenseless: Protecting Animals and Children in Gilded Age America
The result is a subtle, illuminating reconsideration of both humanitarianism and liberalism in which anticruelty advocates and organizations intercede between nineteenth- and twentieth-century conceptions of government and citizenship.
The Rights of the Defenseless: Protecting Animals and Children in Gilded Age America
Mueller, then-president of Chicago's AntiCruelty Society)).
Bringing RICO to the ring: can the anti-mafia weapon target dogfighters?
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