HS NEWS Volume 23, Issue 02

• Format: Text
• Language: unknown
• Published: WBI Studies Repository 1978
• Subjects: Rowland; Slaughter; Harp Seal
• Online Access: https://www.wellbeingintlstudiesrepository.org/v23_news/1; https://www.wellbeingintlstudiesrepository.org/context/v23_news/article/1001/viewcontent/HSUS_News_Spring_1978_V23N2.pdf

HSUS attacks animal slave market Harp Seal killing pointless and obscene Animal testing will not solve human safety problems (Dr. Michael Fox) National humane leader dies A.S.P.C.A. adopts barbiturate for euthanasia: drops use of decompression chamber Setting the pace for humane education (John J. Dommers & Kathy Savesky) Animal Rights & Human Ethics: 1978 Annual Conference Dr. Andrew Rowan to join ISAP staff HSUS to develop audio-visual library in memory of Nellie Russell Kingsland Update: Institute for the Study of Animal Problems HSUS helps strengthen anti-cruelty laws Sales ban on turtles reviewed HSUS comments on federal animal programs Coyote "study" attacked The Humane Society of the United States Annual Report: 1977 in Review Animal transportation Animals in movies Wild horses HSUS condemns savage slaughter of dolphins Tuna/dolphin kill falls sharply Livestock left to starve on Tennessee farm Wild horses victimized by BLM Legislators look to West Coast office for help Southeast Regional Office in open and on the job HSUS-New Jersey protests great swamp deer hunt New England Office fights for changes at Hartford pound Rowland testifies on mourning doves Gulf States Office aids shelter improvement effort Missouri cruelty case shows need for stronger laws Humane Education Workshop to be held June 26-July 13 New HSUS radio spots draw enthusiastic response Shelter Sense: A new publication for animal control and animal shelter workers Accreditation program expands Follow-up on zoo inspections Hoyt elected to University of Pennsylvania Veterinary School Board of Overseers How to understand the problems of enacting Animal Welfare laws: an interview with Texas State Representative John Wilson (Charles Herrmann) With gratitude and respect (John A. Hoyt)