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 exploitation of animals and describes various careers and volunteer opportunities associated with the animal rights movement.

Discusses the many ways in which people can help animals, ease their living conditions, and make sure they receive the proper treatment which is their right.

Discusses current animal rights issues, their underlying philosophies, and ways we can held curb animal abuse.

A compilation of facts and statistics from the U.S. government and other sources on animal rights issues in America, covering the history of hunting and domestication, the animal rights debate, wildlife use and protection, farm animals, animals used in research, service, sports, and entertainment, and pets.

Contains twenty articles in which the authors debate issues related to animal rights, discussing animal experimentation, philosophical and moral considerations, and animal rights activism.

Jody, outraged when she arrives in the Caribbean to find a group of dolphins have been captured and are being held in unhealthy conditions for the entertainment of tourists, determines to find a way to free the animals.

Sailing around the world researching dolphins with her family, Jody McGrath befriends a rare Irrawaddy dolphin in the Ganges River and sets out to save it when it goes missing and she learns there are poachers in the area.

Explores the controversy over whether or not animals should have the same rights as humans and addresses issues such as animal experimentation, cloning, and the transplanting of organs from one species to another.