animal rights

Contains a collection of primary source documents by a variety of authors that illustrate all sides of the debate over the rights of animals.

Discusses the use and abuse of animals by mankind and the rights of animals to better conditions wherever possible.

Provides an expos? of America's puppy mills through the story of Gracie, a black-and-white Cavalier King Charles Spaniel born in a large-scale commercial kennel who was used as a breeder after failing to sell, but who was rescued by a woman who devoted herself to saving Gracie's life.

Al and Keith, having found a chimpanzee in the park, take their new pet all over town and eventually end up in the middle of an animal rights campaign.

Young Clark Kent investigates to see if his classmate Heather Fox changes into an animal and commits crimes to promote animal rights.

Explores controversial issues related to the animal rights movement, looking at the history of the movement, philosophical and legal arguments, and the political and social realities of animal rights today.

As fifteen-year-old Cade gets involved in animal rights activism in his struggle to atone for the suffering of fish used in his family's smelly catfish bait business, his neighbor Leigh Ann tries to keep him out of trouble.

Examines the continuous debate concerning the rights of animals, and discusses the use of animals in experimentation, farming practices, hunting for sport, and ways in which animals can be protected.

Discusses the pros and cons of testing products intended for human use on animals, as well as the legal and ethical issues involved.