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  1. 300 MCQs in Medical & General Nursing for Veterinarians by Cooper, College of Animal Welfare, 2003-06-04
  2. Animal Welfare Act 2006 (Public General Acts - Elizabeth II)
  3. Understanding Animal Welfare: The Science in its Cultural Context (UFAW Animal Welfare) by David Fraser, 2008-10-03
  4. Encyclopedia of Animal Rights and Animal Welfare [2 volumes]
  5. Improving Animal Welfare (Cabi) by Temple Grandin, 2009-07-12
  6. Exploring Animal Rights and Animal Welfare [4 volumes]: [Four Volumes] (Middle School Reference) by Lisa Trumbauer, 2002-09-30
  7. Animal Law: Welfare, Interests, and Rights (Elective Series) by David S. Favre, 2008-03-07
  8. Encyclopedia of Animal Rights and Animal Welfare
  9. Animal Welfare in Islam by Al-Hafiz Basheer Ahmad Masri, 2009-11-01
  10. The Complete Textbook of Animal Health & Welfare
  11. Animal Welfare Law in Britain: Regulation and Responsibility by Mike Radford, 2001-12-13
  12. Animal Welfare and Meat Production by N.G. Gregory, T Grandin, 2007-05-31
  13. Environmental Enrichment for Captive Animals (UFAW Animal Welfare) by Robert J. Young, 2003-12-09
  14. Animal Welfare: Limping Towards Eden (UFAW Animal Welfare) by John Webster, 2005-05-09

1. Industrial Awards Animal Welfare, General (State) Award Products
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2. Dog Skin Problems And Conditions | Dog Itchy Skin Solutions
Animal Humour; Animal news; Animal Welfare; General; Information; Skin Problems; Useful Apps
http://dogitchyskinsolutions.com/

3. Humane Society & Animal Welfare
Links to animal shelters, humane societies, rescue and animal welfare organizations.
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4. General Animal Welfare | NSW Department Of Primary Industries
The welfare of animals in NSW, including farm animals and pets, is protected under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act and the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Regulation.
http://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/agriculture/livestock/animal-welfare/general
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5. Circus Resources And Links : Circus Royale
International Media and the Arts; Australian Media and the Arts; General International Links; Australian Animal Welfare General Australian Links
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6. Animal Welfare Ethics Resources On WWW
A short list of links, mostly academic and professional. From The Centre for Applied Ethics, University of British Columbia, Canada.
http://www.ethicsweb.ca/resources/animal-welfare/

7. AN120019 - Animal Welfare, General (State) Award
AN120019 Animal Welfare, General (State) Award. 31. AREA, INCIDENCE AND DURATION. This award rescinds and replaces the Animal Welfare, General (State) Award published 26 August 1994
http://www.fwa.gov.au/consolidated_awards/an/an120019/an120019-32.htm
AN120019 - Animal Welfare, General (State) Award 31. AREA, INCIDENCE AND DURATION This award rescinds and replaces the Animal Welfare, General (State) Award published 26 August 1994 (281 I.G. 677) as varied, the Animal Welfare, General (State) Wages Adjustment and Allowances Award published 8 November 1996 (295 I.G. 755) as varied and the Animal Welfare, General (State) Superannuation Award published 6 March 1992 (268 I.G. 474). It shall apply to all persons employed in the classifications set out in clause 5, Wages, within the jurisdiction of the Animal Welfare, Non-Institutional (State) Industrial Committee. It shall take effect from the beginning of the first full pay period to commence on or after 20 October 2000 and shall remain in force thereafter for a period of 12 months.

8. WA Legislation | Centre For Companion Animals In The Community
Animal Welfare (General) Regulations 2003. Animal Welfare general information. There are no Codes of Practice relevant to Companion Animals Animal Management - WA - Responsible Dog
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General link to legislation in WA  Animal Welfare Act 2002 The Animal Welfare Act 2002 is overseen by the Department of Local Government and Regional Development. The RSPCA is the main body responsible for the enforcement of legislation; however, some Department of Agriculture and Food and Food staff have been designated to act as Inspectors under the Act. Animal Welfare (General) Regulations 2003 Animal Welfare - general information There are no Codes of Practice relevant to Companion Animals Animal Management - WA - Responsible Dog Ownership Dog Act 1976 Dog Regulations 1976 Dog (Restricted Breeds) Regulations (No. 2) 2002 ... MNWD

9. :: Animal Welfare Coalition ::
Animal Welfare Coalition (AWC) is an alliance of animal welfare advocates and non-government organizations. They join resources to further common goals in line with their desire to promote animal welfare.
http://www.animalwelfare.com.ph/

10. Animal Welfare (General) Regulations 2003.pdf (66KB) - Free Ebook Download
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11. RSPCA Political Animal | General Election Microsite
Hunting circuses; Dog control; Food labelling; Animal experiments; What next in animal welfare; 20 years of animal welfare; General election
http://www.politicalanimal.org.uk/

12. USDA - APHIS - Animal Welfare - Animal Care
Helps establish acceptable standards of humane animal care and treatment; monitors and achieves compliance with the Animal Welfare Act through inspections, education, and cooperative efforts. News, press releases, notices, policity manual, FAQ. USDA/APHIS. US.
http://www.aphis.usda.gov/animal_welfare/index.shtml
Select an Option Academic Researchers Animal Health Professionals Games and Activities General Citizens Government Partners Interest Groups Media Plant Health Professionals Students APHIS Employees (Intranet) You are here: Home > Animal Welfare Animal Welfare For more than 40 years, Congress has entrusted APHIS with the stewardship of animals covered under the Animal Welfare and Horse Protection Acts. APHIS continues to uphold that trust, giving protection to millions of animals each year, nationwide. APHIS provides leadership for determining standards of humane care and treatment of animals. APHIS implements those standards and achieves compliance through inspection, education, cooperative efforts, and enforcement.
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13. AN120019 - Animal Welfare, General (State) Award
This Fair Work Australia consolidated award reproduces the former State award Animal Welfare, General (State) Award as at 27 March 2006. About this Award
http://www.fwa.gov.au/consolidated_awards/an/an120019/an120019.htm
AN120019 - Animal Welfare, General (State) Award Print Version Award History
This Fair Work Australia consolidated award reproduces the former State award Animal Welfare, General (State) Award as at 27 March 2006. About this Award:
Formerly award 011, Serial B9691, of the Industrial Relations Commission of New South Wales. This award incorporates Serial C4433 dated 17 March 2006 (operative on and from 17 March 2006) and C4897 dated 10 March 2006 (operative from 7 March 2006). Printed by authority of the Commonwealth Government Printer. AN120019 [Notional FWA Consolidation] SERIAL B9691 ANIMAL WELFARE, GENERAL (STATE) AWARD AWARD PART A

14. Mulesing - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
Mulesing is a skilled surgical task that involves the removal of strips of woolbearing skin from around the breech of a sheep to prevent flystrike in regions where it is common.
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search Mulesing is a skilled surgical task that involves the removal of strips of wool-bearing skin from around the breech ( buttocks ) of a sheep to prevent flystrike in regions where it is common. Mulesing is common practice in Australia as a way to reduce the incidence of flystrike (myiasis) on Merino sheep in regions where flystrike (or Myiasis) is common. Mulesing is a controversial practice. The National Farmers Federation says that "mulesing remains the most effective practical way to eliminate the risk of 'flystrike' in sheep" and that "without mulesing up to 3,000,000 sheep a year could die a slow and agonising death from flystrike". "The Australian Veterinary Association (AVA) recognises the welfare implications of mulesing of sheep. However, in the absence of more humane alternatives for preventing breech strike, the AVA accepts that the practice of mulesing should continue as a sheep husbandry procedure". The AVA also supports the use of analgesics and the accreditation of mulesing practitioners.

15. Welcome | Companion Animal Welfare Council (CAWC)
Conducts and publishes independent research and studies into the welfare, care, and treatment of companion animals and their role within society.
http://www.cawc.org.uk/
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CAWC was launched on the 26th April 1999 and was set up to conduct independent studies into the welfare, care and treatment of companion animals and their role within society. The Council offers specialist advice, especially to organisations, institutions and Government primarily by publishing the results of their studies. In this site you will be able to learn more details about us, our current work studies and topics we intend to study in the future. If you have any comments regarding CAWC or on companion animal welfare issues we would be delighted to hear from you. With Best Wishes, Lord Soulsby of Swaffham Prior, Chairman CAWC Website design and SEO by MB Web Design

16. Animal Welfare - General Guidance
Animal Welfare General Guidance notes Bridgend County Borough Council, Civic Offices, Angel Street, Bridgend, CF31 4WB
http://www.bridgend.gov.uk/web/groups/public/documents/services/068070.hcsp
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The Animal Welfare Act 2006
Local Authorities are responsible for the enforcement of the Animal Welfare Act 2006 , which came into force in Wales on 27 th March 2007 and which amongst others, applies to pet animals including dogs, cats, rabbits, reptiles and horses.
The needs of your animal
for a suitable environment
for a suitable diet
to be able to exhibit their normal behaviour patterns
to be housed with or apart from other animals (if applicable)
to be protected from pain, suffering, injury and disease
Codes of Practice
As guidance for owners, Codes of Practice for the Welfare of Cats, Dogs, Equines and Rabbits have been made available. These provide advice on how to meet the needs of your animal.
Education
The Welsh Assembly Government has given Local Authorities extra responsibilities to deliver an education plan, to highlight the importance of Animal Welfare. This will involve officers attending community awareness days, supermarkets, schools, youth groups, shows and events to deliver the message:

17. The Welfare Of Crustaceans At Slaughter | The Humane Society Of The United State
www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/agriculture/livestock/animalwelfare/general/other/other/shellfish. Accessed December 5, 2008. Gardner C. 2004. Treating the prawn well on its way to the barbie
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    Author(s) Stephanie Yue, Ph.D. Abstract The most common methods of slaughtering crustaceans include splitting, spiking, chilling, boiling, gassing, "drowning," and using chemicals or electricity. As crustaceans do not have a centralized nervous system, unlike vertebrates, they do not die immediately upon destruction of one discrete area, such as the brain. New technologies, including the Crustastun electrical stunning and killing system, may improve the welfare of crustaceans during slaughter, which is critically important as most if not all current techniques are inhumane. Introduction Crustaceans are aquatic arthropods possessing a segmented body, exoskeleton, and jointed, paired limbs. Decapods are those crustaceans with five pairs of legs, the first pair of which form grasping pincers. Lobsters, crabs, prawns, and crayfish are among these large decapod crustacean species with well-developed nervous systems. In 2006, the United States was reported to have wild-caught 190,808 tonnes of lobsters and crabs.

18. Animal Welfare Institute
Non-profit charitable organization founded in 1951 to reduce the sum total of pain and fear inflicted on animals by humans. Information about programs, publications, and news.
http://www.awionline.org/

19. Animal Welfare - General Civil Laws - National Survey Of State Laws - Author: Ri
Animal Welfare General Civil Laws - National Survey of State Laws, Richard A. Leiter- Traditionally, animals have been treated as property, not as beings or persons capable of
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National Survey of State Laws General Civil Laws Pages: Author: Richard Leiter Date: February 20, 2007 Linked as: Extract Animal Welfare Traditionally, animals have been treated as property, not as beings or persons capable of ownership of property or of possessing the right to be free of abuse or harm. Of course, in the past, domestic animals were primarily used for food or transportation, and, hence were a valuable economic tool. Farm and working animals were the only animals that were protected in some measure against abuse, but only insofar as treatment affected the economic value of the animal. Since house pets did not even have the economic value, the law did not specifically recognize them as warranting particular consideration. In this context, the law primarily protected the owners of domesticated farm animals and beasts of burden from economic loss as a result of injury or theft of the animals. In modern times, domesticated animals have achieved enhanced roles in the lives of their owners. House pets have become family members, and some owners, faced with the possibility that their beloved pets may outlive them, and face one-way tickets to the pound, have tried to make provisions for their pets in their wills. So-called “pet trusts” have evolved over the last century and are becoming recognized by more and more states. In addition, the law has also come to recognize a basic “right” of animals to be free from harm.

20. Bergh, Henry (Harper's Magazine)
SEE ALSO Animal welfare; General Grant National Memorial (New York, New York); Bergh, Henry; Memorials; Statues; Statues—Wisconsin—Milwaukee
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