Articles related to "The Animal Welfare Act"

Is the Animal Welfare Act the United States' best option to save animals from cruelty or experimentation? Should Congress do more to help these unwilling subjects?

Animals have been used for the entertainment of humans for centuries, recently the curtain has come down reveling the abuses these animals have suffered.

There are 10,000 puppy mills in the United States alone. With the growing trend of wanting to have the cutest puppy, this number could easily double by next year.

More than a thousand chimpanzees are still being used for invasive medical research in laboratories across America. Find out how to help these endangered animals.

California, Texas and other states have enacted tougher legislation governing the chaining and neglect of dogs.

PETA seeks reports from citizen whistleblowers, zoo volunteers and staff on animal abuse in zoos, improper care of captive animals and other concerns. Call 866-ZOO-TIPS.

Learn about animal cruelty and inhumane treatment of dogs and puppies in puppy mills, and find out what you can do to help stop puppy mills.

Threatened and endangered species in the United States rely on the provisions of the Endangered Species Act for protection and conservation of their habitats.

On the Humane Society Legislative Fund's most recent Humane Scorecard ratings, Barack Obama has scored 67%, Joe Biden 100+%, and John McCain just 17%.

In a Nov. 11, 2009 CNN.com broadcast, experts discuss the pros and cons of animal testing. Is product testing on animals a necessary or outdated practice?

There is no viable alternative to drug testing in animals. Use of animals is not cruel anymore and ethical guidelines are followed worldwide.