People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) Research Files
MC 00353
Special Collections Research Center
78.0 Linear feet
1980 - 2001
Clippings, tear sheets, reprints, offprints, reports, newsletters, copies of articles from magazines and newspapers, and other printed, typescript, or photocopied items compiled by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), from their earliest days through 2001. Among the subjects included are smuggling and poaching, genetic engineering, drug testing, pest control experimentation, alternatives to animal testing, xenografts, transplants, and military use of animals for wound experimentation.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) was established in 1980 with offices in Norfolk, Virginia. The organization now extends throughout the world with affiliates in the United Kingdom, Germany, the Netherlands, India, Italy, Greece, and Australia. Since its establishment it has worked to effect major changes in the treatment of animals by bringing together members of the scientific, judicial, and legislative communities.
For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the
Special Collections Research Center Reference Staff.
156 archival boxes
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.
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This collection is open for research; access requires at least 24 hours advance notice.
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Gift of PETA
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Historical Note
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) was established in 1980 with offices in Norfolk, Virginia, but now extends throughout the world with affiliates in the United Kingdom, Germany, the Netherlands, India, Italy, Greece, and Australia. Since its establishment it has worked through public education, cruelty investigations, research, animal rescue, legislation, special events, celebrity involvement, and protest campaigns to effect change in the treatment of animals.
Scope and Content Note
Clippings, tear sheets, reprints, offprints, reports, newsletters, copies of articles from magazines and newspapers, and other printed, typescript, or photocopied items compiled by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), from their earliest days through 2001. The list of subjects in the file index includes
smuggling and poaching,
genetic engineering,
drug testing,
pest control experimentation, alternatives to
animal testing,
xenografts,
transplants and military destruction and mutilation of animals for
wound experimentation.
The collection has an extensive assembly of information about both "pro
animal rights" organizations and about organizations that are regarded as antipathetic to the cause of animals.
Organization of the Collection
The collection is organized into nine series:
- 1. Anti-Animal Organizations,
- 2. Pro-Animal Organizations,
- 3. Progressive Organizations,
- 4. Experimentation,
- 5. Genetic Engineering,
- 6. Pest Control,
- 7. Confidential Subject Files,
- 8. Subject Files,
- 9. Other Files.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.
Alternative toxicity testing
Animal genetic engineering
Animal rights
Animal rights movement
Animal welfare
Anti-Animal Organizations
Series 1
11.5 Linear feet
23 archival boxes
Aboriginal Trappers Federation of Canada
1
1
ACIF
1
2
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service (ASCS)
1
3
Alaska Outdoor Council
1
4
Alaska Reindeer Herders Association
1
5
Alliance for America
1
6
American Agri-Women (AAW)
1
7
American Alligator Council
1
8
American Alligator Farmers Association
1
9
American Angus Association
1
10
American Animal Welfare Foundation
1
11
American Association of Meat Processors
1
12
American Association of University Women (AAUW)
1
13
American Association of Zoological Parks and Aquariums (AAZPA)
1
14
American Bison Association
1
15
American Boarding Kennels Association - empty file
1
16
American Dairy Association
1
17
American Ecological Union
1
18
American Egg Board
1
19
American Egg Producers Association
1
20
American Farm Bureau Federation (bad organization)
1
21
American Feed Industry Association (AFIA)
1
22
American Firearms Association
1
23
American Fishing Tackle Manufacturers Association (AFTMA)
1
24
American Forestry Association
1
25
American Fur Industry
1
26
American Fur Resources Foundation
1
27
American Greyhound Council
1
28
American Honey Producers Association (food)
1
29
American Horse Council
1
30
American Horse Shows Association
1
31
American Hunting Rights Action Commission
1
32
American Kennel Club (correspondence, articles, policy, etc.—largish file)
1
33
American Lamb Council
1
34
American Lamb Producers
1
35
American League of Anglers
2
1
American Meat Institute
2
2
American Meat Science Association
2
3
American Nat’l Cattlewomen, Inc.
2
4
American Ostrich Association
2
5
American Paper Institute
2
6
American Petroleum Institute
2
7
American Pigeon Racing Union
2
8
American Professional Pet Distributors, Inc. (APPDI)
2
9
American Quarter Horse Association
2
10
American Rabbit Breeders Association, Inc.
2
11
American Red Cross
2
12
American Seafood Institute
2
13
American Sheep Industry Association
2
14
American Shooting Sports Council
2
15
American Simmental Association
2
16
American Society of Animal Science
2
17
American Veal Association
2
18
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) 3”; correspondence, reports, etc.) - folder 1
2
19
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) 3”; correspondence, reports, etc.) - folder 2
2
20
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) 3”; correspondence, reports, etc.) - folder 3
2
21
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) 3”; correspondence, reports, etc.) - folder 4
3
1
Animal Blood Bank
3
2
Animal Damage Control (correspondence, clippings, articles, etc.) 3” - 1 of 4
3
3
Animal Damage Control (correspondence, clippings, articles, etc.) 3” - 2 of 4
3
4
Animal Damage Control (correspondence, clippings, articles, etc.) 3” - 3 of 4
3
5
Animal Damage Control (correspondence, clippings, articles, etc.) 3” - 4 of 4
3
6
Animal Industry Foundation (much anti-animal activists literature)
3
7
Animal Lovers League
3
8
Animal Welfare Caucus
3
9
Animal Welfare Committee
3
10
Animal Welfare Foundation
3
11
Arizona Board of Veterinary Examiners
3
12
Armadillos
4
1
Army Corps of Engineers
4
2
Association for Conservation Information
4
3
Atlantic Coast Conservation Association
4
4
Atlantic Salmon Federation
4
5
Atlantic States Gay Rodeo Association
4
6
Australian Mean and Livestock - empty file
4
7
Bass Anglers Sportsman Society
4
8
Bats
4
9
Birds - 1 of 4
4
10
Birds - 2 of 4
4
11
Birds - 3 of 4
4
12
Birds - 4 of 4
4
13
Cats - 1 of 5
4
14
Cats - 2 of 5
4
15
Cats - 3 of 5
4
16
Cats - 4 of 5
5
1
Cats - 5 of 5
5
2
Cattle - 1 of 2
5
3
Cattle - 2 of 2
5
4
Crustaceans
5
5
Bats Dogs (Beagles, Greyhounds, etc.) - 1 of 2
5
6
Bats Dogs (Beagles, Greyhounds, etc.) - 2 of 2
5
7
Dogs—General - 1 of 8
5
8
Dogs—General - 2 of 8
5
9
Dogs—General - 3 of 8
6
1
Dogs—General - 4 of 8
6
2
Dogs—General - 5 of 8
6
3
Dogs—General - 6 of 8
6
4
Dogs—General - 7 of 8
6
5
Dogs—General - 8 of 8
6
6
Farm Animals - General - 1 of 2
6
7
Farm Animals - General - 2 of 2
6
8
Ferrets
6
9
Fish - 1 of 4
6
10
Fish - 2 of 4
6
11
Fish - 3 of 4
6
12
Fish - 4 of 4
6
13
Frogs
7
1
General— 1 of 6
7
2
General— 2 of 6
7
3
General— 3 of 6
7
4
General— 4 of 6
7
5
General— 5 of 6
7
6
General— 6 of 6
7
7
Beef Industry Council (1”: propaganda, opposition, BIC statements) - 1 of 3
7
8
Beef Industry Council (1”: propaganda, opposition, BIC statements) - 2 of 3
7
9
Beef Industry Council (1”: propaganda, opposition, BIC statements) - 3 of 3
7
10
Beef Promotion and Research Board
7
11
Boone and Crockett Club
7
12
Bottom Line
7
13
Bowhunters of America
7
14
Boy Scouts of America (correspondence with PETA, before 1999) - 1 of 2
7
15
Boy Scouts of America (correspondence with PETA, before 1999) - 2 of 2
7
16
Boys Town
8
1
British Fur Trade Association
8
2
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
8
3
Bureau of Land Management (policy and its effect upon animals) - 1 of 5
8
4
Bureau of Land Management (policy and its effect upon animals) - 2 of 5
8
5
Bureau of Land Management (policy and its effect upon animals) - 3 of 5
8
6
Bureau of Land Management (policy and its effect upon animals) - 4 of 5
8
7
Bureau of Land Management (policy and its effect upon animals) - 5 of 5
8
8
California Animal Owners Association
8
9
California Milk Advisory Board
8
10
California Milk Processor Board
8
11
California Poultry Industry Federation
8
12
California Wool Growers Association
8
13
Californians for Balanced Wild-Life Management
8
14
Campaign for Hunting
8
15
Canadian Cattlemen’s Association
8
16
Canadian Fur Institute
8
17
Canadian Sealers Association
8
18
Capital Research Center
8
19
Casey Tibbs South Dakota Rodeo Center
8
20
Cashmere Producers of America
8
21
Cat Fanciers Association
8
22
Catfish Institute
8
23
Cattle Fax
8
24
Center for Reproduction of Endangered Species (CRES)
8
25
Center for the Defense of Free Enterprise (CDFE)
8
26
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
8
27
Chocolate Manufacturer Association
8
28
Christians Against Animal Rights
8
29
Circus Fans Association of America
8
30
Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms
8
31
Citizens for Individual Rights
8
32
Cloverleaf Standardbred Owners Association
8
33
Coalition for Animals in Research and Education (C.A.R.E.)
8
34
Coalition of Arizona-New Mexico Counties for Stable Economic Growth
8
35
Colorado Beef Council
8
36
Commission for the Preservation of Wild Horses
9
1
Commission on Dairy Industry Development
9
2
Common Sense for Animals (CSA)
9
3
Congressional Sportsmen’s Caucus Foundation
9
4
Connecticut Sportsmen’s Alliance
9
5
Consumer Union
9
6
Council for Ethical Hunting
9
7
Countryside Movement (UK)
9
8
Dairy and Nutrition Council
9
9
Dairy Bureau of Canada
9
10
Dairy Coalition
9
11
Dairy Producers of New Mexico
9
12
Dairy Research Foundation
9
13
Dallas Safari Club
9
14
Dalmation Club of America
9
15
Delaware Department of Agriculture
9
16
Department of Natural Resources (DNR) (Bad organization)
9
17
Driving for the Disabled
9
18
Ducks Unlimited
9
19
Egg Nutrition Center
9
20
Emu Randiers Inc. (ERI)
9
21
Entomological Society of America
9
22
Exotic Wildlife Association
9
23
Farm Animal Welfare Council
9
24
Farm Bureau
9
25
Father Flanagan’s Boys’ Home
9
26
Feather and Down Association
9
27
Federal Aviation Administration
9
28
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) (The FBI versus the “Monkeywrenchers” etc.) - 1 of 3
9
29
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) (The FBI versus the “Monkeywrenchers” etc.) - 2 of 3
9
30
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) (The FBI versus the “Monkeywrenchers” etc.) - 3 of 3
9
31
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
9
32
Federal Trade Commission
9
33
Federation for Fur Manufacturers and Dealers
9
34
Feed the People
9
35
Fertilizer Institute
9
36
Fisherman’s Coalition
9
37
Food Facts Coalition
9
38
Food Inspection Service
9
39
Food Marketing Institute
9
40
Food Service and Packaging Institute
10
1
Foundation for N. American Wild Sheep
10
2
Friends of Rodeo
10
3
Fur America
10
4
Fur and Alligator Advisory Council
10
5
Fur Commission USA
10
6
Fur Council (clothing)
10
7
Fur Council of Canada
10
8
Fur Education Council
10
9
Fur Industry Mobilization Fund
10
10
Fur Information Council of America (some protest information)
10
11
Fur Institute of Canada
10
12
Fur Retailers Information Council (protests, trapping)
10
13
Fur Takers of America, Inc.
10
14
Future Farmers of America (letter from Gov. Bush about the death of a pig—1995)
10
15
Gamer Conservation International
10
16
Gaming Advisory Council
10
17
Global Guardian Trust
10
18
Golden State Gay Rodeo Association/Bay Area Chapter (GSGRA/BAC)
10
19
Gorilla Propagation Group
10
20
Grand National Quail Club
10
21
Greater Fur New York Association
10
22
Grocery Manufacturers Association
10
23
Gun Owners of America
10
24
Health Insurance Association of America
10
25
Heifer Project International (2”: propaganda and opposition)
10
26
Homestead Rodeo Association
10
27
Horse Racing Board
10
28
Horseman’s Council of Illinois
10
29
Hunter’s Advisory Commission
10
30
Hunter’s for the Hungry
10
31
Hunters Harvestshare
10
32
Idaho Cattle Association
10
33
Illinois Department of Transportation
10
34
Indigenous Survival International (native hunting)
10
35
Interagency Goat Management Team
10
36
International Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies
10
37
International Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies
10
38
International Atlantic Salmon Foundation
10
39
International Dairy Foods Association
10
40
International Fainting Goat Association (pet fad!)
10
41
International Fur Trade Federation
10
42
International Game Fish Association (IGFA)
10
43
International Livestock Centre for Africa
10
44
International Monetary Fund
10
45
International Professional Rodeo Association
10
46
International Shooter Development Fund
10
47
International Thoroughbred Breeders, Inc.
10
48
International Whaling Commission
10
49
Interprofessional Committee of Foie Gras
10
50
Iowa American Saddlebred Association
11
1
Israeli Air Force
11
2
Izaak Walton League of America
11
3
Japanese Fisheries Agency
11
4
Kidney Foundation of Massachusetts
11
5
Lamb Cooperatives
11
6
Livestock Conservation Institute
11
7
Livestock Marketing Association
11
8
Louisiana Foundation for Animal Use in Society
11
9
Make-a-Wish Foundation (17 y/o wants to kill a Kodiak bear in Alaska, etc.)
11
10
Maldon Institute
11
11
Manitoba Trappers Association (clothing)
11
12
Maryland Association of Agricultural Fairs and Shows (MAAFS)
11
13
Maryland Bowhunters Society/Association
11
14
Maryland Deer Hunters Association
11
15
Maryland Egg Council (food)
11
16
Maryland Greyhound Club
11
17
Maryland Horsebreeders Association
11
18
Maryland Jockey Club
11
19
Maryland Racing Commission
11
20
Maryland Saltwater Sportfisherman’s Association
11
21
Maryland Sheep Breeders Association
11
22
Maryland State Rifle and Pistol Association
11
23
Maryland Waterman’s Association
11
24
Massachusetts Committee to Save the Family Farm
11
25
Masters of Foxhounds Association
11
26
Max McGraw Wildlife Foundation
11
27
Michigan Beef Industry Commission
11
28
Michigan Sportsmen Against Hunger
11
29
Michigan United Conservation Club (MUCC)
11
30
Mid-Atlantic Rodeo Association
11
31
Middle Atlantic Milk Marketing Agency (MAMMA)
11
32
Middleburg Hunt
11
33
Milk Advisory Board
11
34
Milk Industry Foundation
11
35
Minnesota Foundation for Responsible Animal Care (MFRAC)
11
36
Minnesota Goat Association
11
37
Minnesota Turkey Growers Association
11
38
Miscellaneous - 1of 3
11
39
Miscellaneous - 2 of 3
11
40
Miscellaneous - 3 of 3
11
41
Miscellaneous (Federal)
11
42
Missouri Thoroughbred Racing Association
12
1
Montana Beef Council
12
2
Montana Department of Livestock
12
3
Montana Industries Naturally Enticing
12
4
Montana Stockgrower’s Association
12
5
Nashville Council of Furriers
12
6
National 4-H Council
12
7
National Agricultural Chemicals Association
12
8
National American Elk Breeders Association
12
9
National Animal Interest Alliance
12
10
National Animal Protection Fund
12
11
National Bison Association
12
12
National Blue Bird Society
12
13
National Broiler Council
12
14
National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA)
12
15
National Consumers League (bad organization)
12
16
National Contract Growers Institute
12
17
National Contract Poultry Growers Association
12
18
National Dairy Board
12
19
National Dairy Council
12
20
National Dairy Goat Association
12
21
National Dairy Promotion and Research Board
12
22
National Farmers Union
12
23
National Fish and Wildlife Foundation
12
24
National Fisheries Institute
12
25
National Fishing Week Steering Committee
12
26
National Fluid Milk Processor Promotion Board
12
27
National Food Processors Association
12
28
National Geographic Magazine
12
29
National Grange
12
30
National Guard
13
1
National Hockey League
13
2
National Horse Show Association
13
3
National Hot Dog and Sausage Council
13
4
National Institute of Justice
13
5
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
13
6
National Livestock Ethics Council
13
7
National Marine Fisheries Service
13
8
National Milk Processors Promotion Board
13
9
National Milk Producers Federation 2”
13
10
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
13
11
National Park Service.
13
12
National Pest Control Association
13
13
National Pork Board
13
14
National Pork Producers Council 2”
13
15
National Renderers Association
13
16
National Rifle Association (NRA) - 1 of 10
13
17
National Rifle Association (NRA) - 2 of 10
13
18
National Rifle Association (NRA) - 3 of 10
13
19
National Rifle Association (NRA) - 4 of 10
13
20
National Rifle Association (NRA) - 5 of 10
14
1
National Rifle Association (NRA) - 6 of 10
14
2
National Rifle Association (NRA) - 7 of 10
14
3
National Rifle Association (NRA) - 8 of 10
14
4
National Rifle Association (NRA) - 9 of 10
14
5
National Rifle Association (NRA) - 10 of 10
14
6
National Seafood Promotion Council
14
7
National Shooting Sports Foundation
14
8
National Shooting Sports Foundation
14
9
National Smokers Alliance (bad organization)
14
10
National Trappers Association, Inc. (efforts to ban traps)
14
11
National Turkey Federation
14
12
National Wild Turkey Federation
14
13
National Wilderness Institute
14
14
National Wildlife Federation (along with items 1 through 3: 10” of information) - 1 of 5
14
15
National Wildlife Federation (along with items 1 through 3: 10” of information) - 2 of 5
15
1
National Wildlife Federation (along with items 1 through 3: 10” of information) - 3 of 5
15
2
National Wildlife Federation (along with items 1 through 3: 10” of information) - 4 of 5
15
3
National Wildlife Federation (along with items 1 through 3: 10” of information) - 5 of 5
15
4
National Wildlife Refuge Association
15
5
National Wildlife Refuge System
15
6
National Zoological Foundation - missing file
15
7
Nebraska Beef Industry Development Board
15
8
Nevada Ratite Association (promotion of emu, ostrich, and rhea farms)
15
9
New Jersey Milk Association
15
10
New Mexico Cattle Grower’s Association
15
11
New Mexico Livestock Board
15
12
New Mexico Racing Commission
15
13
New York Bowhunters Association
15
14
New York Racing Association
15
15
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
15
16
New York Zoological Society
15
17
North American Equine Ranching Information Council
15
18
North American Fur Producers Marketing, Inc. (clothing)
15
19
North American Sports Network
15
20
North Atlantic Salmon Conservation Organization
15
21
North Carolina Pork Council
15
22
Northeastern Lumber Manufacturers Association
15
23
Northstar Policy Association
15
24
Northwesterners for More Fish
15
25
Ohio Poultry Association
15
45
Oklahoma Wildlife Federation
15
26
Omaha Steaks International
15
27
Ontario Farm Animal Council (OFAC)
15
28
Ontario Trappers Association
15
29
Oregon Lands Coalition
15
30
Oregon State Fur Breeders Association (clothing)
15
31
Ostrich Breeders of America
15
32
Outdoor Industry Conservation Alliance
15
33
Outdoor Writers Association of America
15
34
Oxfam
15
35
Pacific Egg and Poultry Association
15
36
Pacific Marine Fisheries Commission (PMFC)
15
37
Parity Foundation
15
38
Parrot Breeders Association of Virginia
15
39
Pennsylvania Farmer’s Association (PFA)
15
40
Pennsylvanians for the Responsible Use of Animals
15
41
Pentagon (correspondence re: sound, etc.)
15
42
People and Animals Coalition of Texas
15
43
People Before Animals (PBA)
15
44
People of the West
16
1
Perceptions Press, Inc. (objective analysis of the animal rights movement)
16
2
Pet Industry Joint Advisory Council
16
3
Pheasants Forever
16
4
Piedmontese Association of the United States
16
5
Police (LA, police corruption)
16
6
Pork Industry Group
16
7
Pork Producers Association
16
8
Professional Bowhunters Society
16
9
Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association
16
10
Putting People First—Articles by PPF—Outdoor News
16
11
Putting People First—Articles from Fur Age Weekly.
16
12
Putting People First—Articles—Not by PPF - 1 of 4
16
13
Putting People First—Articles—Not by PPF - 2 of 4
16
14
Putting People First—Articles—Not by PPF - 3 of 4
16
15
Putting People First—Articles—Not by PPF - 4 of 4
16
16
Putting People First—Elizabeth Quinn
16
17
Putting People First—Letters to the Editor by PPF.
16
18
Putting People First—Letters to the Editor—Not by PPF
16
19
Putting People First—Local Chapters
16
20
Putting People First—Mailings - 1 of 4
16
21
Putting People First—Mailings - 2 of 4
16
22
Putting People First—Mailings - 3 of 4
17
1
Putting People First—Mailings - 4 of 4
17
2
Putting People First—Miscellaneous (total PPF files 6”)
17
3
Putting People First—Miscellaneous 2”
17
4
Putting People First—Newsletters - 1 of 2
17
5
Putting People First—Newsletters - 2 of 2
17
6
Quail Unlimited
17
7
RAFI-USA (Poultry Growers News)
17
8
Responsible Dog Owners Association of New York
17
9
Responsible Use of Animals Coalition
17
10
Retail Fur Council of Canada
17
11
Rhode Island Fur Council
17
12
Rockville Chamber of Commerce
17
13
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation
17
14
Royal Agricultural Society of England
17
15
Ruffed Grouse Society
17
16
Safari Club International 1”
17
17
Salvation Army
17
18
San Francisco Zoological Society
17
19
Science and Environmental Policy Project
17
20
Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant
18
1
Share the Earth Association
18
2
Shriners
18
3
Sierra Foothills Dog and Cat Owners Alliance
18
4
Smithsonian Institution
18
5
Snail Club of America
18
6
Society for Animal Welfare Administrators
18
7
Southeastern Poultry and Egg Association
18
8
Southwest Dairy Farmers
18
9
Sport Fishing Institute
18
10
Sports Afield
18
11
Sportsmen Against Hunger
18
12
Sportsmen Conservationists of Texas (SCOT)
18
13
Sportsmen Protecting Outdoor Recreation Traditions (S.P.O.R.T.)
18
14
Stans Foundation
18
15
State Department of Agriculture (some correspondence with PETA; publicity, political appointments).
18
16
State Fish and Games Commission (2”; correspondence, circulars, articles, clippings) - 1 of 4
18
17
State Fish and Games Commission (2”; correspondence, circulars, articles, clippings) - 2 of 4
18
18
State Fish and Games Commission (2”; correspondence, circulars, articles, clippings) - 3 of 4
18
19
State Fish and Games Commission (2”; correspondence, circulars, articles, clippings) - 4 of 4
18
20
Tennessee Farm Bureau
18
21
Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders Association
18
22
Texas Cattle Feeders Association
18
23
Texas Wildlife Association
18
24
The Ayn Rand Institute
18
25
The Manzanar Project
18
26
The Security Advisor
18
27
Tri-State Sportsmen Against Hunger
18
28
Trout Unlimited
18
29
Unified Sportsmen of Pennsylvania
18
30
United Bowhunters of New Jersey
18
31
United Conservation Alliance
18
32
United Dairy Industry Association
19
1
United Dairymen of Arizona
19
2
United Egg Producers (correspondence, defense of the organization)
19
3
United Gamefowl Breeder Association (cockfighting)
19
4
United Kennel Club (UKC)
19
5
United Meat Export Federation
19
6
United Nations
19
7
United States Agency for International Development (USAID)
19
8
United States Commission on Civil Rights
19
9
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Annual Reports of Research Facilities (2”
19
10
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)—Articles 7” - 1 of 15
19
11
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)—Articles 7” - 2 of 15
19
12
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)—Articles 7” - 3 of 15
19
13
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)—Articles 7” - 4 of 15
19
14
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)—Articles 7” - 5 of 15
19
15
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)—Articles 7” - 6 of 15
19
16
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)—Articles 7” - 7 of 15
19
17
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)—Articles 7” - 8 of 15
20
1
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)—Articles 7” - 9 of 15
20
2
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)—Articles 7” - 10 of 15
20
3
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)—Articles 7” - 11 of 15
20
4
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)—Articles 7” - 12 of 15
20
5
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)—Articles 7” - 13 of 15
20
6
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)—Articles 7” - 14 of 15
20
7
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)—Articles 7” - 15 of 15
20
8
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)—Correspondence
20
9
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)—General/Miscellaneous 1”
20
10
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)—Inspection Reports - 1 of 3
21
1
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)—Inspection Reports - 2 of 3
21
2
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)—Inspection Reports - 3 of 3
21
3
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)—Lists - 1 of 8
21
4
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)—Lists - 2 of 8
21
5
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)—Lists - 3 of 8
21
6
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)—Lists - 4 of 8
21
7
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)—Lists - 5 of 8
21
8
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)—Lists - 6 of 8
21
9
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)—Lists - 7 of 8
21
10
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)—Lists - 8 of 8
21
11
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)—News Releases - 1 of 4
21
12
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)—News Releases - 2 of 4
21
13
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)—News Releases - 3 of 4
22
1
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)—News Releases - 4 of 4
22
2
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)—Pamphlets
22
3
United States Department of Commerce
22
4
United States Department of Justice (government statements about animal rights extremists and activities: report from the Department of Justice in 1993.)
22
5
United States Department of the Interior - 1 of 5
22
6
United States Department of the Interior - 2 of 5
22
7
United States Department of the Interior - 3 of 5
22
8
United States Department of the Interior - 4 of 5
22
9
United States Department of the Interior - 5 of 5
22
10
United States Department of the State
22
11
United States Fish and Wildlife Service ( mostly about problems of enforcement, inaction, and lack of support for the ARN) - 1 of 2
22
12
United States Fish and Wildlife Service ( mostly about problems of enforcement, inaction, and lack of support for the ARN) - 2 of 2
22
13
United States Forest Service
22
14
United States Hide, Skin and Leather Association (USHS and LA)
23
1
United States Marine Corps
23
2
United States Park Service
23
3
United States Postal Service
23
4
United States Tuna Foundation
23
5
United Way
23
6
Virginia Agribusiness Council
23
7
Virginia Cooperative Extension Service
23
8
Virginia Hunters Who Care
23
9
Virginia Marine Products Board
23
10
Virginia Poultry Federation
23
11
Waterfowl Limited
23
12
Western Pennsylvania Conservancy
23
13
Western States Meat Association
23
14
WFLZ-FM (dropping a live turkey stuffed with case out of an airplane!!)
23
15
Whitetail, Inc.
23
16
Whitetails Unlimited
23
17
Wilderness Society
23
18
Wildlife Conservation Fund of America
23
19
Wildlife Conservation Society
23
20
Wildlife Forever
23
21
Wildlife Legislative Fund of America
23
22
Wildlife Management Institute
23
23
Wildlife Society
23
24
Wisconsin Agri-Business Council, Inc.
23
25
Wisconsin Agri-View
23
26
Wisconsin Alliance for Resources and the Environment
23
27
Wisconsin Veal Growers Association
23
28
Wisconsin Wildlife Federation
23
29
Wise Use Movement
23
30
Women Hunters and Outdoor Women
23
31
Women Hunters of America
23
32
Woodstream Corporation (Manufacturer of traps)
23
33
World Bank
23
34
World Bowhunters
23
35
World Trade Organization
23
36
Yankee Shepherd
23
37
Zimmer Club (trapping, hunting, etc., for teens)
23
38
Zoovival
23
39
Pro-Animal Organizations
Series 2
31.0 Linear feet
62 archival boxes
Action 81 Inc.: Voice of the Missing - 1 of 8
24
1
Action 81 Inc.: Voice of the Missing - 2 of 8
24
2
Action 81 Inc.: Voice of the Missing - 3 of 8
24
3
Action 81 Inc.: Voice of the Missing - 4 of 8
24
4
Action 81 Inc.: Voice of the Missing - 5 of 8
24
5
Action 81 Inc.: Voice of the Missing - 6 of 8
24
6
Action 81 Inc.: Voice of the Missing - 7 of 8
24
7
Action 81 Inc.: Voice of the Missing - 8 of 8
24
8
Actors and Others for Animals (CA)
24
9
Adebo (sanctuary)
24
10
Adopt a Ferrett (AZ)
24
11
Adopt-A-Greyhound (AZ)
24
12
African Wildlife Foundation
25
1
Alaska Equine Rescue
25
2
Alaska Raptor Rehabilitation Center
25
3
Alaska Wildlife Alliance
25
4
Alternatives to Animals (CA)
25
5
American Association for Science and Public Policy (AASPP)
25
6
American Bat Conservation Society
25
7
American Cetacean Society (CA)
25
8
American Fancy Rat and Mouse Association (AFRMA) (CA)
25
9
American Ferret Association (MD)
25
10
American Horse Protection Association, Inc.
25
11
American Mustang and Burro Association, Inc. (CA)
25
12
American Natural Hygiene Society (FL)
25
13
American Tortoise Rescue (CA)
25
14
Andora: Associació Per a la Protecció d’Animals Plantes i Medi Ambient (APAPMA) (Andora)
25
15
Animal Care Foundation (Michigan)
25
16
Animal League Defense Fund (CA)
26
1
Animal League Defense Fund (CA)
26
2
Animal Media Project (CA)
26
3
Animal Place
26
4
Animal Protection Institute (CA) 1 of 3
26
5
Animal Protection Institute (CA) 2 of 3
26
6
Animal Protection Institute (CA) 3 of 3
26
7
Animal Survival Fund
26
8
Animal Welfare Institute (whales, birds; fur trade; correspondence with Alex Pacheco, 1979) 1 of 2
26
9
Animal Welfare Institute (whales, birds; fur trade; correspondence with Alex Pacheco, 1979) 2 of 2
26.1
1
Animaletters (FL)
26.1
2
Arashiyama W. Primate Center
26.1
3
Argentina: Miscellaneous (Argentina)
26.1
4
Ark Trust, Inc. (CA)
26.1
5
Asociación, La, Venezolana de Prevención de la Crueldad (AVEPREC)
27
1
Associated Humane Societies (New Jersey)
27
2
Association of Veterinarians For Animal Rights (AVAR) (CA)
27
3
Attorneys for Animal Rights (AFAR: Animal League Defense Fund) (CA)
27
4
Attorneys for Animals (MI)
27
5
Audubon Zoo Wild Bird Rehabilitation Center (Louisiana)
27
6
Australia: Animal Liberation (Australia)
27
7
Australia: Animal Rights Advocates (Australia)
27
8
Australia: Australian Association Against Painful Experiments on Animals
27
9
Australia: Australian Association for Humane Research
27
10
Australia: Australian Association for Humane Research
27
11
Australia: Australian Association for Humane Research
27
12
Australia: Australians for Animals
27
13
Australia: Coalition against Duck Shooting (Australia)
27
14
Australia: Coalition against Fur (Australia)
27
15
Australia: Direct Action for Animal Rights (Australia)
28
1
Australia: Free the Battery Hen Association (Australia)
28
2
Australia: International Action against the LD-50 Test (Australia)
28
3
Australia: Miscellaneous (Australia) (Australian Wildlife Protection Council, articles, etc.)
28
4
Australia: Miscellaneous (Australia) (Australian Wildlife Protection Council, articles, etc.)
28
5
Australia: Miscellaneous (Australia) (Australian Wildlife Protection Council, articles, etc.)
28
6
Australia: People Against Vivisection (Australia)
28
7
Australia: Vegan Society (Australia)
28
8
Australia: Wildwatch (Australia)
28
9
Bandon’s Free Flight Bird and Marine Mammal Rehabilitation Center (Oregon)
28
10
Bandre’s Sea Turtle Preservation Society (FL)
28
11
Belgium: Belgian Bird Protection Association
28
12
Belgium: Eurogroup for Animal Welfare (Belgium)
28
13
Belgium: Miscellaneous—Belgium
28
14
Belgium: Suppression des Expériences sur lAnimal Vivant (Belgium) - 1 of 2
28
15
Belgium: Suppression des Expériences sur lAnimal Vivant (Belgium) - 2 of 2
28
16
Best Friends Animal Sanctuary
28
17
Beyond Beef Coalition (DC)
28
18
Beyond Pesticides (formerly known as the National Coalition against the Misuse of Pesticides, or NCAMP) - empty folder
28
19
Black Beauty Ranch
28
20
Blue Mountain Center of Meditation (Hasti Newletter) (CA)
28
21
Brazil: Liga de Proveno and Crueldade Contra o Animal
28
22
Brazil: Miscellaneous—Brazil
29
1
Brighter Days Horse Refuge
29
2
Bring Epidemiological Studies to Breast Cancer (BREST) (CA)
29
3
British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection (BUAV)—Miscellaneous - 1 of 22
29
4
British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection (BUAV)—Miscellaneous - 2 of 22
29
5
British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection (BUAV)—Miscellaneous - 3 of 22
29
6
British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection (BUAV)—Miscellaneous - 4 of 22
29
7
British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection (BUAV)—Miscellaneous - 5 of 22
29
8
British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection (BUAV)—Miscellaneous - 6 of 22
29
9
British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection (BUAV)—Miscellaneous - 7 of 22
29
10
British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection (BUAV)—Miscellaneous - 8 of 22
29
11
British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection (BUAV)—Miscellaneous - 9 of 22
29
12
British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection (BUAV)—Miscellaneous - 10 of 22
29
13
British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection (BUAV)—Miscellaneous - 11 of 22
29
14
British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection (BUAV)—Miscellaneous - 12 of 22
30
1
British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection (BUAV)—Miscellaneous - 13 of 22
30
2
British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection (BUAV)—Miscellaneous - 14 of 22
30
3
British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection (BUAV)—Miscellaneous - 15 of 22
30
4
British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection (BUAV)—Miscellaneous - 16 of 22
30
5
British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection (BUAV)—Miscellaneous - 17 of 22
30
6
British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection (BUAV)—Miscellaneous - 18 of 22
30
7
British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection (BUAV)—Miscellaneous - 19 of 22
30
8
British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection (BUAV)—Miscellaneous - 20 of 22
30
9
British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection (BUAV)—Miscellaneous - 21 of 22
30
10
British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection (BUAV)—Miscellaneous - 22 of 22
30
11
Brooke Hospital for Animals, Cairo (Egypt, India, Pakistan)
30
12
Buckfast Buttterfly Farm and Dartmoor Otter Sanctuary
30
13
Buddhists Concerned for Animals (CA)
30
14
Buffalo Field Campaign (Montana)
31
1
CA: Disabled Against Animal Research and Exploitation (DAARE) (CA) - 1 of 9
31
2
CA: Disabled Against Animal Research and Exploitation (DAARE) (CA) - 2 of 9
31
3
CA: Disabled Against Animal Research and Exploitation (DAARE) (CA) - 3 of 9
31
4
CA: Disabled Against Animal Research and Exploitation (DAARE) (CA) - 4 of 9
31
5
CA: Disabled Against Animal Research and Exploitation (DAARE) (CA) - 5 of 9
31
6
CA: Disabled Against Animal Research and Exploitation (DAARE) (CA) - 6 of 9
31
7
CA: Disabled Against Animal Research and Exploitation (DAARE) (CA) - 7 of 9
31
8
CA: Disabled Against Animal Research and Exploitation (DAARE) (CA) - 8 of 9
31
9
CA: Disabled Against Animal Research and Exploitation (DAARE) (CA) - 9 of 9
31
10
CA: Earth First! (CA) - 1 of 4
31
11
CA: Earth First! (CA) - 2 of 4
31
12
CA: Earth First! (CA) - 3 of 4
31
13
CA: Earth First! (CA) - 4 of 4
31
14
CA: Earth Island Institute (CA)- 1 of 3
32
1
CA: Earth Island Institute (CA)- 2 of 3
32
2
CA: Earth Island Institute (CA)- 3 of 3
32
3
CA: Earth Save (CA)- 1 of 2
32
4
CA: Earth Save (CA)- 2 of 2
32
5
CA: Elephant Alliance, The (CA)
32
6
CA: Equine Emergency Response Team (CA)
32
7
CA: Federation of Jain Associations (CA)
32
8
CA: Feminists for Animal Rights (CA)
32
9
CA: Ferrets Anonymous (CA)
32
10
CA: Free Willy Foundation (CA)
32
11
CA: Friends of the Sea Otter(CA)
32
12
CA: Friends of the Sea Lion (CA)
32
13
CA: Friends of the Wolf (CA)
32
14
CA: Fur-Bearer Defenders (CA)
32
15
CA: Good Shepherd Foundation, Inc. (CA)
32
16
CA: Gorilla Foundation (CA)
32
17
CA: Greyhound Friends for Life (CA)
32
18
CA: Greyhound Pets of America (CA)
32
19
CA: Greyhound Protection League (CA)
32
20
CA: Horse Power (CA)
32
21
CA: House Rabbit Society (CA)- 1 of 2
32
22
CA: House Rabbit Society (CA)- 2 of 2
32
23
CA: Humane Farming Association (CA)- 1 of 4
33
1
CA: Humane Farming Association (CA)- 2 of 4
33
2
CA: Humane Farming Association (CA)- 3 of 4
33
3
CA: Humane Farming Association (CA)- 4 of 4
33
4
CA: Hunt Sabateurs—USA (CA)
33
5
CA: In Defense of Animals (IDA) (CA)- 1 of 7
33
6
CA: In Defense of Animals (IDA) (CA)- 2 of 7
33
7
CA: In Defense of Animals (IDA) (CA)- 3 of 7
33
8
CA: In Defense of Animals (IDA) (CA)- 4 of 7
33
9
CA: In Defense of Animals (IDA) (CA)- 5 of 7
33
10
CA: In Defense of Animals (IDA) (CA)- 6 of 7
33
11
CA: In Defense of Animals (IDA) (CA)- 7 of 7
33
12
CA: International Dolphin Project (CA)
33
13
CA: International Wildlife Rehabilitation Council (CA)
33
14
CA: JIV DAYA (CA)
33
15
California Equine Council (CA)
34
1
California Horse Adoption and Protection Society (CHAPS) (CA)
34
2
California Marine Mammal Center
34
3
Campaign Against Farm Animal Abuse
34
4
Campaign Against Leather and Fur
34
5
Campaign for the Abolition of Angling (British; Pisces: Magazine of the Campaign for the Abolition of Angling, several issues from 1994 and earlier; also Hookup: Newsletter of the Council for the Prevention of Cruelty by Angling, 1981 and other issues.)
34
6
Canada: Action Volunteers for Animals (Canada)
34
7
Canada: Allies for Animal Rights (Canada)
34
8
Canada: Anima (Canada)
34
9
Canada: Animal Alliance of Canada
34
10
Canada: Animal Defence League of Canada- 1 of 4
34
11
Canada: Animal Defence League of Canada- 2 of 4
34
12
Canada: Animal Defence League of Canada- 3 of 4
34
13
Canada: Animal Defence League of Canada- 4 of 4
34
14
Canada: Animal Liberation Collective (Canada)
34
15
Canada: Animal Welfare Foundation of Canada
35
1
Canada: Ark II (Canada)
35
2
Canada: Association for Animal Rights (Canada)
35
3
Canada: Association for the Protection of Animals (Canada)
35
4
Canada: Association for the Protection of Fur Bearing Animals (Canada)
35
5
Canada: Bear Watch (Canada)
35
6
Canada: Beauty without Cruelty International (Canada)
35
7
Canada: Canada Earthsave Society
35
8
Canada: Canadian Farm Animal Care Trust (CANFACT)
35
9
Canada: Canadian Federation of Humane Societies 1”
35
10
Canada: Canadian Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
35
11
Canada: Canadian Vegans for Animal Rights
35
12
Canada: Canadians for Ethical Treatment of Animals 1”
35
13
Canada: Citizens Organized for Animal Liberation (COAL) (Canada)
35
14
Canada: Council for Laboratory Animals (Canada)
35
15
Canada: Creatures Land, Air, Water Advocacy (CLAW) (Canada)
35
16
Canada: Friends of the Dolphins, Inc. (Canada)
36
1
Canada: Friends of the Wolf (Canada)
36
2
Canada: Grizzly Project, The. (Canada)
36
3
Canada: Hunt Enders, Inc. (Canada)
36
4
Canada: Intensive Farming Review (BC, Canada)
36
5
Canada: Kindness Club (Canada)
36
6
Canada: Lifeforce (Canada)
36
7
Canada: Mercy: Volunteers for Animals (Canada)- 1 of 2
36
8
Canada: Mercy: Volunteers for Animals (Canada)- 2 of 2
36
9
Canada: Miscellaneous/Canada
36
10
Canada: Native/Animal Brotherhood (Canada)
36
11
Canada: People Acting for Animal Liberation (PAAL) (Canada)
36
12
Canada: Project Wolf (Canada)
36
13
Canada: Sea Shepherd Society (Canada)
37
1
Canada: Students for Other Species (SOS) (Canada)
37
2
Canada: The Animal Defence Anti-Vivisection (Canada)
37
3
Canada: World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA) (Canada)
37
4
Canada: Zoocheck Canada
37
5
Canadian, The, Wild Horse Sanctuary
37
6
Candy Kitchen Rescue Ranch
37
7
Captive Animals’ Protection Society (9 bound annual reports: 1988-89 - 1995-96.
37
8
Care for the Wild (UK)
37
9
Cat Protection League
37
10
Center for Applied Animal Behavior (CA)
37
11
Center for Birds of Prey
37
12
Center for Science in the Public Interest
37
13
Center to Study Human-Animal Relationships and Environments (CENSHARE)(MI)
37
14
Chesapeake Humane Society (VA)
37
15
Chesapeake Wildlife sanctuary
37
16
Chickens’ Lib
37
17
Children for Wildlife (MT)
37
18
Chile: Unión de Amigos de los Animales (Chile)
37
19
China: China Wildlife Conservation Association (China)
37
20
China: Miscellaneous/China
37
21
Citizens United for Bears (MI)
37
22
Clergy and Friends for Animals and Earth (NJ)
37
23
Coalition Against the Horse Slaughter Trade (CA)
38
1
Coalition to Abolish the Fur Trade
38
2
Coalition to Abolish the Fur Trade (UK)
38
3
Coalition to End Primate Experimentation (CA)
38
4
Coalition to Protect Animals in Entertainment (CA)
38
5
Colorado Horse Rescue (C)
38
6
Committee for Dove Protection (CA)
38
7
Committee for the Conservation and Care of Chimpanzees
38
8
Committee to Ban Horse-Drawn Carriages (DC)
38
9
Community Baboon Sanctuary
38
10
Compassion in World Farming
38
11
Concern for Helping Animals in Israel (Chai)-1 of 2
38
12
Concern for Helping Animals in Israel (Chai)-2 of 2
38
13
Congressional Friends of Animals
38
14
Coördinating Animal Welfare
38
15
Cornish Seal Sanctuary
38
16
Cousteau, The, Society
38
17
Crustacean Liberation Front (CA)
38
18
Cuba: Cuban Association for the Protection of Animals (Cuba)
38
19
Culture and Animals Foundation
38
20
Curious Critters
38
21
Cyprus: Cyprus Herpetological Society (Cyprus)
38
22
Czechoslovakia: Hnutí za Osvobození Zvírat (Czech)
38
23
Czechoslovakia: Miscellaneous/Czechoslovakia
38
24
Czechoslovakia: Sloboda Zvierat (Czech)
38
25
Dedicated and Everlasting Love to Animals (DELTA) (CA)
38
26
Defenders of Wildlife (advocates against wolf hunting in Alaska, etc.)
38
27
Denmark: Miscellansoue/Denmark, etc.
39
1
Dolphin Freedom foundation (FL)
39
2
Dolphin Prouject (FL)
39
3
Dolphins in the Wild (FL)
39
4
Dolphins Plus (FL)
39
5
Donkey Sanctuary (UK)
39
6
Dr. Hadwen Trust for Humane Research (articles, misc. correspondence, etc. 1987-2001)
39
7
Elephant Orphanage
39
8
Elephant Sanctuary
39
9
Elsa Wild Animal Appeal
39
10
Entanglement Network
39
11
Environmental Defense Fund
39
12
Equine Trust Foundation (AZ)
39
13
Equus Rescue and Sanctuary
39
14
Evangelical Environmental Network (EEN)
39
15
Exotic Cat Refuge and Wildlife Orphanage
39
16
Exotic Feline Shelter (Michigan)
39
17
Federación de Estidades Protectoras de Animales de Venezuela
39
18
Ferret Unity and Reg. Org. (CO) List of all ferret breeders, clubs, etc.
39
19
Ferrett Lovers Association (FL)
39
20
Finland: Animalia (Finland)
39
21
Finland: Koe-eläinten suojelu/pv (Finland)
39
22
Finland: Our Common Environment (Finland)
39
23
Finland: Vihreä Risti—Giröna Korset (Finland)
39
24
Florida Panther Project (FL)
39
25
Focus on Animals
39
26
Fodents Alliance for Tolerance (CA)
39
27
Foundation for Animal Protection
39
28
Foundation on Economic Trends
39
29
France: Association Zoophile et Antivivisectionniste de la Jeunesse (France)
40
1
France: Federation de Liaisons Anti-Corrida (France)
40
2
France: Foundation Brigitte Bardot (France)
40
3
France: French Articles
40
4
France: Ligue Antivivisectionniste de France
40
5
France: Ligue Franccedil;aise Contre la Vivisection
40
6
France: Ligue Franccedil;aise des Droits de l’Animal
40
7
France: Ligue Internationale de la Protection du Cheval (France)
40
8
France: Miscellaneous (France)-1 of 2
40
9
France: Miscellaneous (France)-2 of 2
40
10
France: Oeuvre d’Assistance aux Bêtes d’Albattoirs (France)
40
11
France: Pro Anima (France)
40
12
France: Rassemblements des Opposants à la Chasse (France)
40
13
France: Robin des Bois (France)
40
14
France: Société Nationale pour la Défense des Animaux (France)
40
15
France: Société pour les Droits des Animaux (France)
40
16
France: Société Protectrice des Animaux (France)
40
17
Friends of Animals (Connecticut)-1 of 5
41
1
Friends of Animals (Connecticut)-2 of 5
41
2
Friends of Animals (Connecticut)-3 of 5
41
3
Friends of Animals (Connecticut)-4 of 5
41
4
Friends of Animals (Connecticut)-5 of 5
41
5
Friends of Animals Sanctuary
41
6
Friends of Beaversprite (New York)- 1 of 2
41
7
Friends of Beaversprite (New York)- 2 of 2
41
8
Friends of Whales (FL)
41
9
Friends Vegetarian Society of North America
41
10
Frisky’s Wildlife and Primate Sanctuary
41
11
Fund for Animals—Articles (clippings, articles, much anti-hunting materials, award recipients)-1 of 3
42
1
Fund for Animals—Articles (clippings, articles, much anti-hunting materials, award recipients)-2 of 3
42
2
Fund for Animals—Articles (clippings, articles, much anti-hunting materials, award recipients)-3 of 3
42
3
Fund for Animals—Literature (publications)-1 of 2
42
4
Fund for Animals—Literature (publications)-2 of 2
42
5
Fund for Animals—Miscellaneous (reports re: endangered species, legislation, news releases)-1 of 3
43
1
Fund for Animals—Miscellaneous (reports re: endangered species, legislation, news releases)-2 of 3
43
2
Fund for Animals—Miscellaneous (reports re: endangered species, legislation, news releases)-3 of 3
43
3
Fund for Animals, Inc—Newsletters (NY)-1 of 2
43
4
Fund for Animals, Inc—Newsletters (NY)-2 of 2
43
5
Fundación Amigos del Parque Zoologico las Delicias de Maracay (Zoo Amigos)
43
6
Fur Farm Animal Welfare Coalition (MI)
43
7
Gentle World, Inc. (FL)
43
8
George Washington University Ethics and Animal Society
43
9
Germany 2"
43
10
Germany: Bundesverein der Tierbefreier (Germany)
43
11
Germany: Miscellaneous—German Groups
43.1
1
Germany: Miscellaneous—German Groups
43.1
2
Germany: Miscellaneous—German Groups
43.1
3
Gibbon and Gallinaceous Bird Center
44
1
Gibbon Rehabilitation Project (Thailand)
44
2
Gorilla Haven
44
3
Gorilla Protection Project Sanctuary (Congo)
44
4
Great Bear Foundation (MT)
44
5
Greece: Friends of the Greek Bear
44
6
Greece: Greek Animal Rescue
44
7
Greece: Hellenic Animal Welfare Society (Greece)
44
8
Greece: Miscellaneous /Greece
44
9
GreenPeace (DC)
44
10
Greenpeace—Action Alert
44
11
Greenpeace—Appeals
44
12
Greenpeace—Articles (considerable number of clippings)-1 of 2
44
13
Greenpeace—Articles (considerable number of clippings)-2 of 2
44
14
Greenpeace—Fact Sheets
44
15
Grenada: Grenada Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Granada)
45
1
Greyhound Friends, Inc. (MA)-1 of 2
45
2
Greyhound Friends, Inc. (MA)-2 of 2
45
3
Greyhound Network News (AZ)
45
4
Greyhound Protection League (MA)
45
5
Greyhound Rescue Association (MA)
45
6
Greyhounds as Pets (CO)
45
7
Harbingers of a New Age (MT)-1 of 2
45
8
Harbingers of a New Age (MT)-2 of 2
45
9
Health Care Consumers Network (HCCN) (DC)
45
10
Hidden Harbor Environmental Center
45
11
Highveld Horse Farm
45
12
Hog Haven
45
13
Home for Unwanted and Abandoned Guinea Pigs
45
14
Home for Unwanted and Abandoned Guinea Pigs, The (GA)
45
15
Horse Haven (British Columbia)
45
16
Horse Protection Association of Florida, The (FL)
45
17
Horse Protection League (CO)
45
18
Horse Rescue Sanctuary
45
19
Howl Wildlife Clinic (Washington)
45
20
Humane Organization for Retired Standardbreds (H. O. R. S. E.)
45
21
Humane Organization Representing Suffering Equines (HORSE)
45
22
Humane Society of the U.S.-Animal Activists Alerts (DC)-
45
23
Humane Society of the United States—Articles (DC)-1 of 2
45
24
Humane Society of the United States—Articles (DC)-2 of 2
45
25
Humane Society of the United States—Miscellaneous (DC)-1 of 4
46
1
Humane Society of the United States—Miscellaneous (DC)-2 of 4
46
2
Humane Society of the United States—Miscellaneous (DC)-3 of 4
46
3
Humane Society of the United States—Miscellaneous (DC)-4 of 4
46
4
Humane Society of the United States—Regional Reports (DC)
46
5
Hungary: Ahimsza Magyar Vegetársaság (Hungary)
47
1
Hungary: Animal Caritas (Hungary)
47
2
Hungary: Miscellaneous (Hungary)
47
3
Hungary: Ö-KOALA-P Foundation (Hungary)
47
4
Hydes Institute of Range and American Mustang (South Dakota)
47
5
Idaho: Grey Wolf Committee (Idaho)
47
6
IL: Chicago Herpetological Society (IL)
47
7
IL: Food Animal Concern Trust (FACT) (IL)-1 of 3
47
8
IL: Food Animal Concern Trust (FACT) (IL)-2 of 3
47
9
IL: Food Animal Concern Trust (FACT) (IL)-3 of 3
47
10
IL: Greater Chicago Ferret Association (IL)
47
11
IL: Greyhound Racers Recycled (IL)
47
12
IL: International Wildlife Coalition (IL)
47
13
Illinois Hooved Animal Humane Society
47
14
India: All India Animal Welfare Association (AIAWA) (India)
47
15
India: Animal Conservation for Life (India)
47
16
India: Animal Lovers Club (India)
47
17
India: Animal Welfare Board of India (India)
47
18
India: Blue Cross of India
47
19
India: Kindness to Animals and Respect for Environment (India)
47
20
India: Meatless Day, The (India)
47
21
India: Miscellaneous/India-1 of 2
47
22
India: Miscellaneous/India-2 of 2
47
23
India: Sanjay Gandhi Animal Care Center (India)
47
24
India: Vegetarian Society of Delhi (India)
48
1
Indiana Hooved Animal Humane Society
48
2
Interfaith Council for the Protection of Animals and Nature (MI)
48
3
International Black Rhino Foundation (Texas)
48
4
International Center for Gibbon Studies (California)
48
5
International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) (MA)-1 of 5
48
6
International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) (MA)-2 of 5
48
7
International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) (MA)-3 of 5
48
8
International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) (MA)-4 of 5
48
9
International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) (MA)-5 of 5
48
10
International Network for Religion and Animals (DC)
48
11
Irwin Animal Rescue Center (South Africa)
48
12
Israel: Animal Liberation Israel
48
13
Israel: Anonymous Educational and Environmental Awareness Center (Israel)
48
14
Israel: Committee for the Convention for the Protection of Animals (Israel)
48
15
Israel: Hebrew Articles
48
16
Israel: Israel Association Against Painful Experiments on Animals
48
17
Israel: Israel Society for the Abolition of Vivisection
48
18
Israel: Miscellaneous/Israel
48
19
Israel: Nature Protection Society (Israel)
48
20
Italy: Animal Amnesty (Italy)
49
1
Italy: Comitato Europeo per la Protezione degli Animali da Pelliccia (Italy)
49
2
Italy: Lega Anti-Vivisezione (L. A. V.) (Italy)-1 of 5
49
3
Italy: Lega Anti-Vivisezione (L. A. V.) (Italy)-2 of 5
49
4
Italy: Lega Anti-Vivisezione (L. A. V.) (Italy)-3 of 5
49
5
Italy: Lega Anti-Vivisezione (L. A. V.) (Italy)-4 of 5
49
6
Italy: Lega Anti-Vivisezione (L. A. V.) (Italy)-5 of 5
49
7
Italy: Miscellaneous (Italy)-1 of 4
49
8
Italy: Miscellaneous (Italy)-2 of 4
49
9
Italy: Miscellaneous (Italy)-3 of 4
49
10
Italy: Miscellaneous (Italy)-4 of 4
49
11
Italy: Unione Animalista (Italy)
49
12
Italy: Unione Antivivisezionista Italiana (Italy)
49
13
Jane Goodall Institute for Wildlife Research, Education and Conservation (AZ)
50
1
Japan Animal Welfare Society (Japan)
50
2
Japan Anti-Vivisection Association-1 of 3
50
3
Japan Anti-Vivisection Association-2 of 3
50
4
Japan Anti-Vivisection Association-3 of 3
50
5
Japan Bird Society
50
6
Japan: Animal and Bird Protection Section (Japan)
50
7
Japan: Animal Refuge Kansai (ARK) (Japan) 2”
50
8
Japan: Earth Green Federation (Japan)
50
9
Japan: Friends of the Earth (Japan)
50
10
Japan: Miscellaneous (Japan)-1 of 3
50
11
Japan: Miscellaneous (Japan)-2 of 3
50
12
Japan: Miscellaneous (Japan)-3 of 3
50
13
Japan: Save the Animals (Japan)
50
14
Japanese Articles
50
15
Japanese Society of Alternatives to Animal Experiments
50
16
Jews for Animal Rights (MA)
50
17
Jolene’s Horse Rescue (CA)
50
18
Keepers of the Wild (Las Vegas)
50
19
Kennedy Institute for Ethics (DC)
50
20
Kenya: Environmental Liaison Centre International (Kenya)
51
1
Kenya: Miscellaneous (Kenya) - Missing Folder
51
2
Kids for Konservation (GA)
51
3
Kids for Animal Rights and the Environment (KARE) (GA)
51
4
Kind (Kids in Nature’s Defense)
51
5
Korea Animal Protection Society
51
6
Korea Animal Rescue Association (KARA)
51
7
KS: American Society of Crows and Ravens (ASCAR) (KS)
51
8
KY: Greyhound Connection (KY)
51
9
Last Chance for Animals (CA) - 1 of 3
51
10
Last Chance for Animals (CA) - 2 of 3
51
11
Last Chance for Animals (CA) - 3 of 3
51
12
Last Post (Connecticut)
51
13
Latham Foundation (CA)
51
14
Lava Lakes Bird Sanctuary (California)
51
15
Life for God’s Stray Animals, Inc. (GA)- 1 of 3
51
16
Life for God’s Stray Animals, Inc. (GA) - 2 of 3
51
17
Life for God’s Stray Animals, Inc. (GA) - 3 of 3
51
18
Limbe Primate Sanctuary
51
19
Living Free
51
20
Lost Acres (Ohio)
51
21
Lovers of Rodents International (LORI) (CO)
51
22
Lynx (anti-fur trade)
51
23
Magnificent Baboons
51
24
Manatee Protection League (FL)
51
25
Marine Mammal Commission (DC)
51
26
Marine Mammal Fund (CA)
51
27
Massachusetts Audubon Society
51
28
Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (MSPCA) 1”
51
29
Massachusetts SPCA
51
30
MaxFund (CO)
52
1
MD: Alley Animals (MD)
52
2
MD: Alley Cats Allies (MD)
52
3
MD: American Backyard Bird Society (MD)
52
4
MD: Audubon Naturalist Society (MD)
52
5
MD: Center for Environmental Education (MD) - empty file
52
6
MD: Days End Farm (MD)
52
7
MD: Dolphin Coalition (MD)
52
8
MD: Farm Animal Reform Movement (FARM) (MD) - 1 of 8
52
9
MD: Farm Animal Reform Movement (FARM) (MD) - 2 of 8
52
10
MD: Farm Animal Reform Movement (FARM) (MD) - 3 of 8
52
11
MD: Farm Animal Reform Movement (FARM) (MD) - 4 of 8
52
12
MD: Farm Animal Reform Movement (FARM) (MD) - 5 of 8
52
13
MD: Farm Animal Reform Movement (FARM) (MD) - 6 of 8
52
14
MD: Farm Animal Reform Movement (FARM) (MD) - 7 of 8
52
15
MD: Farm Animal Reform Movement (FARM) (MD) - 8 of 8
52
16
MD: Jewish Vegetarians of North America (MD)
52
17
MD: Metropolitan Ferret Friends, The (MD)
52
18
MD: Misty Manor Riding Stables (MD)
52
19
Medical Research Modernization Commission - 1 of 2
53
1
Medical Research Modernization Commission - 2 of 2
53
2
Mexico: Asociación Activa Para la Suprecion de la Crueldad (Mexico)
53
3
Mexico: Asociación de Lucha para Evitar la Crueldad con los Animales, A.C. (Mexico)
53
4
Mexico: Fuerzas Ecologicas de Liberación Animal (Mexico)
53
5
Mexico: Group of 100 (Latin American Alliance)
53
6
Mexico: Peña Antitaurina Mexicana
53
7
Michigan Greyhound Connection
53
8
Mid-South Greyhound Adoption Option (Arkansas)
53
9
Mill CreekFarm (Florida)
53
10
Miscellaneous
53
10
Miscellaneous (Animal Rights Societies lists, clippings, etc.)
53
11
Miscellaneous/ Pro-Animal Orgs. (CA)
53
12
Miscellaneous/ Pro-Animal Orgs. (CA)
53
13
Miscellaneous/ Pro-Animal Orgs. (CA)
53
14
Miscellaneous/Pro animal Organizations (DC) - Empty File
54
1
Miscellaneous/Rescue
54
2
Miscellaneous/Various
54
3
Mission: Wolf (Colorado)
54
4
Missouri Wild Horse League (Missouri)
54
5
Missourians Against Slaughtering Horses (MASH)
54
6
Monkey World
54
7
Montgomery County Humane Society (MD)- 1 of 4
54
8
Montgomery County Humane Society (MD)- 2 of 4
54
9
Montgomery County Humane Society (MD)- 3 of 4
54
10
Montgomery County Humane Society (MD)- 4 of 4
54
11
Morris Animal Foundation (CO)
54
12
Mothers and Others for a Livable Planet
54
13
Mountain Lion Coalition (CA)
54
14
Mountain Lion Foundation (CA)
54
15
Mountain States Horse Rescue and Rehab (Colorado)
54
16
Namibia Cheetah Conservation Fund (Namibia)
54
17
National Activist Network
54
18
National Alliance for Animal Legislation (NAAL) - 1 of 4
55
1
National Alliance for Animal Legislation (NAAL) - 2 of 4
55
2
National Alliance for Animal Legislation (NAAL) - 3 of 4
55
3
National Alliance for Animal Legislation (NAAL) - 4 of 4
55
4
National Animal Control Association (KS)
55
5
National Anti-Road Kill Project
55
6
National Anti-Vivisection Society (IL) - 1 of 6
56
1
National Anti-Vivisection Society (IL) - 2 of 6
56
2
National Anti-Vivisection Society (IL) - 3 of 6
56
3
National Anti-Vivisection Society (IL) - 4 of 6
56
4
National Anti-Vivisection Society (IL) - 5 of 6
56
5
National Anti-Vivisection Society (IL) - 6 of 6
56
6
National Association for Humane and Environmental Education (NAHEE)
56
7
National Association for the Advancement of Humane Education (NAAHE) (DC)
56
8
National Association of Nurses Against Vivisection (DC) - 1 of 2
56
9
National Association of Nurses Against Vivisection (DC) - 2 of 2
56
10
National Audubon Society (CO)- 1 of 3
57
1
National Audubon Society (CO)- 2 of 3
57
2
National Audubon Society (CO)- 3 of 3
57
3
National Bird Feeding Society (IL)
57
4
National Foundation for Animal Law
57
5
National Greyhound Adoption Program Michigan Affiliation (MI)
57
6
National Resources Defense Council (NY)
57
7
National Wildlife Refuge Association (MD)
57
8
National Wildlife Rehabilitators Association (MN)
57
9
Natural Resources Defense Council (DC)
57
10
Nature Conservancy (DC)
57
11
Nature Conservancy of Maryland (MD)
57
12
Nature of Wellness
57
13
NC: International Society for Cow Protection (NC)
57
14
NC: Miscellaneous (North Carolina)
57
15
NC: Zoophile News Network (North Carolina
57
16
NE: National Heart Savers Association (NE)
57
17
Nederlandse Bond Tot Bestrijding van de Vivisectie
57
18
Nederlandse Vereniging Tot Bescherming van Dieren
57
19
Nesehnutí (Yugoslavia)
57
20
Netherlands: Dutch Articles
57
21
Netherlands: Miscellaneous/Dutch
57
22
Netherlands: Pro Primates (Netherlands)
58
1
Netherlands: Stichting De Poezenboot (Netherlands)
58
2
Netherlands: Stichting Lekker Dier (Netherlands)
58
3
Netherlands: Vegans International (Netherlands)
58
4
Network for Ani-Males and Females, Inc. (MD)
58
5
New Age Contacts
58
6
New England Anti-Vivisection Society (NEAVS) (MA) - 1 of 3
58
7
New England Anti-Vivisection Society (NEAVS) (MA) - 2 of 3
58
8
New England Anti-Vivisection Society (NEAVS) (MA) - 3 of 3
58
9
New York Turtle and Tortoise Society
58
10
New York Zoological Society
58
11
New Zealand Anti-Vivisection Society
58
12
New Zealand: Save Animals from Experiments (SAFE) (NZ)
59
1
Ngare Sergoi Rhino Sanctuary
59
2
NH: Miscellaneous (NH) empty
59
3
NH: New Hampshire Doberman Rescue League (NH)
59
4
Nigeria: Miscellaneous (Nigeria) with long list of animal rights groups
59
5
Nigerian Conservation Foundation
59
6
NJ: American Vegan Society (NJ)
59
7
NJ: Beaver Defenders (NJ)
59
8
NJ: Foundation for Animal Rights Advocacy (NJ)
59
9
NJ: Humane Vegetarian Church (NJ)
59
10
NJ: Marine Mammal Stranding Center (NJ)
59
11
NJ: New Jersey Pot-Bellied Pig Association (NJ)
59
12
NJ: North American Butterfly Association (NJ)
59
13
NJ: Pit Perfect Rescue Operation (NJ)
59
14
NM: Medical Care for Homeless Pets (NM)
59
15
NM: Public Lands Action Network (PLAN) (NM)
59
16
NM: Western Foundation for Raptor Conservation (NM)
59
17
Norfolk SPCA
59
18
North American Bear Society (AZ)
59
19
North American Vegetarian Society, Inc.
59
20
North American Wolf Foundation (MA)
59
21
North Shore Animal League - 1 of 2
59
22
North Shore Animal League 2 of 2
59
23
Norway: Miscellaneous (Norway)
60
1
Norway: Noah (Norway)
60
2
Norway: Nordiska Samfundet (Norway) - 1 of 3
60
3
Norway: Nordiska Samfundet (Norway) - 2 of 3
60
4
Norway: Nordiska Samfundet (Norway) - 3 of 3
60
5
NV: Foundation Faith of God (NV)
60
6
NV: International Society for the Protection of Mustangs and Burros (NV)
60
7
NV: Paladin’s Veterinary Welfare, Unltd. (NV)
60
8
NV: Tortoise Group (NV)
60
9
NV: United States Wild Horse and Burro Foundation (NV)
60
10
NV: Wild Horse Organized Assistance (NV)
60
11
NY: American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) (NY) - 1 of 8
61
1
NY: American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) (NY) - 2 of 8
61
2
NY: American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) (NY) - 3 of 8
61
3
NY: American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) (NY) - 4 of 8
61
4
NY: American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) (NY) - 5 of 8
61
5
NY: American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) (NY) - 6 of 8
61
6
NY: American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) (NY) - 7 of 8
61
7
NY: American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) (NY) - 8 of 8
61
8
NY: Animal Abusers Anonymous (NY)
61
9
NY: Animal Rights International (NY) 1 of 3
61
10
NY: Animal Rights International (NY) 2 of 3
61
11
NY: Animal Rights International (NY) 3 of 3
61
12
NY: Animal Shelter Reform Committee (NY)
62
1
NY: Argus Archives (NY)
62
2
NY: Beauty without Cruelty—USA (NY) - 1 of 4
62
3
NY: Beauty without Cruelty—USA (NY) - 2 of 4
62
4
NY: Beauty without Cruelty—USA (NY) - 3 of 4
62
5
NY: Beauty without Cruelty—USA (NY) - 4 of 4
62
6
NY: Buffalo Greyhound Adoption, Inc. (NY)
62
7
NY: Carriage Horse Action Committee (NY)
62
8
NY: Civitas (NY)
62
9
NY: Coalition to Abolish the LD50 and Draize Tests (NY)
62
10
NY: Coalition to Protect Animals in Parks and Refuges (NY)
62
11
NY: Committee to Abolish Sport Hunting (NY)
62
12
NY: Digit Fund (NY)
62
13
NY: Farm Sanctuary (NY) 1 of 7
63
1
NY: Farm Sanctuary (NY) 2 of 7
63
2
NY: Farm Sanctuary (NY) 3 of 7
63
3
NY: Farm Sanctuary (NY) 4 of 7
63
4
NY: Farm Sanctuary (NY) 5 of 7
63
5
NY: Farm Sanctuary (NY) 6 of 7
63
6
NY: Farm Sanctuary (NY) 7 of 7
63
7
NY: Viva Vegie Society (NY)
63
8
Off Track Pets (NY)
63
9
Ohio: Mobilization for Animals (Ohio)- 1 of 4
64
1
Ohio: Mobilization for Animals (Ohio) - 2 of 4
64
2
Ohio: Mobilization for Animals (Ohio) - 3 of 4
64
3
Ohio: Mobilization for Animals (Ohio) - 4 of 4
64
4
Ohio: National Society of Musicians for Animals (OH)
64
5
Ohio: Northern Ohio Association of Herpetologists (OH)
64
6
Ohio: Roger Troen Challenge Fund (OH)
64
7
Ohio: The Feral Cat Coalition(OH)
64
8
Ohio: United Animal Defenders (OH)
64
9
Ol Pejata Rhino Sanctuary
65
1
Operation Greyhound (CA)
65
2
Opossum Society of California
65
3
Options for Animals Foundation (IL)
65
4
OR: Rat Allies (OR)
65
5
OR: The Great Ape Project USA (OR)
65
6
Orangutan Foundation International (CA)
65
7
Orangutan Project
65
8
PA: Adopt a Cow (PA)
65
9
PA: American Anti-Vivisection Society (AA-VS) (PA)- 1 of 8
65
10
PA: American Anti-Vivisection Society (AA-VS) (PA)- 2 of 8
65
11
PA: American Anti-Vivisection Society (AA-VS) (PA)- 3 of 8
65
12
PA: American Anti-Vivisection Society (AA-VS) (PA)- 4 of 8
65
13
PA: American Anti-Vivisection Society (AA-VS) (PA)- 5 of 8
65
14
PA: American Anti-Vivisection Society (AA-VS) (PA)- 7 of 8
66
1
PA: American Anti-Vivisection Society (AA-VS) (PA)- 8 of 8
66
2
PA: Animal Health Foundation (PA)
66
3
PA: AnimaLearn (PA)
66
4
PA: Delaware Valley Retired Racing Greyhound Association (PA)
66
5
PA: Evangelicals for Social Action (ESA) (PA)
66
6
PA: Humans Against Rabbit Exploitation (H.A.R.E.) (PA)
66
7
PA: Institute for Plant Based Nutrition (PA)
66
8
PA: International Society for Animal Rights (PA) - 1 of 6
66
9
PA: International Society for Animal Rights (PA) - 2 of 6
66
10
PA: International Society for Animal Rights (PA) - 3 of 6
66
11
PA: International Society for Animal Rights (PA) - 4 of 6
66
12
PA: International Society for Animal Rights (PA) - 5 of 6
66
13
PA: International Society for Animal Rights (PA) - 6 of 6
66
14
PA: International Society for Cow Protection Inc. (ISCOWP) (PA)
66
15
PA: Jewish Vegetarians of the Delaware Valley (PA)
66
16
PA: National Greyhound Adoption Program (PA)
66
17
PA: Society for Animal Rights (PA) - 1 of 2
66
18
PA: Society for Animal Rights (PA) - 2 of 2
66
18
PA: Trans-Species Unlimited (TSU) (PA)-1 of 5
67
1
PA: Trans-Species Unlimited (TSU) (PA)-2 of 5
67
2
PA: Trans-Species Unlimited (TSU) (PA)-3 of 5
67
3
PA: Trans-Species Unlimited (TSU) (PA)-4 of 5
67
4
PA: Trans-Species Unlimited (TSU) (PA)-5 of 5
67
5
Pacific Primate Sanctuary (Hawaii)
67
6
Parque Nacional Portobelo
67
7
Pegasus Foundation (LA/CA)
67
8
Peninsula Humane Society (CA)-1 of 2
67
9
Peninsula Humane Society (CA)-2 of 2
67
10
Peninsula Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Inc. (VA)
67
11
People Protecting Primates (DC)missing folder
67
12
People, Animal, Love (PAL) (MD)
67
13
Performing Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) (CA)
67
14
Rain Forest Action Network
67
15
Peru: Educacion para la Liberacion Animal (Peru)
68
1
Peru: Miscellaneous (Peru) empty file
46
2
Pet Network (CA)
68
3
Pet Owners with AIDS/ARC Resource Services, Inc. (POWARS)
68
4
Pet Savers Foundation
68
5
PETA Chapter newsletters - 1 of 2
68
6
PETA Chapter newsletters - 2 of 2
68
7
Pets are Wonderful Support - San Diego (CA)
68
8
Pets Are Wonderful Support/LA (PAWS; CA)
68
9
Pets—DC
68
10
Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine—Appeals (DC)
68
11
Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine—Articles (DC) - 1 of 3
68
12
Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine—Articles (DC) - 2 of 3
68
13
Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine—Publications (DC) - 1 of 2
69
1
Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine—Publications (DC) - 2 of 2
69
2
Pig Hoppers
69
3
Pigs Peace Sanctuary
69
4
Pigs without Partners (CA)
69
5
Pigs without Partners (Iowa)
69
6
Poland: Animal Liberation Movement (Poland)
69
7
Poland: Community of All Beings (Poland)
69
8
Poland: Front Wyzwolenia Zwierzat (Poland)
69
9
Poland: Green Brigades
69
10
Poland: Klub Gaja (Poland)
69
11
Poland: Miscellaneous (Poland)
69
12
Poland: Polish Articles
69
13
Political Animals (CA)
69
14
Porpoise Rescue Foundation (CA)
69
15
Portugal: Miscellaneous/Portuguese
69
16
Portugal: Nucleo Portuguecirc;s de Estudo e Protecccedil;acirc;o da Vida Selvagem (Portuguese)
69
17
Portugal: Portuguese articles
69
18
Potbellied Pig Interest Group and Shelter (PIGS) (West Virginia)
69
19
Potbelly Times (IL)
69
20
Prairie Dog Rescue, Inc.
69
21
Prairie National Wild Horse Refuge (Oklahoma)
69
22
Predator Project (MT)
70
1
Primarily Primates - 1 of 2
70
2
Primarily Primates - 2 of 2
70
3
Project Equus
70
4
Providing Homes for America’s Remaining Mustangs (PHARM)
70
5
Psychologists for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PsyETA) (MD)- 1 of 3
70
6
Psychologists for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PsyETA) (MD) - 2 of 3
70
7
Psychologists for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PsyETA) (MD) - 3 of 3
70
8
Public Citizen (DC)
70
9
Public Voice (DC)
70
10
Puerto Rico: Asociacion Pro Albergue y Protección de Animales (APAYPA) (Puerto Rico)
70
11
Puerto Rico: Bienestar (Puerto Rico)
70
12
Puerto Rico: Humane Society of Puerto Rico
70
13
Puerto Rico: Miscellaneous/Puerto Rico
70
14
Puerto Rico: Protectores de Animales (Puerto Rico)
70
15
Pure Food Campaign (DC)
70
16
Rabbit Rescue Project (CA)
70
17
Rachel Carson Council, Inc. (MD)
70
18
Rainforest Action Network (CA) 2”
70
19
Rainforest Reptile Refuge Society
70
20
Red Wolf Sanctuary (Indiana)
70
21
Redwings Horse Sanctuary (CA)
70
22
Redwings Horse Sanctuary (UK)
70
23
Reptile Defense Fund (LA)
70
24
Rescue Ranch (Canada)
71
1
Retired Greyhound as Pets (REGAP) (FL)
71
2
Retirement Home for Horses (UK)
71
3
Retirement Home for Horses, Inc. (FL)
71
4
Riverglen Feline Conservation Park (Arkansas)
71
5
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation (MT)
71
6
Rondebult Bird Sanctuary (Canada)
71
7
Russia: All-Russian Society for Nature Conservation (Russia)
71
8
Russia: Association for the Defense of Homeless Animals (Russia)
71
9
Russia: Center for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (CETA) (Russia)
71
10
Russia: Miscellaneous (Russia)
71
11
Russia: National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Russia) - missing folder
71
12
Russia: St. Petersburg Vegetarians (Russia)
71
13
Russia: Tallin Animal Protection Society (TAPS) (Russia)
71
14
Russia: Vegetarian Society of Russia
71
15
Russian Society for the Protection of Animals (Russia)
71
16
Save African Endangered Wildlife Foundation
71
17
Save the Cow (FL)
71
18
Save the Cow Fund (CA)
71
19
Save the Florida Panther (FL)
71
20
Save the Manatee Club (FL)
71
21
SC: International Primate Protection League (IPPL) (SC)- 1 of 5
71
22
SC: International Primate Protection League (IPPL) (SC)- 2 of 5
71
23
SC: International Primate Protection League (IPPL) (SC)- 3 of 5
71
24
SC: International Primate Protection League (IPPL) (SC)- 4 of 5
71
25
SC: International Primate Protection League (IPPL) (SC)- 5 of 5
71
26
SC: South Carolina Association for Marine Mammal Protection (SC)
71
27
Scientists Center for Animal Welfare (DC)
71
28
Scientists Group for Reform of Animal Experimentation
72
1
Sea Shepherd Conservation Society (CA) 1 of 2
72
2
Sea Shepherd Conservation Society (CA) 2 of 2
72
3
Sea Turtle Center (CA)
72
4
Seal Beach Animal Care
72
5
Shambala Preserve (CA)
72
6
Shrine P. U. P. S. (People’s United Pet Support) (GA)
72
7
Shubenacadie Wolf Center (Canada)
72
8
Sierra Club (CA)- 1 of 2
72
9
Sierra Club (CA)- 2 of 2
72
9
Simian Lodge (VA)
72
10
Simian Society (MO)
72
11
Singapore Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
72
12
Sociedad, La, Venezolana Protectora de Animales (locate)
72
13
Society for Animal Protective Legislation (DC) 2”
72
14
Society for the Conservation of Bighorn Sheep
72
15
Society of Kind Understanding for Not Killing Skunks (SKUNKS) (CA)
72
16
South Africa: Afrikaans Articles
72
17
South Africa: Animal Voice of South Africa (South Africa)
72
18
South Africa: Beauty Without Cruesty S. A. (South Africa)
72
19
South Africa: Front for Animal Liberation and Conservation of Nature (FALCON) (South Africa)
72
20
South Africa: Miscellaneous/Other Groups/South Africa
72
21
South Africa: South African Association Against Painful Experiments on Animals (SAAAPEA)
72
22
South Africa: South Africans for the Abolition of Vivisection—Pretoria (SAAV) (South Africa)
72
23
South Florida Ferret Shelter
73
1
Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary (Antarctica)
73
2
Spain Alternativa para la Liberación Animal (Spain) 1 ½”
73
3
Spain Anti Bullfighting Campaign International (Spain)
73
4
Spain Asociacion Nacional Para la Defensa de los Animales (Spain
73
5
Spain Asociacion Para Un Trato Etico con Los Animales (ATEA) (Spain)
73
6
Spain Association for the Defense of Animal Rights (Spain)
73
7
Spain Coordinadora de Organizaciones de Defensa Ambiental (CODA) (Spain)
73
8
Spain Miscellaneous/Spain
73
9
Spain Spanish Articles - 1 of 4
74
1
Spain Spanish Articles - 2 of 4
74
2
Spain Spanish Articles - 3 of 4
74
3
Spain Spanish Articles - 4 of 4
74
3
Spay—USA
74
5
SPCA: Miscellaneous/SPCA/International
74
6
St. Louis Herpetological Society (MO)
74
7
Student Action Corps for Animals (DC)
74
8
Students United Protesting Research on Sentient Subjects (SUPRESS) (CA)
74
9
Sugarloaf Dolphin Sanctuary (FL)
74
10
Suncoast Seabird Sanctuary (FL)
74
11
Switzerland: International League of Doctors for the Abolition of Animal Experimentation (ILDAAE) (Switzerland)
74
12
Switzerland: CIVIS (Switzerland) - 1 of 2
74
13
Switzerland: CIVIS (Switzerland)- 2 of 2
74
14
Switzerland: Miscellaneous/Switzerland
74
15
Switzerland: Swiss Articles
74
16
Switzerland: Swiss League Against Vivisection and for Animal Rights
74
17
Switzerland: World Federation for the Protection of Animals (Switzerland)
74
18
Taiwan: Life Conservationist Association (Taiwan)
75
1
Taiwan: Miscellaneous/Taiwan
75
2
Tanzania: Tanzania Wildlife Fund (Tanzania)
75
3
Tenn: National Foundation to Protect America’s Eagles (Tenn)
75
4
Thai Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
75
5
Thailand: Asian Vegetarian Union (Thailand)
75
6
The Institute for the Study of Animal Problems (DC)
75
7
Tiger Haven (TN)
75
8
Tigers Only Preservation Society (NJ)
75
9
Traffic (USA) (DC)
75
10
TX: Association of Sanctuaries, The (TX)
75
11
TX: Bat Conservation International (TX)
75
12
TX: Center for Marine Conservation (TX)
75
13
TX: Children’s Alliance for Protection of the Environment (CAPE) (TX)
75
14
TX: Greater San Antonio Herpetological Society (TX)
75
15
TX: Help Endangered Animals—Ridley Turtles (HEART) (TX)
75
16
TX: Monkey Business (TX)
75
17
TX: Naturalists Advocating Vegetarian and Ecological Lifestyles (NAVEL) (TX)
75
18
TX: Sea Turtle, Inc. (TX)
75
19
UK: Advocates for Animals (UK)
75
20
UK: Alliance for Animal Rights (AFAR) (UK)
75
21
UK: Anglican Society for the Welfare of Animals (UK)
75
22
UK: Animal Aid (UK)- 1 of 2
75
23
UK: Animal Aid (UK) - 2 of 2
75
24
UK: Animal Concern (Scotland), Ltd.
76
1
UK: Animal Cruelty Investigation Group (UK)
76
2
UK: Animal Liberation Investigation Unit (UK)
76
3
UK: Animal Properties (UK)
76
4
UK: Animal Protection Foundation (UK)
76
5
UK: Animal Rescue (UK)
76
6
UK: Animal Rights Association (UK)
76
7
UK: Animal Rights Coalition (UK)
76
8
UK: Animus (UK)
76
9
UK: ARC Print (UK)
76
10
UK: Ark (UK) (“Ark Times” first issue)
76
11
UK: Arkangel (UK)
76
12
UK: Artists for Animals (UK)
76
13
UK: Beauty without Cruelty (UK)
76
14
UK: Bolivian Wildlife Society (UK)
76
15
UK: British Hedgehog Preservation Society
76
16
UK: British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection (BUAV) Literature - 1 of 5
76
17
UK: British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection (BUAV) Literature - 2 of 5
76
18
UK: British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection (BUAV) Literature - 3 of 5
76
19
UK: British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection (BUAV) Literature - 4 of 5
76
20
UK: British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection (BUAV) Literature - 5 of 5
76
21
UK: Club ‘Information “Protection Animaux” (C.I.P.A.) (Switzerland)
76
22
UK: Doctors in Britain Against Animal Experiments (UK)
76
23
UK: Enough (UK)
76
24
UK: Environmental Investigation Agency (UK)
77
1
UK: Farm Animal Welfare Council (UK)
77
2
UK: Farm Animal Welfare Network (UK)
77
3
UK: Fight against Animal Cruelty in Europe (UK)
77
4
UK: Fox Project (UK)
77
5
UK: Friends of the Earth Endangered Species Campaign (UK)
77
6
UK: Fund for the Replacement of Animals in Medical Experiments (UK)
77
7
UK: GECCAP (UK)
77
8
UK: Hedgehog Preservation Society (UK)
77
9
UK: Humane Research Trust (UK)
77
10
UK: Hunt Saboteurs Association (UK)
77
11
UK: Huntington Death Sciences Campaign (UK)
77
12
UK: International Association Against Painful Experiments on Animals (IAAPEA) (UK)
77
13
UK: International Dolphin Watch Supporters Club (UK)
77
14
UK: International League for Animal Rights (UK)
77
15
UK: International League for the Protection of Horses (UK)
77
16
UK: International Vegetarian Union (UK)
77
17
UK: Kids and Others for Animals (UK)
77
18
UK: Laboratory Animals Protection Society (LAPS) (UK)
77
19
UK: League Against Cruel Sports (UK)
77
20
UK: Libearty (UK)
77
21
UK: Liberal Animal Welfare Group (LAWG) (UK)
77
22
UK: Links/Lynx (UK)
77
23
UK: Lord Dowding Fund for Humane Research (UK)
78
1
UK: Miscellaneous (UK)
78
2
UK: Missing Links (UK)
78
3
UK: Mobilisation for Laboratory Animals (UK)
78
4
UK: National Anti-Coursing Council (UK)
78
5
UK: National Anti-Vivisection Society (UK)
78
6
UK: National Equine (and Smaller Animals) Defence League
78
7
UK: Nature Conservancy Council (UK)
78
8
UK: Nurses Anti-Vivisection Movement (UK)
78
9
UK: Pagan Animal Rights (UK)
78
10
UK: People against Chimpanzee Experiments (UK)
78
11
UK: Respect for Animals (UK)
78
12
UK: Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) (UK)
78
13
UK: Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (UK)
78
14
UK: Save the Rhino International (UK)
78
15
UK: School Campaign for Reaction Against Meat (SCREAM!) (UK)
78
16
UK: Scottish Anti-Vivisection Society [See “Animal Concern (Scotland), Ltd which incorporated this as of Dec. 1988.]
78
17
UK: Shark Protection League (UK)
79
1
UK: Shellfish Network, The (UK)
79
2
UK: Society for the Preservation of Working Oxen (UK)
79
3
UK: Society for the Protection of Animals Abroad, The (SPANA) (UK)
79
4
UK: St. Tiggywinkles Hospital (UK)
79
5
UK: Swan Rescue Service (UK)
79
6
UK: The Born Free Foundation (UK)
79
7
UK: The Fauna and Flora Preservation Society (UK)
79
8
UK: Tortoise Trust (UK)
79
9
UK: Ukraine
79
10
UK: Universities Federation for Animal Welfare (UFAW) (UK)
79
11
UK: Vegan Society (UK)
79
12
UK: Vegetarian Match Makers (UK)
79
13
UK: Vegetarian Society of the UK, Ltd.
79
14
UK: Veggies (UK)
79
15
UK: Viva! (Vegetarians International Voice for Animals) (UK)
79
16
UK: Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society (UK)
79
17
UK: Wild Things (UK)
79
18
Unexpected Wildlife Refuge/Miscellaneous
79
19
Unitarian Universalists for the Ethical Treatment of Animals
79
20
United Action for Animals—Correspondence
79
21
United Action for Animals—General/Miscellaneous
80
1
United Action for Animals—Legislation (NY) - 2 of 2
80
2
United Action for Animals—Legislation (NY)- 2 of 2
80
3
United Action for Animals—Newsclippings
80
4
United Action for Animals—Newsletters
80
5
United Action for Animals—Reports—Addition
80
6
United Action for Animals—Reports—Aggression
80
7
United Action for Animals—Reports—Alternatives (Reports)
80
8
United Action for Animals—Reports—Beating/Crushing
80
9
United Action for Animals—Reports—Child Health
80
10
United Action for Animals—Reports—Duplication
80
11
United Action for Animals—Reports—Heat Stroke
80
12
United Action for Animals—Reports—Higher Education
80
13
United Action for Animals—Reports—Mental Health
81
1
United Action for Animals—Reports—Military
81
2
United Action for Animals—Reports—Miscellaneous
81
3
United Action for Animals—Reports—Radiation
81
4
United Action for Animals—Reports—Sex
81
5
United Action for Animals—Reports—Space
81
6
United Action for Animals—Reports—Toxicity
81
7
United Action for Animals—Reports—Zoo/Vivisection Connection
81
8
United Animal Nations
81
9
United Federation of Leaders Humane Education Commission (UFT)
81
10
United Poultry Concerns, Inc. (MD) - 1 of 2
81
11
United Poultry Concerns, Inc. (MD) - 2 of 2
81
12
USA Defenders of Greyhounds (MI)
81
13
UT: Bear Net (UT)
81
14
VA: Cousteau (VA)
81
15
VA: Dolphin Rescue Brigade
81
16
VA: Equine Rescue League (VA)
81
17
VA: Hampton Roads Vegetarian Society (VA)
82
1
VA: Landoun Area Ferret Fanciers (VA)
82
2
VA: League of Independent Ferret Enthusiasts (VA)
82
3
VA: Meowoer Power Feral Cat Coalition, Inc. (VA)
82
4
VA: National Humane Education Society (VA) - 1 of 2
82
5
VA: National Humane Education Society (VA) - 2 of 2
82
6
VA: Northeast Rat and Mouse Club International (VA)
82
7
VA: Prevent a Litter Coalition (VA)
82
8
VA: Tidewater Humane (VA)
82
9
VA: Virginia Beach Vegetarian Society (VA)
82
10
VA: Wildlife Care (VA)
82
11
VA: Williamsburg Turtle and Tortoise Society and Rescue (VA)
82
12
VA: World of Lupus Friends (W.O.L.F.) (VA)
82
13
Vegetarian Information Service (DC)
82
14
Vegetarian Resource Group (formerly “Baltimore Vegetarians”) (MD) - 1 of 3
82
15
Vegetarian Resource Group (formerly “Baltimore Vegetarians”) (MD) - 2 of 3
82
16
Vegetarian Resource Group (formerly “Baltimore Vegetarians”) (MD) - 3 of 3
82
17
Vegetarian Society of Hawaii (Hawaii)
82
18
Vegetarian Union of North America (Empty)
83
1
Vermonters for Banning Leg-Hold Traps (VT)
83
2
Vieques Humane Society and Animal Rescue (Puerto Rico)
83
3
Virginia Beach SPCA
83
4
Voice of Nature Network
83
5
VT: Save the Greyhound Dogs (VT)
83
6
WA: Center for Whale Research (WA)
83
7
WA: Coalition for No Whales in Captivity (WA)
83
8
WA: Delta Society (People, Animals, Environment)
83
9
WA: Friends of Washoe (WA)
83
10
WA: International Snow Leopard Trust (WA)
83
11
WA: Interspecies Communication
83
12
WA: Pacific Northwest Herpetological Society (PNHS) (WA)
83
13
WA: Pacific Progressive Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) - 1 of 5
83
14
WA: Pacific Progressive Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) - 2 of 5
83
15
WA: Pacific Progressive Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) - 3 of 5
83
16
WA: Pacific Progressive Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) - 4 of 5
83
17
WA: Pacific Progressive Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) - 5 of 5
83
18
WA: Timber Wolf Alliance
84
1
WA: Washington Wolf Project (WA)
84
2
Wards, Inc. (DC)
84
3
Washington Animal Rescue League (DC)
84
4
Washington County Citizens Against Greyhound Racing (MD)
84
5
Washington Humane Society (WHS) (DC) - 1 of 5
84
6
Washington Humane Society (WHS) (DC) - 2 of 5
84
7
Washington Humane Society (WHS) (DC) - 3 of 5
84
8
Washington Humane Society (WHS) (DC) - 4 of 5
84
9
Washington Humane Society (WHS) (DC) - 5 of 5
84
10
We Adopt Greyhounds, Inc. (WAG)
84
11
Whale Center (CA)
84
12
Whale Protection Fund (DC)
84
13
Whale Rescue Project (DC)
84
14
Whale Rescue Team (CA)
84
15
WI: Wisconsin Horse and Pony Humane Society
84
16
Wild Animal Orphanage (TX)
84
17
Wild Burro Rescue (WA)
84
18
Wild Canid Survival and Research Center (Wolf Sanctuary) (MO)
84
19
Wild Dolphin Project—Marine Mammals (FL)
84
20
Wild Horse Coalition (CA)
85
1
Wild Horse Sanctuary (CA)
85
2
Wild Wings (CA)
85
3
Wilderness Ranch (CO)
85
4
Wilderness Society (DC)
85
5
Wildlife 2000
85
6
Wildlife Conservation Society
85
7
Wildlife Damage Review (AZ)
85
8
Wildlife Rescue and Sanctuary (FL)
85
9
Wildlife Way Station (CA)
85
10
Wind Rock Wild Bird Rescue (Montana)
85
11
Wings for Greyhounds (DC)
85
12
Wings for Greyhounds, Inc. (CA)
85
13
Wisconsin Horse and Pony Humane Society
85
14
Wolf Education and Research Center (Idaho)
85
15
Wolf Haven America (WA)
85
16
Wolf Park (IN)
85
17
Wolf Song of Alaska
85
18
Wolfsong Ranch (AZ)
85
19
World Animal Welfare Group
85
20
World Bird Sanctuary (MO)
85
21
World Center for Birds of Prey (Idaho)
85
22
World League for the Protection of Animals (WLPA)
85
23
World of Knowledge, Ltd.
85
24
World Society for the Protection of Animals (MA)- 1 of 3
85
25
World Society for the Protection of Animals (MA) - 2 of 3
85
26
World Society for the Protection of Animals (MA) - 3 of 3
85
27
World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA)
86
1
Write Cause, The (CA)
86
2
Young Indian Vegetarians
86
3
Youth for Animal Rights
86
4
Youth for Environmental Awareness
86
5
Youth for Environmental Sanity (CA)
86
6
Zoo Check
86
7
Progressive Organizations
Series 3
1.5 Linear feet
3 archival boxes
Primates—Baboons-1 of 2
86
8
Primates—Baboons-2 of 2
86
9
Primates—Chimpanzees-1 of 8
86
10
Primates—Chimpanzees-2 of 8
86
11
Primates—Chimpanzees-3 of 8
86
12
Primates—Chimpanzees-4 of 8
86
13
Primates—Chimpanzees-5 of 8
86
14
Primates—Chimpanzees-6 of 8
86
15
Primates—Chimpanzees-7 of 8
86
16
Primates—Chimpanzees-8 of 8
86
17
Primates—General/Miscellaneous—1981-1983
87
1
Primates—General/Miscellaneous—1984-1986
87
2
Primates—General/Miscellaneous—1987
87
3
Primates—General/Miscellaneous—1988-1 of 2
87
4
Primates—General/Miscellaneous—1988-2 of 2
87
5
Primates—General/Miscellaneous—1989
87
6
Primates—General/Miscellaneous—1990
87
7
Primates—General/Miscellaneous—1991
87
8
Primates—General/Miscellaneous—1992
87
9
Primates—General/Miscellaneous—1993
87
10
Primates—General/Miscellaneous—1994-1 of 2
87
11
Primates—General/Miscellaneous—1994-2 of 2
87
12
Primates—General/Miscellaneous—1995
88
1
Primates—General/Miscellaneous—1996
88
2
Primates—General/Miscellaneous - 1 of 4
88
1
Primates—General/Miscellaneous - 2 of 4
88
2
Primates—General/Miscellaneous - 3 of 4
88
3
Primates—General/Miscellaneous - 4 of 4
88
4
Primates—Gorillas
88
5
Primates—Rhesus-1 of 4
88
6
Primates—Rhesus-2 of 4
88
7
Primates—Rhesus-3 of 4
88
8
Primates—Rhesus-4 of 4
88
9
Rabbits-1 of 4
88
10
Rabbits-2 of 4
88
11
Rabbits-3 of 4
88
12
Rabbits-4 of 4
88
13
Reptiles—General/Miscellaneous
88
14
Experimentation
Series 4
7.0 Linear feet
14 archival boxes
Alternatives to Product Testing—Assays (Bio-, Immuno-, Radio-)
89
1
Alternatives to Product Testing—CAM Test/Eggs
89
2
Alternatives to Product Testing—Cell and Tissue Culture-1 of 3
89
3
Alternatives to Product Testing—Cell and Tissue Culture-2 of 3
89
4
Alternatives to Product Testing—Cell and Tissue Culture-3 of 3
89
5
Alternatives to Product Testing—Clinical Tests
89
6
Alternatives to Product Testing—Computers/Mathematical Models
89
7
Alternatives to Product Testing—General/Miscellaneous-1 of 3
89
8
Alternatives to Product Testing—General/Miscellaneous-2 of 3
89
9
Alternatives to Product Testing—General/Miscellaneous-3 of 3
89
10
Alternatives to Product Testing—LAL test Testing
90
1
Alternatives to Product Testing—Mechanical Models
90
2
Alternatives to Product Testing—Organs, isolated
90
3
Biotechnology Industry
90
4
Delays in Construction of Facilities
90
5
Experimentation--Funding—Government-1 of 12
90
6
Experimentation--Funding—Government-2 of 12
90
7
Experimentation--Funding—Government-3 of 12
90
8
Experimentation--Funding—Government-4 of 12
90
9
Experimentation--Funding—Government-5 of 12
90
10
Experimentation--Funding—Government-6 of 12
90
11
Experimentation--Funding—Government-7 of 12
90
12
Experimentation--Funding—Government-8 of 12
90
13
Experimentation--Funding—Government-9 of 12
90
14
Experimentation--Funding—Government-10 of 12
90
15
Experimentation--Funding—Government-11 of 12
90
16
Experimentation--Funding—Government-12 of 12
90
17
Experimentation—Funding—Charity-1 of 2
91
1
Experimentation—Funding—Charity-2 of 2
91
2
Experimentation—Funding—Gen./Misc.-1 of 2
91
3
Experimentation—Funding—Gen./Misc.-1 of 2
91
4
Experimentation—Funding—Industry-1 of 3
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Experimentation—Funding—Industry-2 of 3
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Experimentation—Funding—Industry-3 of 3
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Experimentation—General—1980-82 - 1 of 2
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Experimentation—General—1980-82 - 2 of 2
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Experimentation—General—1983
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Experimentation—General—1984
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Experimentation—General—1985 - 1 of 2
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Experimentation—General—1985 - 2 of 2
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Experimentation—General—1986 - 1 of 4
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Experimentation—General—1986 - 2 of 4
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Experimentation—General—1986 - 3 of 4
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Experimentation—General—1986 - 4 of 4
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Experimentation—General—1987 - 1 of 3
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Experimentation—General—1987 - 2 of 3
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Experimentation—General—1987 - 3 of 3
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Experimentation—General—1988 - 1 of 4
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Experimentation—General—1988 - 2 of 4
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Experimentation—General—1988 - 3 of 4
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Experimentation—General—1988 - 4 of 4
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Experimentation—General—1989
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Experimentation—General—1990 - 1 of 2
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Experimentation—General—1990 - 2 of 2
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Experimentation—General—1991
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Experimentation—General—1992
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Experimentation—General—1993
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Experimentation—General—1994
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Experimentation—General—1995
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Experimentation—General—1996
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Experimentation—General—1997
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Experimentation—General—1998 (some correspondence between PETA and medical schools.
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Experimentation—General—1999 (empty)
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Experimentation—General—2000 (empty)
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Experimentation—General—2001 (empty)
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Experimentation—General—No Date - 1 of 5
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Experimentation—General—No Date - 2 of 5
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Experimentation—General—No Date - 3 of 5
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Experimentation—General—No Date - 4 of 5
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Experimentation—General—No Date - 5 of 5
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Experimentation—General—Nobel Prizes
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Experimentation—General—Peer Review
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Experimentation—General—pre 1980
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Experimentation—Propaganda—1988 (with “Information Packs” for the US Congress)- 1 of 4
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Experimentation—Propaganda—1988 (with “Information Packs” for the US Congress) - 2 of 4
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Experimentation—Propaganda—1988 (with “Information Packs” for the US Congress) - 3 of 4
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Experimentation—Propaganda—1988 (with “Information Packs” for the US Congress) - 4 of 4
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Experimentation—Propaganda—1989 - 1 of 4
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Experimentation—Propaganda—1989 - 2 of 4
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Experimentation—Propaganda—1989 - 3 of 4
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Experimentation—Propaganda—1989 - 4 of 4
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Experimentation—Propaganda—1990 - 1 of 5
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Experimentation—Propaganda—1990 - 2 of 5
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Experimentation—Propaganda—1990 - 3 of 5
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Experimentation—Propaganda—1990 - 4 of 5
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Experimentation—Propaganda—1990 - 5 of 5
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Experimentation—Propaganda—1991
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Experimentation—Propaganda—1992
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Experimentation—Propaganda—1993
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Experimentation—Propaganda—1994
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Experimentation—Propaganda—1995-1996 (medical school propaganda and how to respond to the Animal Rights Movement, with sample lectures)
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Experimentation—Propaganda—1996
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Experimentation—Propaganda—1997
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Experimentation—Waste 1 of 5
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Experimentation—Waste 2 of 5
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Experimentation—Waste 3 of 5
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Experimentation—Waste 4 of 5
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Experimentation—Waste 5 of 5
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Falsification/Bribery—Drug Companies—American Cyanimid Co.
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Falsification/Bribery—Drug Companies—American Therapeutics, Inc.
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Falsification/Bribery—Drug Companies—BARR
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3
Falsification/Bribery—Drug Companies—Bolar
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4
Falsification/Bribery—Drug Companies—IBT
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5
Falsification/Bribery—Drug Companies—Miscellaneous
96
6
Falsification/Bribery—Drug Companies—Par
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Falsification/Bribery—Drug Companies—Phar-Mor, Inc.
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Falsification/Bribery—Drug Companies—Pharma Kinetics Laboratories, Inc.
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Falsification/Bribery—Drug Companies—Vitarine
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10
Falsification/Bribery—Investigators
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11
Falsification/Bribery—Specific People—Baltimore People
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Falsification/Bribery—Specific People—Borer
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Falsification/Bribery—Specific People—Breuning
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Falsification/Bribery—Specific People—Bridges
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Falsification/Bribery—Specific People—Cort
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Falsification/Bribery—Specific People—Darsee
96
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Falsification/Bribery—Specific People—Fisher, Bernard
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Falsification/Bribery—Specific People—Frazier
96
19
Falsification/Bribery—Specific People—Gallo, Robert
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Falsification/Bribery—Specific People—Hamosh, Margit
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Falsification/Bribery—Specific People—Hansen
96
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Falsification/Bribery—Specific People—Healy, Bernadine
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Falsification/Bribery—Specific People—Imanishi-Kari, Thereza
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Falsification/Bribery—Specific People—Long
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Falsification/Bribery—Specific People—Milanese
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Falsification/Bribery—Specific People—Miscellaneous
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Falsification/Bribery—Specific People—Needleman, Herbert
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Falsification/Bribery—Specific People—Ninnemann, John
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Falsification/Bribery—Specific People—Perlmutter, Marion
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3
Falsification/Bribery—Specific People—Rosen, Gerald
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4
Falsification/Bribery—Specific People—Salahuddin, Syed Zaki
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Falsification/Bribery—Specific People—Sarin, Prem
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Falsification/Bribery—Specific People—Seife, Marvin
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Falsification/Bribery—Specific People—Slutsky
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Falsification/Bribery—Specific People—Straus
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Falsification/Bribery—Specific People—Summerlin
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10
Falsification/Bribery—Specific People—Summers
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11
Falsification/Bribery—Specific People—Terry, Leon Cass.
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Miscellaneous—fraud—miscellaneous—in the use of government funded research - 1 of 3
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Miscellaneous—fraud—miscellaneous—in the use of government funded research - 2 of 3
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Miscellaneous—fraud—miscellaneous—in the use of government funded research - 3 of 3
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Types of Alternatives—General - 1 of 13
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Types of Alternatives—General - 2 of 13
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Types of Alternatives—General - 3 of 13
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Types of Alternatives—General - 4 of 13
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Types of Alternatives—General - 5 of 13
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Types of Alternatives—General - 6 of 13
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Types of Alternatives—General - 7 of 13
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Types of Alternatives—General - 8 of 13
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Types of Alternatives—General - 9 of 13
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Types of Alternatives—General - 10 of 13
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Types of Alternatives—General - 11 of 13
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Types of Alternatives—General - 12 of 13
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Types of Alternatives—General - 13 of 13
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Types of Alternatives—Genetic Test Systems
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Types of Alternatives—GRAS
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Types of Alternatives—Human Tests - 1 of 10
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Types of Alternatives—Human Tests - 2 of 10
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Types of Alternatives—Human Tests - 3 of 10
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Types of Alternatives—Human Tests - 4 of 10
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Types of Alternatives—Human Tests - 5 of 10
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Types of Alternatives—Human Tests - 6 of 10
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Types of Alternatives—Human Tests - 7 of 10
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Types of Alternatives—Human Tests - 8 of 10
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Types of Alternatives—Human Tests - 9 of 10
99
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Types of Alternatives—Human Tests - 10 of 10
99
6
Types of Alternatives—Isolated Organs
99
7
Types of Alternatives—LAL test
99
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Types of Alternatives—Mathematical Models
99
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Types of Alternatives—Miscellaneous
99
10
Types of Alternatives—Models
99
11
Types of Alternatives—Monoclonal Atibodies
99
12
Types of Alternatives—Neomorts
99
13
Types of Alternatives—Observation
99
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Types of Alternatives—Placenta
100
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Types of Alternatives—Plants
100
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Types of Alternatives—Plastic Models
100
3
Types of Alternatives—Registries
100
4
Types of Alternatives—Robots
100
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Types of Alternatives—Visuals
100
6
Types of Experiments—Alcohol - 1 of 5
100
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Types of Experiments—Alcohol - 2 of 5
100
8
Types of Experiments—Alcohol - 3 of 5
100
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Types of Experiments—Alcohol - 4 of 5
100
10
Types of Experiments—Alcohol - 5 of 5
100
11
Types of Experiments—Allergy
100
12
Types of Experiments—Alzheimers - 1 of 2
100
13
Types of Experiments—Alzheimers - 2 of 2
100
14
Types of Experiments—Arthritis
100
15
Types of Experiments—Atherosclerosis
100
16
Types of Experiments—Blood
100
17
Types of Experiments—Brain - 1 of 6
101
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Types of Experiments—Brain - 2 of 6
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Types of Experiments—Brain - 3 of 6
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Types of Experiments—Brain - 4 of 6
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4
Types of Experiments—Brain - 5 of 6
101
5
Types of Experiments—Brain - 6 of 6
101
6
Types of Experiments—Burns
101
7
Types of Experiments—Cancer—Causes - 1 of 5
101
8
Types of Experiments—Cancer—Causes - 2 of 5
101
9
Types of Experiments—Cancer—Causes - 3 of 5
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10
Types of Experiments—Cancer—Causes - 4 of 5
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11
Types of Experiments—Cancer—Causes - 5 of 5
101
12
Types of Experiments—Cancer—Prevention
102
1
Types of Experiments—Cancer—Treatments (Cancer, Cure and Cover-Up, by Patrick Rattigan; “Everyone should know that the ‘War on Cancer’ is largely a fraud”—Linus Pauling: Double Nobel Laureate.-1 of 6
102
2
Types of Experiments—Cancer—Treatments (Cancer, Cure and Cover-Up, by Patrick Rattigan; “Everyone should know that the ‘War on Cancer’ is largely a fraud”—Linus Pauling: Double Nobel Laureate.-2 of 6
102
3
Types of Experiments—Cancer—Treatments (Cancer, Cure and Cover-Up, by Patrick Rattigan; “Everyone should know that the ‘War on Cancer’ is largely a fraud”—Linus Pauling: Double Nobel Laureate.-3 of 6
102
4
Types of Experiments—Cancer—Treatments (Cancer, Cure and Cover-Up, by Patrick Rattigan; “Everyone should know that the ‘War on Cancer’ is largely a fraud”—Linus Pauling: Double Nobel Laureate.-4 of 6
102
5
Types of Experiments—Cancer—Treatments (Cancer, Cure and Cover-Up, by Patrick Rattigan; “Everyone should know that the ‘War on Cancer’ is largely a fraud”—Linus Pauling: Double Nobel Laureate.-5 of 6
102
6
Types of Experiments—Cancer—Treatments (Cancer, Cure and Cover-Up, by Patrick Rattigan; “Everyone should know that the ‘War on Cancer’ is largely a fraud”—Linus Pauling: Double Nobel Laureate.-6 of 6
102
7
Types of Experiments—Car Crash
102
8
Types of Experiments—Cloning
102
9
Types of Experiments—Cryonics-1 of 3
102
10
Types of Experiments—Cryonics-2 of 3
102
11
Types of Experiments—Cryonics-3 of 3
102
12
Unreliability (of Animal Models)—Addiction
103
1
Unreliability (of Animal Models)—Dental
103
2
Unreliability (of Animal Models)—General/Miscellaneous. Question of objectivity in Biomedical Research; burn research with animals; horror stories of the treatment of live animals, especially rats and dogs. Clippings and photocopies from newspapers - 1 of 2
103
3
Unreliability (of Animal Models)—General/Miscellaneous. Question of objectivity in Biomedical Research; burn research with animals; horror stories of the treatment of live animals, especially rats and dogs. Clippings and photocopies from newspapers - 2 of 2
104
4
Unreliability (of Animal Models)—Parkinson’s
103
5
Unreliability (of Animal Models)—Safety Testing - 1 of 2
103
6
Unreliability (of Animal Models)—Safety Testing - 2 of 2
103
7
Unreliability (of Animal Models)—Specific Organs
103
8
Genetic Engineering
Series 5
1.5 Linear feet
3 archival boxes
Genetic Engineering—Cloning. ONAL; Arizona Republic; Sunday Times; Washington Post; Telegraph; New Scientist; Guardian—Ethical issues for humans and the treatment of animals—more beef, richer milk; animal rights in the age of cloning (Newsday, New York, May 13, 1997); human cloning—the debate (Christian Science Monitor);Dolly, ethics; articles and photocopies - 1 of 8
103
9
Genetic Engineering—Cloning - 2 of 8
103
10
Genetic Engineering—Cloning - 3 of 8
103
11
Genetic Engineering—Cloning - 4 of 8
103
12
Genetic Engineering—Cloning - 5 of 8
103
13
Genetic Engineering—Cloning - 6 of 8
103
14
Genetic Engineering—Cloning - 7 of 8
103
15
Genetic Engineering—Cloning - 8 of 8
103
16
Genetic Engineering—Drug Production. The DNA experiment; genetic alteration; breeding and cross breeding (monk Gregor Mendel breeds and cross breeds 22 strains of peas. Biotechnology; mice engineering to produce protein to protect against heart attack, cancer, and pigs produce anti-clot protein
104
1
Genetic Engineering—General—1986 and before or no date. “A Science Report,” by Ed Regis, Omni, n.d. Gina Maranto, “Genetic Engineering: Hype, Hubris, and Haste,” Discover, June 1986, pp. 50 ff. The debate, doubts,
104
2
Genetic Engineering—General—1987. Conflict between Rifkin and the “biotech farm.” Conflict and ethics. GAO: Biotechnology: Role of Institutional Biosafety Committees, December 1987: GAO/RCED-88-64BR.
104
3
Genetic Engineering—General—1988. Animal patents—mice engineered to be more susceptible to cancer: Veterinarians involved in animal welfare groups are outraged by the government’s decision to patent an animal: Dr. Michael Fox, Vice President/Bioethics and Farm Animals of the Humane Society of the US, says, “This decision reflects an attitude towards creation as mere ownable property. This is a tragic backwards step for this nation to take.” DMV, June 1988, pp. 1 and 14. Article in The Washington Post Magazine, January 17, 1988, “Jeremy Rifkin Is a Little Worried about your Future,” by David Van Biema.
104
4
Genetic Engineering—General—1989. Rifkin blocks ‘gene therapy’ trials on humans in New Scientist,4 February 1989. “Rifkin: the scourge of biotechnologists.” Transgenic mice, smaller mice for more experiments.
104
5
Genetic Engineering—General—1990. The genetic age.
104
6
Genetic Engineering—General—1991. The human gnome project. Andrej Klimowski, “The Frankenstein Factor,” Weekend Guardian, Saturday-Sunday, Marcy 16-17, 1991; mice custom designed for research.
104
7
Genetic Engineering—General—1992
104
8
Genetic Engineering—General—1993
104
9
Genetic Engineering—General—1994 Leap from lab to medicine is difficult.
104
10
Genetic Engineering—General—1995
104
11
Genetic Engineering—General—1996. Man-beast: perilous Mix? London Daily Telegraph, February 18, 1996. “Splicing animal regulations,” The Nation, March 11, 1996, pp. 16 ff.
104
12
Genetic Engineering—General—1997. Slender folder
104
13
Genetic Engineering—General—2000 (3 pieces)
104
14
Genetic Engineering—General—2001 (empty)
104
15
Genetic Engineering—Patents. Technology and Law (Washington Post, August 20, 1987). Patent office and “gene-customized animals.” Churches unite to halt human gene patents. Patents granted for three types of laboratory mice. Animal patents stirs controversy, ethics concerns among DVMs. New York Times, editorial, April 21, 1987 “Yes, Patent Life.” “Mouse patent is issued to Harvart, World’s First for Higher Life Form. NYT, Wed, Apr. 13, 1988. “Mouse patent produces traps: The ownership of a genetically altered life form raises ethical and social issues,” Globe & Mail, Sept. 3, 1994. CAPA (Coalition against the Patenting of Animals from The Humane Society of the United States; 1994?)- 1 of 4
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1
Genetic Engineering—Patents - 2 of 4
105
2
Genetic Engineering—Patents - 3 of 4
105
3
Genetic Engineering—Patents - 4 of 4
105
4
Genetics (General)—1998 About animal research (slender folder) “Genetic trespassing and environmental ethics,’ Dr. Mira Fong, Center for Global Philosophy, Santa Fe, NM; article about Jeremy Rifkin, president of the Foundation on Economic Trends—to seek a patent to prevent creation of animal-human creature—animals that carry human genes, from the San Francisco Chronicle, April 3, 1988.
105
5
Genetics (General)—1999
105
6
Hair. Alopecia and the assistance of rats in solving the problem of baldness induced by chemotherapy (Wall Street Journal, Friday, September 28, 1990). (Slender file).
105
7
Head Injury. Animals used. Booklet with list of system Projects using non-human mammals to study human impact and trauma. A Few of the federally-funded projects categorized as a waste of tax dollars and animal life (Medical Research Modernization Committee 1985?); head injuries in the chimpanzee. Bashing of cat’s skulls - 1 of 3
105
8
Head Injury - 2 of 3
105
9
Head Injury - 3 of 3
105
10
Hearing/Noise. Testing for jet-noise stress; dolphins and the results of explosions. Annotated bibliography: Anthony P. Majors and Albert C. Myrick, “Effects of Noise on Animals: Implications for Dolphins exposed to Seal Bombs in the Eastern Tropical Pacific Purse-Seine Fishery,” November 1989, 46 pp.
105
11
Heart Disease - 1 of 2
105
12
Heart Disease - 2 of 2
105
13
Heat Stroke/Temperature. Treatment of animals to see how they respond to heat. “Animal agony and heat stroke research” from Animal Welfare Act: Unreported Crimes?” United Action for Animals, Inc. Treatment of baboons in a study by Duane W. Proppe of the Department of Physiology, University of Texas Health Sciene Center at San Antonio.(Leg Blood Flow in Heat-Stressed dehydrated Baboons, 1986,)
105
14
Hepatitis (large file)
106
1
Hepatitis (large file)
106
2
Herpes
106
3
Hodgkins
106
4
Hormones
106
5
Huntington’s Disease
106
6
Immobilization
106
7
Type of Experiment—Gunshot wounds. Dog used as subject.
106
8
Pest Control
Series 6
36 archival boxes
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Bats
107
1
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Birds—Crows (1 of 2)
107
2
"Pest Control"—Types of Animals—Birds—Crows (2 of 2)
107
3
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Birds—Ducks/Geese (1 of 6)
107
4
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Birds—Ducks/Geese (2 of 6)
107
5
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Birds—Ducks/Geese (3 of 6)
107
6
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Birds—Ducks/Geese (4 of 6)
107
7
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Birds—Ducks/Geese (5 of 6)
107
8
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Birds—Ducks/Geese (6 of 6)
107
9
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Birds—General/Miscellaneous (1 of 4)
107
10
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Birds—General/Miscellaneous (2 of 4)
107
11
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Birds—General/Miscellaneous (3 of 4)
107
12
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Birds—General/Miscellaneous (4 of 4)
107
13
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Birds—Pigeons (1 of 6)
107
14
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Birds—Pigeons (2 of 6)
107
15
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Birds—Pigeons (3 of 6)
107
16
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Birds—Pigeons (4 of 6)
107
17
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Birds—Pigeons (5 of 6)
155
1
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Birds—Pigeons (6 of 6)
155
2
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Birds—Seagulls
155
3
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Birds—Swans
155
4
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Cats
155
5
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Crustaceans
155
6
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Dogs
155
7
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Dolphins
155
8
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Elephants
155
9
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Fishes
155
10
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Frogs
155
11
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—General/Miscellaneous
155
12
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Insects—Ants
155
13
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Insects—Bees
155
14
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Insects—Cicadas/Locusts
155
15
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Insects—Cock Roaches
155
16
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Insects—Crickets
155
17
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Insects—General/Miscellaneous (1 of 9)
155
18
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Insects—General/Miscellaneous (2 of 9)
156
1
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Insects—General/Miscellaneous (3 of 9)
156
2
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Insects—General/Miscellaneous (4 of 9)
156
3
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Insects—General/Miscellaneous (5 of 9)
156
4
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Insects—General/Miscellaneous (6 of 9)
156
5
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Insects—General/Miscellaneous (7 of 9)
156
6
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Insects—General/Miscellaneous (8 of 9)
156
7
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Insects—General/Miscellaneous (9 of 9)
156
8
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Insects—Gypsy Moth (1 of 3)
156
9
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Insects—Gypsy Moth (2 of 3)
156
10
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Insects—Gypsy Moth (3 of 3)
156
11
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Insects—Medflies
156
12
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Insects—Mosquitoes
156
13
“Pest Control”—Types of Animals—Insects—Slugs
108
1
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Burro
108
2
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Insects—Kangaroos
108
3
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Insects—Koalas
108
4
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Insects—Termites
156
14
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Insects—Ticks (1 of 3)
156
15
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Insects—Ticks (2 of 3)
156
16
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Insects—Ticks (3 of 3)
156
17
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Primates
108
7
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Rabbits
108
8
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Raccoons
108
9
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Raccoons
108
10
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Reptiles—General
108
11
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Reptiles—Snakes
108
12
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Rodent—Beavers
108
13
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Rodent—General 2” - 1 of 8
108
14
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Rodent—General 2” - 2 of 8
108
15
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Rodent—General 2” - 3 of 8
108
16
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Rodent—General 2” - 4 of 8
108
17
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Rodent—General 2” - 5 of 8
108
18
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Rodent—General 2” - 6 of 8
108
19
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Rodent—General 2” - 7 of 8
108
20
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Rodent—General 2” - 8 of 8
108
21
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Rodent—Glue Traps—Correspondence
109
1
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Rodent—Glue Traps—Experimentation
109
2
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Rodent—Glue Traps—General/Miscellaneous
109
3
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Rodent—Glue Traps—Manufacturers
109
4
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Rodent—Glue Traps—Retailers
109
5
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Rodent—Glue Traps—Statements by Veterinarians
109
6
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Rodent—Rats and Mice—Humane—1 of 3
109
7
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Rodent—Rats and Mice—Humane—2 of 3
109
8
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Rodent—Rats and Mice—Humane—3 of 3
109
9
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Rodent—Rats and Mice—Inhumane- 1 of 5
109
10
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Rodent—Rats and Mice—Inhumane- 2 of 5
109
11
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Rodent—Rats and Mice—Inhumane- 3 of 5
109
12
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Rodent—Rats and Mice—Inhumane- 4 of 5
109
13
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Rodent—Rats and Mice—Inhumane- 5 of 5
109
14
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Rodent—Squirrels
109
15
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Sea Lions
110
1
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Skunks
110
2
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Ungulates—Bison - 1 of 3
110
3
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Ungulates—Bison - 2 of 3
110
4
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Ungulates—Bison - 3 of 3
110
5
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Ungulates—Deer—Contraception - 1 of 2
110
6
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Ungulates—Deer—Contraception - 2 of 2
110
7
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Ungulates—Deer—General/Miscellaneous (3”) - 1 of 12
110
8
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Ungulates—Deer—General/Miscellaneous (3”) - 2 of 12
110
9
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Ungulates—Deer—General/Miscellaneous (3”) - 3 of 12
110
10
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Ungulates—Deer—General/Miscellaneous (3”) - 4 of 12
110
11
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Ungulates—Deer—General/Miscellaneous (3”) - 5 of 12
110
12
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Ungulates—Deer—General/Miscellaneous (3”) - 6 of 12
110
13
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Ungulates—Deer—General/Miscellaneous (3”) - 7 of 12
110
14
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Ungulates—Deer—General/Miscellaneous (3”) - 8 of 12
110
15
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Ungulates—Deer—General/Miscellaneous (3”) - 9 of 12
110
16
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Ungulates—Deer—General/Miscellaneous (3”) -10 of 12
110
17
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Ungulates—Deer—General/Miscellaneous (3”) -11 of 12
110
18
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Ungulates—Deer—General/Miscellaneous (3”) -12 of 12
110
19
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Ungulates—Elk
111
1
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Ungulates—Moose
111
2
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Ungulates—Pigs
111
3
“Pest” Control—Type of Animals—Ungulates—Sheep
111
4
“Pest” Control—Types of Animal—Ungulates—Horses
111
5
“Pest” Control—Types of Animals—Ungulates—Goats (removal of goats from San Clemente island by the US Navy)
156
18
“Pest” Control—Ultra-sonic devices
111
7
Confidential Subject Files
Series 7
11.5 Linear feet
23 archival boxes
Addiction - 1 of 3
111
17
Addiction - 2 of 3
111
18
Addiction - 3 of 3
111
19
Aging
112
1
Agricultural
112
2
AIDS—Miscellaneous evolving theory of the origin of the virus
112
3
AIDS—Types of Animals—Cats
112
4
AIDS—Types of Animals—General/Miscellaneous
113
1
AIDS—Types of Animals—Primates—General/Miscellaneous
113
2
AIDS—Types of Animals—Primates—General/Miscellaneous - Primates
113
3
Balloon Releases (Balloons and the marine environment)
113
4
Muscular Dystrophy
113
5
Economics (cosmetics testing, cancer testing and the use of animals)
113
6
Facilities—Advanced Tissue Sciences, Inc.
113
7
Facilities—American Fund for Alternatives to Animal Research
113
8
Facilities—American Type Culture Collection
113
9
Facilities—BioSurface Technology, Inc. - missing folder
113
10
Facilities—Clonetics Corp.
113
11
Facilities—General/Miscellaneous (Fellowships for alternatives studies)
113
12
Facilities—Health Designs, Inc.
114
1
Facilities—Johns Hopkins Cener for Alternatives to Animal Research
114
2
Facilities—Molecular Devices Corp.
114
3
Facilities—National Testing Corp.
114
4
Facilities—New Brunswick Scientific
114
5
Facilities—Nonliving Systems Information Service
114
6
Facilities—Organogenesis
114
7
Facilities—Paracelsian
114
8
Facilities—Stratagene Corp. (Scripps College, La Jolla, CA: monoclonal antibodies alternatives made from bacteria without the need for animal testing.
114
9
Facilities—University of Saskatchewan
114
10
Multiple Sclerosis
115
1
Muscles
115
2
Neurological - 1 of 7
115
3
Neurological - 2 of 7
115
4
Neurological - 3 of 7
115
5
Neurological - 4 of 7
115
6
Neurological - 5 of 7
115
7
Neurological - 6 of 7
115
8
Neurological - 6 of 7
115
9
Neutritional - 1 of 7
115
10
Neutritional - 2 of 7
115
11
Neutritional - 3 of 7
115
12
Neutritional - 4 of 7
115
13
Neutritional - 5 of 7
115
14
Neutritional - 6 of 7
115
15
Neutritional - 7 of 7
115
16
Obesity - 1 of 3
115
18
Obesity - 2 of 3
115
19
Obesity - 3 of 3
115
20
Organ transplantation—Artificial Heart Information
116
1
Organ transplantation—Cost/Who Pays?
116
2
Organ transplantation—Criticism of Heart Transplants
116
3
Organ transplantation—DeBakey, Bailey, Others
116
4
Organ transplantation—Transplant Technology/Immunosuppression
116
5
Organ transplantation—Xenografts/General - 1 of 4
116
6
Organ transplantation—Xenografts/General - 2 of 4
116
7
Organ transplantation—Xenografts/General - 3 of 4
116
8
Organ transplantation—Xenografts/General - 4 of 4
116
9
Osteopathy (mostly about Army experimentation with bone breakage using greyhounds as test objects) - 1 of 4
116
10
Osteopathy (mostly about Army experimentation with bone breakage using greyhounds as test objects) - 2 of 4
116
11
Osteopathy (mostly about Army experimentation with bone breakage using greyhounds as test objects) - 3 of 4
116
12
Osteopathy (mostly about Army experimentation with bone breakage using greyhounds as test objects) - 4 of 4
116
13
OTA—Office of Technology Assessment—US Congress. (Correspondence, documents re: “Alternatives to Animal Use in Testing, Research, and Education.” - 1 of 2
117
1
OTA—Office of Technology Assessment—US Congress. (Correspondence, documents re: “Alternatives to Animal Use in Testing, Research, and Education.” - 2 of 2
117
2
Pain 2” - 1 of 3
117
3
Pain 2” - 2 of 3
117
4
Pain 2” - 3 of 3
117
5
Parkinson’s - 1 of 2
117
6
Parkinson’s - 2 of 2
117
7
Pneumonia
117
8
Polio
117
9
Pollution Hurting Wildlife—Plastic (plastic drink can holders) - 1 of 5
117
10
Pollution Hurting Wildlife—Plastic (plastic drink can holders) - 2 of 5
117
11
Pollution Hurting Wildlife—Plastic (plastic drink can holders) - 3 of 5
117
12
Pollution Hurting Wildlife—Plastic (plastic drink can holders) - 4 of 5
117
13
Pollution Hurting Wildlife—Plastic (plastic drink can holders) - 5 of 5
117
14
Ponds
117
15
Predator Control—Alligator
117
16
Predator Control—Bear - 1 of 4
118
1
Predator Control—Bear - 2 of 4
118
2
Predator Control—Bear - 3 of 4
118
3
Predator Control—Bear - 4 of 4
118
4
Predator Control—Coyote - 1 of 3
118
5
Predator Control—Coyote - 2 of 3
118
6
Predator Control—Coyote - 3 of 3
118
7
Predator Control—Feline - 1 of 2
118
8
Predator Control—Feline - 2 of 2
118
9
Predator Control—Fox
118
10
Predator Control—Miscellaneous - 1 of 3
118
11
Predator Control—Miscellaneous - 2 of 3
118
12
Predator Control—Miscellaneous - 3 of 3
118
13
Predator Control—Wolf (“Snowmobile Hunt claims hundreds of Wolves” Alberta and in the northern states)—1992-1995) 1” - 1 of 3
118
14
Predator Control—Wolf (“Snowmobile Hunt claims hundreds of Wolves” Alberta and in the northern states)—1992-1995) 1” - 2 of 3
118
15
Predator Control—Wolf (“Snowmobile Hunt claims hundreds of Wolves” Alberta and in the northern states)—1992-1995) 1” - 3 of 3
118
16
Product Testing—Dermal Tests 2” - 1 of 2
118
17
Product Testing—Dermal Tests 2” - 2 of 2
118
18
Product Testing—Draize Eye-Irritancy Test 4” - 1 of 4
119
1
Product Testing—Draize Eye-Irritancy Test 4” - 2 of 4
119
2
Product Testing—Draize Eye-Irritancy Test 4” - 3 of 4
119
3
Product Testing—Draize Eye-Irritancy Test 4” - 4 of 4
119
4
Product Testing—General/Miscellaneous 4” - 1 of 8
119
5
Product Testing—General/Miscellaneous 4” - 2 of 8
119
6
Product Testing—General/Miscellaneous 4” - 3 of 8
119
7
Product Testing—General/Miscellaneous 4” - 4 of 8
119
8
Product Testing—General/Miscellaneous 4” - 5 of 8
119
9
Product Testing—General/Miscellaneous 4” - 6 of 8
119
10
Product Testing—General/Miscellaneous 4” - 7 of 8
119
11
Product Testing—General/Miscellaneous 4” - 8 of 8
119
12
Product Testing—Injuries - 1 of 2
120
1
Product Testing—Injuries - 2 of 2
120
2
Product Testing—LD50/Oral Tests (“Lethal Dose 50%” represents the single dose of a substance necessary to kill 40 percent of the animals used in an experiment in the laboratory.” From an article by Robert Sharpe, “The Death Test.” Distributed by the American Fund for Alternatives to Animal Research—AFAAR. Hearings on HR 1635 –“The Consumer Products Safe Testing Act”—concerning toxicity tests.) - 1 of 6
120
3
Product Testing—LD50/Oral Tests (“Lethal Dose 50%” represents the single dose of a substance necessary to kill 40 percent of the animals used in an experiment in the laboratory.” From an article by Robert Sharpe, “The Death Test.” Distributed by the American Fund for Alternatives to Animal Research—AFAAR. Hearings on HR 1635 –“The Consumer Products Safe Testing Act”—concerning toxicity tests.) - 2 of 6
120
4
Product Testing—LD50/Oral Tests (“Lethal Dose 50%” represents the single dose of a substance necessary to kill 40 percent of the animals used in an experiment in the laboratory.” From an article by Robert Sharpe, “The Death Test.” Distributed by the American Fund for Alternatives to Animal Research—AFAAR. Hearings on HR 1635 –“The Consumer Products Safe Testing Act”—concerning toxicity tests.) - 3 of 6
120
5
Product Testing—LD50/Oral Tests (“Lethal Dose 50%” represents the single dose of a substance necessary to kill 40 percent of the animals used in an experiment in the laboratory.” From an article by Robert Sharpe, “The Death Test.” Distributed by the American Fund for Alternatives to Animal Research—AFAAR. Hearings on HR 1635 –“The Consumer Products Safe Testing Act”—concerning toxicity tests.) - 4 of 6
120
6
Product Testing—LD50/Oral Tests (“Lethal Dose 50%” represents the single dose of a substance necessary to kill 40 percent of the animals used in an experiment in the laboratory.” From an article by Robert Sharpe, “The Death Test.” Distributed by the American Fund for Alternatives to Animal Research—AFAAR. Hearings on HR 1635 –“The Consumer Products Safe Testing Act”—concerning toxicity tests.) - 5 of 6
120
7
Product Testing—LD50/Oral Tests (“Lethal Dose 50%” represents the single dose of a substance necessary to kill 40 percent of the animals used in an experiment in the laboratory.” From an article by Robert Sharpe, “The Death Test.” Distributed by the American Fund for Alternatives to Animal Research—AFAAR. Hearings on HR 1635 –“The Consumer Products Safe Testing Act”—concerning toxicity tests.) - 6 of 6
120
8
Product Testing—Medical/Surgical
120
9
Product Testing—Miscellaneous 2” - 1 of 4
120
10
Product Testing—Miscellaneous 2” - 2 of 4
120
11
Product Testing—Miscellaneous 2” - 3 of 4
120
12
Product Testing—Miscellaneous 2” - 4 of 4
120
13
Product Testing—Regulations/Labels - 1 of 3
121
1
Product Testing—Regulations/Labels - 2 of 3
121
2
Product Testing—Regulations/Labels - 3 of 3
121
3
Psychology—Aggression/Dominance
121
4
Psychology—Alternatives/Ethics - 1 of 2
121
5
Psychology—Alternatives/Ethics - 2 of 2
121
6
Psychology—General Miscellaneous (Ethical issues relating to painful experimentation on animals...sentient creatures have interests deserving of consideration. Alternative ethical approach is urged which would not permit painful experimentation on animals.) 3 ½” - 1 of 9
121
7
Psychology—General Miscellaneous (Ethical issues relating to painful experimentation on animals...sentient creatures have interests deserving of consideration. Alternative ethical approach is urged which would not permit painful experimentation on animals.) 3 ½” - 2 of 9
121
8
Psychology—General Miscellaneous (Ethical issues relating to painful experimentation on animals...sentient creatures have interests deserving of consideration. Alternative ethical approach is urged which would not permit painful experimentation on animals.) 3 ½” - 3 of 9
121
9
Psychology—General Miscellaneous (Ethical issues relating to painful experimentation on animals...sentient creatures have interests deserving of consideration. Alternative ethical approach is urged which would not permit painful experimentation on animals.) 3 ½” - 4 of 9
121
10
Psychology—General Miscellaneous (Ethical issues relating to painful experimentation on animals...sentient creatures have interests deserving of consideration. Alternative ethical approach is urged which would not permit painful experimentation on animals.) 3 ½” - 5 of 9
121
11
Psychology—General Miscellaneous (Ethical issues relating to painful experimentation on animals...sentient creatures have interests deserving of consideration. Alternative ethical approach is urged which would not permit painful experimentation on animals.) 3 ½” - 6 of 9
121
12
Psychology—General Miscellaneous (Ethical issues relating to painful experimentation on animals...sentient creatures have interests deserving of consideration. Alternative ethical approach is urged which would not permit painful experimentation on animals.) 3 ½” - 7 of 9
121
13
Psychology—General Miscellaneous (Ethical issues relating to painful experimentation on animals...sentient creatures have interests deserving of consideration. Alternative ethical approach is urged which would not permit painful experimentation on animals.) 3 ½” - 8 of 9
121
14
Psychology—General Miscellaneous (Ethical issues relating to painful experimentation on animals...sentient creatures have interests deserving of consideration. Alternative ethical approach is urged which would not permit painful experimentation on animals.) 3 ½” - 9 of 9
121
15
Psychology—Isolation
122
1
Psychology—Learned Helplessness
122
2
Psychology—Stress - 1 of 2
122
3
Psychology—Stress - 2 of 2
122
4
Racing
122
5
Radiation (“Radioactive” Animals loose or buried in campus in New York; stories of the use of animals in radiation experiments, even the use of stillborn babies.) - 1 of 4
122
6
Radiation (“Radioactive” Animals loose or buried in campus in New York; stories of the use of animals in radiation experiments, even the use of stillborn babies.) - 2 of 4
122
7
Radiation (“Radioactive” Animals loose or buried in campus in New York; stories of the use of animals in radiation experiments, even the use of stillborn babies.) - 3 of 4
122
8
Radiation (“Radioactive” Animals loose or buried in campus in New York; stories of the use of animals in radiation experiments, even the use of stillborn babies.) - 4 of 4
122
9
Reproductive/Sexual 4” - 1 of 11
123
1
Reproductive/Sexual 4” - 2 of 11
123
2
Reproductive/Sexual 4” - 3 of 11
123
3
Reproductive/Sexual 4” - 4 of 11
123
4
Reproductive/Sexual 4” - 5 of 11
123
5
Reproductive/Sexual 4” - 6 of 11
123
6
Reproductive/Sexual 4” - 7 of 11
123
7
Reproductive/Sexual 4” - 8 of 11
123
8
Reproductive/Sexual 4” - 9 of 11
123
9
Reproductive/Sexual 4” - 10 of 11
123
10
Reproductive/Sexual 4” - 11 of 11
123
11
Reptiles—Turtles (sea turtles, tortoises, loggerhead, etc., and the struggle with survival in a beach environment.
123
12
Rescue
123
13
Rodents—General/Misc - 1 of 3
124
1
Rodents—General/Misc - 2 of 3
124
2
Rodents—General/Misc - 3 of 3
124
3
Rodents—Guinea Pigs
124
4
Rodents—Hamsters
124
5
Rodents—Mice—1987
124
6
Rodents—Mice—1988 - 1 of 2
124
7
Rodents—Mice—1988 - 2 of 2
124
8
Rodents—Mice—1989 - 1 of 3
124
9
Rodents—Mice—1989 - 2 of 3
124
10
Rodents—Mice—1989 - 3 of 3
124
11
Rodents—Mice—1990 - 1 of 2
125
1
Rodents—Mice—1990 - 2 of 2
125
2
Rodents—Mice—1991 - 1 of 2
125
3
Rodents—Mice—1991 - 2 of 2
125
4
Rodents—Mice—1992
125
5
Rodents—Mice—1993
125
6
Rodents—Mice—1994
125
7
Rodents—Mice—1995 - 1 of 2
125
8
Rodents—Mice—1995 - 2 of 2
125
9
Rodents—Mice—1996 - 1 of 2
125
10
Rodents—Mice—1996 - 2 of 2
125
11
Rodents—Mice—1997
125
12
Rodents—Mice—2000
125
13
Rodents—Mice—Pre-1987 or no date
125
14
Rodents—Rats-Pre-1980
126
1
Rodents—Rats—1980-1982
126
2
Rodents—Rats—1983
126
3
Rodents—Rats—1984
126
4
Rodents—Rats—1985
126
5
Rodents—Rats—1986
126
6
Rodents—Rats—1987
126
7
Rodents—Rats—1988
126
8
Rodents—Rats—1989 - 1 of 2
126
9
Rodents—Rats—1989 - 2 of 2
126
10
Rodents—Rats—1990 - 1 of 2
126
11
Rodents—Rats—1990 - 2 of 2
126
12
Rodents—Rats—1991
126
13
Rodents—Rats—1992
126
14
Rodents—Rats—1993
127
1
Rodents—Rats—1994
127
2
Rodents—Rats—1995
127
3
Rodents—Rats—1996 - 1 of 2
127
4
Rodents—Rats—1996 - 2 of 2
127
5
Rodents—Rats—1997
127
6
Rodents—Rats—1998
127
7
Rodents—Rats—1999 (empty)
127
8
Rodents—Rats—2000 (empty)
127
9
Rodents—Rats—No Date
127
10
Rodents—Woodchucks
127
11
Severed Heads - 1 of 2
127
12
Severed Heads - 2 of 2
127
13
Sheep and Goats - 1 of 2
127
14
Sheep and Goats - 2 of 2
127
15
Shock
127
16
Skin
127
17
Sleep
128
1
Smuggling/Poaching Birds
128
2
Smuggling/Poaching Reptiles
128
3
Space 2” - 1 of 6
128
4
Space 2” - 2 of 6
128
5
Space 2” - 3 of 6
128
6
Space 2” - 4 of 6
128
7
Space 2” - 5 of 6
128
8
Space 2” - 6 of 6
128
9
Spinal Injury - 1 of 6
128
10
Spinal Injury - 2 of 6
128
11
Spinal Injury - 3 of 6
128
12
Spinal Injury - 4 of 6
128
13
Spinal Injury - 5 of 6
128.1
1
Spinal Injury - 6 of 6
128.1
2
Sports Medicine - 1 of 2
128.1
3
Sports Medicine - 2 of 2
128.1
4
Stroke
129
1
Surgery - 1 of 2
129
2
Surgery - 2 of 2
129
3
Teratogenicity (birth defects, drugs that cause one reaction in animals and another in man) - 1 of 2
129
4
Teratogenicity (birth defects, drugs that cause one reaction in animals and another in man) - 2 of 2
129
5
Toxicity Testing—Automotive Fuel
129
6
Toxicity Testing—Environmental Pollutants - 1 of 4
129
7
Toxicity Testing—Environmental Pollutants - 2 of 4
129
8
Toxicity Testing—Environmental Pollutants - 3 of 4
129
9
Toxicity Testing—Environmental Pollutants - 4 of 4
129
10
Toxicity Testing—Food and Drink - 1 of 2
129
11
Toxicity Testing—Food and Drink - 2 of 2
129
12
Toxicity Testing—General/Miscellaneous - 1 of 8
129
13
Toxicity Testing—General/Miscellaneous - 2 of 8
129
14
Toxicity Testing—General/Miscellaneous - 3 of 8
129
15
Toxicity Testing—General/Miscellaneous - 4 of 8
129
16
Toxicity Testing—General/Miscellaneous - 5 of 8
129
17
Toxicity Testing—General/Miscellaneous - 6 of 8
129
18
Toxicity Testing—General/Miscellaneous - 7 of 8
129
19
Toxicity Testing—General/Miscellaneous - 8 of 8
129
20
Toxicity Testing—Industrial Chemicals - 1 of 2
130
1
Toxicity Testing—Industrial Chemicals - 2 of 2
130
2
Toxicity Testing—Medical Application
130
3
Toxicity Testing—Military Application
130
4
Toxicity Testing—Pesticides - 1 of 4
130
5
Toxicity Testing—Pesticides - 2 of 4
130
6
Toxicity Testing—Pesticides - 3 of 4
130
7
Toxicity Testing—Pesticides - 4 of 4
130
8
Transplants--Liver
130
9
Transplants—Brain
130
10
Transplants—General/Miscellaneous—Negative
130
11
Transplants—Heart—Negative - 1 of 2
130
12
Transplants—Heart—Negative - 2 of 2
130
13
Transplants—Heart—Positive - 1 of 4
130
14
Transplants—Heart—Positive - 2 of 4
130
15
Transplants—Heart—Positive - 3 of 4
130
16
Transplants—Heart—Positive - 4 of 4
130
17
Transplants—Kidney
131
1
Transplants—Pancreas
131
2
Transplants—Tissue
131
3
Transportation—Animal
131
4
Tuberculosis
131
5
Turtle Physiology—Alternative materials (Computer programs for dissection of animals) - 1 of 2
131
6
Turtle Physiology—Alternative materials (Computer programs for dissection of animals) - 2 o 2
131
7
Turtles—Correspondence
131
7
Turtles—Correspondence - General
131
8
Turtles—Correspondence with PETA Europe
131
9
Turtles—Ichinose’s Manuscript and Publication (against the use of live turtles in physiology courses for colleges; correspondence.)
131
10
Turtles—Literature—Education
131
11
Turtles—Literature—Food and pets
131
12
Turtles—Literature—Miscellaneous
131
13
Turtles—Literature—Trade
131
14
Turtles—Miscellaneous
131
15
Turtles—Miscellaneous Correspondence
131
16
Turtles—Project Plan (Animals in the Classroom—correspondence to find a physiologist who would do the survey to replace animals in experimentation with other methods).
131
17
Turtles—State Extraction Laws
131
18
Turtles—Survey Requests
131
19
Turtles—Survey, Cover Letter and Results
131
20
Turtles—Zoe’s Notes (Zoe Rappoport, Researcher, PETA, Research, Investigations and Rescue Department; 1995)
131
21
Types of Alternatives—Agarose Diffusion Test
131
22
Types of Alternatives—Ames Test
132
1
Types of Alternatives—Cadavers
132
2
Types of Alternatives—Cell and Tissue Cultures - 1 of 6
132
3
Types of Alternatives—Cell and Tissue Cultures - 2 of 6
132
4
Types of Alternatives—Cell and Tissue Cultures - 3 of 6
132
5
Types of Alternatives—Cell and Tissue Cultures - 4 of 6
132
6
Types of Alternatives—Cell and Tissue Cultures - 5 of 6
132
7
Types of Alternatives—Cell and Tissue Cultures - 6 of 6
132
8
Types of Alternatives—Clinical Studies
132
9
Types of Alternatives—Computers (The Alternatives Report: Covering replacement, reduction and refinement in animal research and testing, Vol. 1., no. 1; May/June 1989) - 1 of 4
132
10
Types of Alternatives—Computers (The Alternatives Report: Covering replacement, reduction and refinement in animal research and testing, Vol. 1., no. 1; May/June 1989) - 2 of 4
132
11
Types of Alternatives—Computers (The Alternatives Report: Covering replacement, reduction and refinement in animal research and testing, Vol. 1., no. 1; May/June 1989) - 3 of 4
132
12
Types of Alternatives—Computers (The Alternatives Report: Covering replacement, reduction and refinement in animal research and testing, Vol. 1., no. 1; May/June 1989) - 4 of 4
132
10
Types of Alternatives—Eggs
133
1
Types of Alternatives—Gas Chromatography
133
2
Types of Alternatives—Gelatin
133
3
Urinary/Digestive (vivisection)
133
4
Wildlife Experiments 2” (Pesticides, agricultural runoff, raising alligators for skins, vaccines used in animals in the wild may spread immunity for rabies, deliberately crippling wild ducks to see how they fend for themselves with impediments, etc.) - 1 of 2
133
5
Wildlife Experiments 2” (Pesticides, agricultural runoff, raising alligators for skins, vaccines used in animals in the wild may spread immunity for rabies, deliberately crippling wild ducks to see how they fend for themselves with impediments, etc.) - 2 of 2
133
6
Worms
133
7
Wounds
133
8
Xenograft Information Packs
133
9
Xenografts—Baboon Liver—1st Case (35 y/o)
133
10
Xenografts—Baboon Liver—2nd Case (62 y/o)
133
11
Xenografts—Baboon Marrow - 1 of 2
133
12
Xenografts—Baboon Marrow - 2 of 2
133
13
Xenografts—Baby Fae Heart - 1 of 7
134
1
Xenografts—Baby Fae Heart - 2 of 7
134
2
Xenografts—Baby Fae Heart - 3 of 7
134
3
Xenografts—Baby Fae Heart - 4 of 7
134
4
Xenografts—Baby Fae Heart - 5 of 7
134
5
Xenografts—Baby Fae Heart - 6 of 7
134
6
Xenografts—Baby Fae Heart - 7 of 7
134
7
Xenografts—General - 1 of 9 (the use of nonhuman animals as organ donors—transgression of species boundaries, particularly those between humans and other animals. “Animal advocacy (rights) prioritizes the individual and his or her well-being. By contrast much of environmental politics tends to focus on communities or populations....” from Lynda Birke and Mike Michael, “The Heart of the Matter: Animal Bodies, Ethics, and Species Boundaries,” Society and Animals¸6.3, 245ff.) 4”
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8
Xenografts—General - 2 of 9
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Xenografts—General - 3 of 9
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Xenografts—General - 4 of 9
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Xenografts—General - 5 of 9
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Xenografts - 6 of 9
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Xenografts - 7 of 9
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Xenografts - 8 of 9
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Xenografts - 9 of 9
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Xenographs—Pig’s liver
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Zoononotic Illnesses—Wildlife
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Subject Files
Series 8
8.0 Linear feet
16 archival boxes
Accidents
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Animal Care Committees - 1 of 2
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Animal Care Committees - 2 of 2
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Bad Organizations (50 clippings, photocopies paperclipped to the originals) - 1 of 2
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Bad Organizations (50 clippings, photocopies paperclipped to the originals) - 2 of 2
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Cancer—Failure of Research- 1 of 4
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Cancer—Failure of Research- 2 of 4
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Cancer—Failure of Research- 3 of 4
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Cancer—Failure of Research- 4 of 4
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Capture
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7
Collisions—Airplanes
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8
Collisions—General/Miscellaneous—Wildlife—Condors
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Collisions—Windmills
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10
Collisions—Windows
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Coral Reefs
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12
Cystic fibrosis—animals used in searching for identification of cause and treatment.
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13
Dental and list of individual schools and membership lists; and the use of Oral-B tooth brushes made by a company like Gillette was dedicating millions to influence legislators, the media and the general public that the use of animal testing is necessary to produce safe consumer products - 1 of 2
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14
Dental - 2 of 2
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Diabetes. Use of rodents and dogs “The Truth behind the discovery of Insulin” by Brandon Reines (The American Anti-Vivisection Society, (1995?);
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Down’s Syndrome. Small file.
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2
Driftnets—Dolphins - 1 of 6
137
3
Driftnets—Dolphins - 2 of 6
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4
Driftnets—Dolphins - 3 of 6
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Driftnets—Dolphins - 4 of 6
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Driftnets—Dolphins - 5 of 6
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Driftnets—Dolphins - 6 of 6
137
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Driftnets—General/Miscellaneous - 1 of 4
137
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Driftnets—General/Miscellaneous - 2 of 4
137
10
Driftnets—General/Miscellaneous - 3 of 4
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11
Driftnets—General/Miscellaneous - 4 of 4
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12
Driftnets—Turtles - 1 of 2
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13
Driftnets—Turtles - 2 of 2
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Drowning/Decompression. Use especially of dogs in experimentation; studies of the numbers of dogs used, the conditions to which they are subjected (Undersea Biomedical Research, Vol. 12, No. 3, September 1985: “Pressure in the treatment of spinal cord decompression sickness.”; Journal of Applied Physiology, Vol. 57, 1984: “...lungs of dogs to acute decompression.”) Dogs also drowned for research.
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Drug Testing—General - 1 of 2
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2
Drug Testing—General - 2 of 2
138
3
Drug Testing—Types of Animals—Dogs Today: Newspaper of the Year, November 20, 1989, an expose of the Huntingdon Research Centre in Cambridge.
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4
Drug Testing—Types of Animals—Pigs
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5
Drug Testing—Types of Animals—Primates
138
6
Drug Testing—Types of Animals—Rabbits
138
7
Drug Testing—Types of Animals—Rodents—General/Miscellaneous
138
8
Drug Testing—Types of Animals—Rodents, Mice
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9
Drug Testing—Types of Animals—Rodents, Rats
138
10
Drug Testing—Types of Animals—Unspecified
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11
Drug-Testing—Types of Animals—Miscellaneous. Aspertane, Dopomen, Ventolin Inhaler; Tylenol; “Toxic pollutants and how they affect aquatic and terrestrial environmentals—use of animal experimentation
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12
Epilepsy
139
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Equipment
139
2
Exercise
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3
“Experimenting on Cetaceans: Some ethical considerations...” Dale Jamieson, Asst. Prof, Dept. of Philosophy; SUNY, College at Fredonia, Fredonia, NY. April 28-May 2 1980. - missing folder
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Eyes/Vision—100 pp. print out listing grants and programs using animal subjects (1985). 3”
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5
Feeding Wildlife
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6
Fetal Tissue
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7
Flea Control
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8
Food
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9
General/Miscellaneous—Laboratory Animal Welfare (treatment, whistleblowers, legislation, etc.) - 1 of 9
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General/Miscellaneous—Laboratory Animal Welfare (treatment, whistleblowers, legislation, etc.) - 2 of 9
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2
General/Miscellaneous—Laboratory Animal Welfare (treatment, whistleblowers, legislation, etc.) - 3 of 9
140
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General/Miscellaneous—Laboratory Animal Welfare (treatment, whistleblowers, legislation, etc.) - 4 of 9
140
4
General/Miscellaneous—Laboratory Animal Welfare (treatment, whistleblowers, legislation, etc.) - 5 of 9
140
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General/Miscellaneous—Laboratory Animal Welfare (treatment, whistleblowers, legislation, etc.) - 6 of 9
140
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General/Miscellaneous—Laboratory Animal Welfare (treatment, whistleblowers, legislation, etc.) - 7 of 9
140
7
General/Miscellaneous—Laboratory Animal Welfare (treatment, whistleblowers, legislation, etc.) - 8 of 9
140
8
General/Miscellaneous—Laboratory Animal Welfare (treatment, whistleblowers, legislation, etc.) - 9 of 9
140
9
Genetic engineering—Agriculture. 3’’ Searching for the perfect pig, cows that give more milk; gene-altered food; Dolly the cloned sheep; green mouse glows in the dark (1987); “Patenting: The Newest Form of Animal Exploitation” (Fall, 1987; No.2)—Animal Legal Defense Fund Newsletter. Manipulation.
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Hog-human health projects.. Box about 2/3 full. 3”
141
2
Homosexuality—Abstracts (US)
141
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Homosexuality—Abstracts—Foreign Countries
141
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Homosexuality—Goth, Sweden
141
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Homosexuality—Homosexuality Research
141
6
Homosexuality—Miscellaneous
142
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Homosexuality—Research Institutions
142
2
Homosexuality—U.S. Government Grants
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3
Horses (United Action for Animals, Inc.; wild horses; trotters.
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4
Housing - 1 of 3
142
5
Housing - 2 of 3
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Housing - 3 of 3
142
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Immunology—experimentation - 1 of 2
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Immunology—experimentation - 2 of 2
142
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Impact—experimentation
142
10
Inspection
142
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Intelligence/Learning—experimentation
142
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Language—experimentation - 1 of 3
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Language—experimentation - 2 of 3
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Language—experimentation - 3 of 3
142
15
Laser Research—experimentation
142
16
Leprosy—experimentation - 1 of 2
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Leprosy—experimentation - 2 of 2
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2
Leukemia—experimentation
143
3
Live Import/Export - 1 of 6
143
4
Live Import/Export - 2 of 6
143
5
Live Import/Export - 3 of 6
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Live Import/Export - 4 of 6
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Live Import/Export - 5 of 6
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Live Import/Export - 6 of 6
143
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Locomotion—experimentation
143
10
Lou Gehrigs Disease—experimentation
143
11
Lung/Respiratory—experimentation
143
12
Lyme Disease—experimentation
143
13
Malaria—experimentation
143
14
Marine Mammals (Testing of sonar on dolphins, sharks, whales, manatees, seals, etc.
143
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Memory—experimentation
143
15
Military—Biological/Chemical Warfare
143
16
Military—General/Miscellaneous—experimentation, vivisection - 1 of 4
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Military—General/Miscellaneous—experimentation, vivisection - 2 of 4
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2
Military—General/Miscellaneous—experimentation, vivisection - 3 of 4
144
3
Military—General/Miscellaneous—experimentation, vivisection - 4 of 4
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4
Military—Marine
144
5
Military—Radiation
144
6
Military—Space
144
7
Military—wound
144
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Mink (Mink Farming—how to; Mink Research projects—‘81-’91 Print-out from the NIH requested by Virginia Bollinger, requested on June 13, 1991.
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Miscellaneous
144
10
Monthly Reports 1996—Research, Investigations and Rescue (RIR)
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Monthly Reports 1997—Research, Investigations and Rescue (RIR)
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12
Oil Spills - 1 of 4
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Oil Spills - 2 of 4
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2
Oil Spills - 3 of 4
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3
Oil Spills - 4 of 4
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Other Groups (125 clippings, photocopies paperclipped to the originals) - 1 of 4
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Other Groups (125 clippings, photocopies paperclipped to the originals) - 2 of 4
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Other Groups (125 clippings, photocopies paperclipped to the originals) - 3 of 4
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Other Groups (125 clippings, photocopies paperclipped to the originals) - 4 of 4
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Overpopulation - 1 of 4
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Overpopulation - 2 of 4
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Overpopulation - 3 of 4
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Overpopulation - 4 of 4
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Pain 3” - 1 of 4
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Pain 3” - 2 of 4
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Pain 3” - 3 of 4
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Pain 3” - 4 of 4
145.1
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“Pest” Control—Contraception—General/Miscellaneous - 1 of 4
146
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“Pest” Control—Contraception—General/Miscellaneous - 2 of 4
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“Pest” Control—Contraception—General/Miscellaneous - 3 of 4
146
3
“Pest” Control—Contraception—General/Miscellaneous - 4 of 4
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4
“Pest” Control—General/Miscellaneous - 1 of 5
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“Pest” Control—General/Miscellaneous - 2 of 5
146
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“Pest” Control—General/Miscellaneous - 3 of 5
146
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“Pest” Control—General/Miscellaneous - 4 of 5
146
8
“Pest” Control—General/Miscellaneous - 5 of 5
146
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“Pest” Control—Humane Traps - 1 of 2
146
10
“Pest” Control—Humane Traps - 2 of 2
146
11
Psychological Well-Being - 1 of 3
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Psychological Well-Being - 2 of 3
146
13
Psychological Well-Being - 3 of 3
146
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Psychology—Maternal Deprivation/Child Abuse--experimentation - 1 of 3
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Psychology—Maternal Deprivation/Child Abuse--experimentation - 2 of 3
146.1
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Psychology—Maternal Deprivation/Child Abuse--experimentation - 3 of 3
146.1
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Restraint
147
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Retirement Plans - 1 0f 2
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2
Retirement Plans - 2 of 2
147
3
Sanitation
147
4
Smuggling (Live)/Poaching—general. 4”. - 1 of 8
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Smuggling (Live)/Poaching—general. 4”. - 2 of 8
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Smuggling (Live)/Poaching—general. 4”. - 3 of 8
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Smuggling (Live)/Poaching—general. 4”. - 4 of 8
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Smuggling (Live)/Poaching—general. 4”. - 5 of 8
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Smuggling (Live)/Poaching—general. 4”. - 6 of 8
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Smuggling (Live)/Poaching—general. 4”. - 7 of 8
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Smuggling (Live)/Poaching—general. 4”. - 8 of 8
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Transportation
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Vivisection (3) (75 clippings, photocopies paperclipped to the originals) - 1 of 3
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Vivisection (3) (75 clippings, photocopies paperclipped to the originals) - 2 of 3
148
2
Vivisection (3) (75 clippings, photocopies paperclipped to the originals) - 3 of 3
148
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Vivisection (4) (200 clippings, photocopies paperclipped to the originals) - 1 of 3
148
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Vivisection (4) (200 clippings, photocopies paperclipped to the originals) - 2 of 3
148
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Vivisection (4) (200 clippings, photocopies paperclipped to the originals) - 3 of 3
148
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Vivisection (5) (300 clippings, photocopies paperclipped to the originals) - 1 of 6
149
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Vivisection (5) (300 clippings, photocopies paperclipped to the originals) - 2 of 6
149
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Vivisection (5) (300 clippings, photocopies paperclipped to the originals) - 3 of 6
149
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Vivisection (5) (300 clippings, photocopies paperclipped to the originals) - 4 of 6
149
4
Vivisection (5) (300 clippings, photocopies paperclipped to the originals) - 5 of 6
149
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Vivisection (5) (300 clippings