animal rights

Presents fifteen essays that provide varying perspectives on issues that relate to animal experimentation, and discusses ethics, students dissecting animals in schools, the actions of animal rights groups, and other topics.

Chronicles the history of Best Friends, the Angel Canyon, Utah animal sanctuary, profilling the people who run it and the animals they have saved.

Examines the treatment of animals in such areas as medical research, agriculture, fashion, and industry and explores opposing viewpoints on the question of whether animals have rights.

Examines the disparity between how people feel about animals and how they treat them, and maintains that animals have a right to be treated humanely rather than just as property.

Examines the controversy of a proposed deer hunt on the largest public watershed in Massachusetts.

Examines the issue of animal rights discussing the use of animals in laboratory experiments, factory farms, and in entertainment.

Candid account of the conflicts, both social and psychological, of using primates in American laboratories.

Discusses the ways in which animals are used from medical research, food, education, and entertainment, and presents the views of some people concerned with the treatment of animals.

Describes some of the conditions to which animals are treated and mistreated in the modern world, and issues an appeal for humans to look at animals as creatures worthy of dignity and respect.

Dev Rani tries to convince her dad, who does not understand her love of horses or show jumping dreams, that she is able to work with a disturbed new rescue after the owner of South Hills Stables decides her current horse should be retired and finds working with the horse harder than she imagined.