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Procedures involving non-human primates decline 12 percent in 2004 compared to 2003.
As New Jersey's bear hunt finally got underway after two years of controversy and efforts by animal. . .
It is a clever ad . . . probably a bit too clever.
As usual, the Vivisection Mis-Information Network can't quite get its facts straight.
McCartney reveals the profound intellectual underpinnings of his views on animals.
What's the big deal about infectious diseases anyway?
Dozens of dogs and five horses released by animal rights extremists opposed to hunting.
Four separate fires at new properties causes more than $200,000 in damages.
Dispute centers over whether poultry should be considered "livestock."
Hearing is part of process to determine whether or not to issue Makah a waiver from the Marine Mammal Protection Act.
British animal rights extremists continue tactic of threatening secondary and tertiary targets.
In which the former anti-landmine campaigner expresses her support for an organization whose members admire serial killers and praise violent acts.
And PETA is quick to condemn . . . Wintour.
Kenya starts to pick up its marketing to Western firms fed up with animal rights extremism in Europe.
Tali Woodward would hold animal research to a standard that it cannot possibly meet.
Young is proud of crime, and says he would do it all again.
PCRM wants dairy products in Washington, DC, to carry warning labels about lactose intolerance.
Bill would make permanent a temporary ban instituted after discovery of BSE in United States.
From "we're going to have a naked woman protesting" to "we don't use shock tactics against children" to "circuses are cruel," you just can't believe a damn thing Matt Rice says.
Is the animal rights movement starting to feel the heat from the negative attention of its violent extremists?
109TH CONGRESS H. R. 3931 1ST SESSION To amend the Humane Methods of Livestock Slaughter Act of 1958. . .
Alka Chandna highlights pain of violent attacks on her home, but then supports an organization and movement that advocates much more violent actions against its opponents.
ALF activists proud of setting fire to home with children inside.
Activists formally charged in break-in at egg farm.
The bogus Abraham Lincoln quote that just will not die.
Mark Taylor becomes charged for harassment, assaults related to animal rights protests in Great Britain.
Earth Liberation Front extremists wants his sentence reduced to what he claims prosecutors promised him.
City looks at various options for possibly regulating the construction of animal research firms.
New logo will simply read, "United Egg Producers Certified."
The Earth Liberation Prisoners Support Network is a European-based organization that provides support. . .
PETA's serial killer admiring Dan Mathews sends letter warning supermodel that she will become "a top target for PETA and animal activists around the world" if she continues to work for fur company Blackglama.
On the tendency of left-liberals to excuse and diminish the crimes of animal rights and environmental extremists.
Unfortunately, this is an example of an important animal welfare issue that people easily dismiss -- thanks to PETA's antics -- as just another animal rights exaggeration.
Covance purchases 38 acres of land in an Arizona community, and PETA is quickly there to protest the possible construction of an animal research facility.
Environmentalists, economists and hunters debate the best options for the Nunavut polar bear hunt.
Elliott Katz says that using human standards of right and wrong to protect native species from a non-native species is wrong.
Dogs are stolen from breeding facility at university and then apparently dumped near river.
Groups sign on to resolution calling for worldwide ban on primate experimentation.
Hmmm . . . how come you never see Nobel Laureaetes singing on to PCRM statements?
Police arrest two activists and ticket another after duo disrobes outside of Caterpillar Inc. headquarters.
I have a feeling that Anderson could answer "I don't much about that part" to a whole range of things.
Researchers say Americans will just have to change their attitudes and take precautions to avoid predation . . . like, perhaps, ignoring ivory towered nut cases.
Residents of Spanish island hold fiesta where they throw ducks into the water.
Plus a refutation of animal rights activist's fallacious interpretation of Darwin.
Rick Bogle says the animals would be helped by more hurricanes like Katrina.
Which begs the question why the public had to wait to get these documents from the Primate Freedom Project rather than having them released by the University of Wisconsin.
Calling the use of snare traps cruel, Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich vetoes bill that would have legalized snares in Illinois.
Less than a month after debuting its "Are Animals the New Slaves?" campaign, PETA halts exhibit tour after complaints from civil rights groups.
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And Rick Bogle says that he's afraid if he doesn't get his way that "radical elements" of his movement may lash out at the University of Wisconsin.
FDA issue draft assessment two years ago saying food from cloned animals was safe, but says it has no timetable for making a final decision.
Pending lawsuit filed by Humane Society of the United States will address what sort of impact statement is required before U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service can expand recreational hunting at federal wildlife refuges.
Animal Cloning: A Risk Assessment DRAFT Executive Summary October 21, 2003 A. Overview Cloning is the. . .
PETA claims plans for research center show two rooms for primate research; Philip Morris says only rodents will be used for research at facility.
Statute refers to events where a "four (4) legged animal is caused to fight" and judge rules that chickens only have two feet.
PETA doesn't want people to hurt animals, but it welcomes people who hurt their spouses.
Bill would ban possession, transportation and sale of steel-jaw leghold traps.
Bill would require federal lands to be managed in ways that are consistent with allowing recreational hunting.
Group argues that its cruel to use animals in entertainment.
Inhumane Trapping Prevention Act (Introduced in House) HR 3442 IH 109th CONGRESS 1st Session H. R. 3442. . .
Hunting Heritage Protection Act (Introduced in Senate) S 1522 IS 109th CONGRESS 1st Session S. 1522. . .
University settles complaints of failure to provide proper care and failure to provide adequate living environments for animals in its various research programs.
Neal Barnard says dog cloning is pointless -- just look at Vioxx!
Petition seeks 1 million signatures.
PETA says Gamecock mascot promotes cockfighting.
But observers complain that activist was not quite naked.
This time around, Fish and Game Council working closely with environmental official who has ultimate authority to approve bear hunt.
Animal rights activists Matt Prescott and Lara Sanders pulled off a marriage proposal stunt at an August. . .
Activists face up to seven years in jail after being charged will felony burglary.
Some passersby were confused as to why PETA activist was standing around in a lobster suit.
Did Coronado violate a federal law in demonstrating how to construct an incendiary device?
I found it laugh out loud funny, but apparently United Poultry Concerns is less than impressed with. . .
Karen Davis argues its completely appropriate to say slaughter of chickens is just like the Holocaust.
Meanwhile, idiot journalist says toxicology tests are not medical research.
Activist horrified that op-ed focuses on conditions of killers -- meatpacking plant workers -- rather than their victims -- the animals.
PETA finds yet another spokesperson whose main talent is taking off her clothes.
Massachussetts voters narrowly rejected a similar proposed ban in 2000.
Activists cannot even get their facts straight when it comes to whom to vandalize.
But state biologist says PETA does not know what it is talking about.
Activist says who knows what children will turn into now that they've been desensitized to violence.
But number of very aggressive attacks increases.
Governor says animal rights group is "goofy" and "nutty".
After PETA activists show up to protest at KFC, customers line up out the door.
Cloning dog proved to be difficult, but finally achieved; ultimate goal is to create embryonic stem cells from dogs.
Australian researchers exploring several avenues to prevent complete loss of grey nursing shark off its coast.
ADAPTT activist says once children see circus, they don't even realize that animals are living creatures.
Drug will remain legal for treating cats, dogs and cows, but risk of antibotic resistant bacteria in chickens and turkeys leads FDA to pull drug for use in those species.
PETA tells Palisades to use LA County Health Department guidelines -- but LA County Health Department ordered the poisoning.
Australian RSPCA freaks out over scene from reality show which featured no animals.
A rat is a pig is dog is a slave.
Young was using credit card that belonged to another California animal rights activist, and who received mail at Young's apartment.
Prospects for reversal of fox hunting law in Great Britain appears to be slim.
Activist gets butterflies, apparently, when comparing hunters to Nazis.
Activists demand that Red Lobster stop buying seafood from Canada.
Animal Liberation Victoria suddenly finds its against assaults -- except when the assault is against its opponents.
On July 8, a homeless man was assaulted by a female animal rights activist. The activist was not apprehended. . .
Hopefully the numerous lawsuits and losses for Salt Lake County will convince it to take the First Amendment rights of activists a bit more seriously.
It couldn't have been the fact she was wandering near Hoffman-Laroche at 4 a.m. with the residue of white spraypaying on her hands and clothes. Nope, they just hate her for her animal rights views.
Activist Charlotte Gordon wishes the public did not understand how her movements wants to eliminate the use of animals.
School bought pig so student group could turn it into sausages and enter food contest, but some students and activists objected.
The last thing animal rights activists can tolerate is any sort of criticial examination of
Max and the Humane Society of the United States are not happy that fisherman caught huge tiger shark.
And meat production and consumption are likely to keep growing for the forseeable future.
But if Jeffords wants to target an animal that causes lots of injuries to children, he'd be better off banning private ownership of dogs.
Janice Angelillo and Nicholas Cooney allegedly caught white-handed.
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Average pelt price for mink reachest highest mark since 1995.
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Doctoral student who let Coronado stay at his home claimed he had right to keep any discussions with Coronado secret.
When the Supreme Court overturned civil verdict against anti-abortion protestor, it narrowed the definition of extortion.
PETA concedes it does not know of any animal abuse at Circus Gattie, but protests anyway.
Since introduction of syntethic insulin in early 1980s, animal-based insulin products have gradually declined in importance and are beginning to disappear.
Finally, an explanation of that ELF donation PETA made a few years ago.
The biggest non-secret in whaling becomes public -- Japan pays nations to vote for end to whaling moratorium.
Michael Budkie sticks with his usual errors and inaccuracies in protesting primate research centers.
Washington is one of 20 states that do not have ban on bestiality.
Compassionate activists threaten prosecutor over KFC animal abuse case.
USDA says that since Genetic Saving & Clone only deals with embyros, it cannot be regulated
Nancy Pennington puts her foot in her mouth again.
AVMA rejects proposal that would have put it on record as opposing force feeding of ducks and geese.
But judge refuses HLS request for names and addresses of all 10,000 SHAC supporters.
First person convicted under 1999 law plans to appeal his conviction on First Amendment grounds.
Bill stems from 2003 incident in which 30,000 live chickens were killed by being fed into wood chippers.
FBI keeps the heat on suspected animal rights terrorist Daniel Andreas San Diego.
PETA leaves out a few quotes when claiming Pope Benedict XVI has a good friend of animals; Benedict is pro-welfare, but not rights.
End of the line for PETA's lawsuit asserting that California's cows aren't really happy.
Jim Mason wants to return to an oh-so-idyllic pre-historic time when human beings hadn't committed the sin of agriculture.
Ms. Vegan shows up at her movie premier wearing a silk dress from a designer known for fur.
Currently California bans the import of all kangaroo products, but legislator wants to limit the ban to only products from endangered kangaroos.
Leopold hunted, therefore he cannot possibly have been an environmentalist.
Activists believe bill can pass in Democrat-controlled Senate, but it likely faces uphill climb in Republican-controlled House.
Extremists target lobster fisherman.
What were these public servants thinking in pointlessly harassing animal rights activists?
Priscilla Feral replies to Dunayer's announced withdrawal from conference because anti-AR terrorism activist was scheduled to speak.
William Cottrell can plan on spending the next 8 years (minus credit for time already served) in a federal prison.
BILL NUMBER: AB 1587 AMENDED BILL TEXT AMENDED IN ASSEMBLY APRIL 20, 2005 AMENDED IN ASSEMBLY APRIL. . .
PEOPLE FOR THE ETHICAL TREATMENT OF ANIMALS, INC., et al., Plaintiffs and Appellants, v. CALIFORNIA. . .
BILL NUMBER: AB 734 INTRODUCED BILL TEXT INTRODUCED BY Assembly Member Parra FEBRUARY 17, 2005 An act. . .
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Hmmm . . . guess which animal rights organization is advocating gassing chickens in death chambers?
Dunayer will not appear at conference where Southern Poverty Law Center's Mark Potok is scheduled to speak.
But Ohio State University says videotapes and photographs are its intellectual property, which is exempt from disclosure under Ohio's public records act
Why dogs are such good models for genetic research into human cancers.
Australian MP suggests killing toad pests by taking a bat to them.
PETA claims Ringling Bros. is "bottom of the barrel" when it comes to welfare, while Ringling Bros. fires back that footage on PETA's site is misleadlingly edited and in at least one case not even of Ringling Bros.
Company moves forward in commercializing process that produces the correct sex in bovine breeding about 90 percent of the time.
Viva! claims that plant-based diet can cure everything from baldness to impotence.
Krabloonik disposes of old dogs and young pups who cannot pull a sled by euthanizing them with a shot to the head -- which, not surprisingly, lands itself in the middle of controversy.
Thanks to outraged animal activists, the SaveToby.Com proprietors claim to have collected $20,000 and a book deal.
Study confirms previous studies that meat and milk from cloned animals is well within standards for non-cloned animal meat and milk.
Japan will reportedly almost double its annual 440 minke whale catch as well as start hunting humpback and fin whales.
PETA agrees to end protests after Petco agrees to stop selling large birds.
Bill would make ear cropping illegal in California, but would not outlaw cropped dogs in the state.
IFAW destroys ivory which, of course, simply decreases the stock of available ivory and thereby increases the value of existing ivory.
BILL NUMBER: AB 418 INTRODUCED BILL TEXT INTRODUCED BY Assembly Member Koretz FEBRUARY 15, 2005 An act. . .
Raw food vegans appear to have lower bone mass due to low body mass index, and have higher levels of vitamin D than those on traditional American diet.
Parents not happy with PETA handing out its propaganda in front of schools in Idaho.
Near-unanimous support for ban on force feeding of ducks and geese in Illinois.
SB0413 Engrossed AN ACT concerning animals. Be it enacted by the People of the State of Illinois, represented. . .
The only thing self-evident here, however, is the nuttiness of some animal rights activists.
The University of Iowa offers a textbook case of how universities should respond to animal rights extremists.
Bill would allow prosecution of animal and environmental terrorism under Ohio's racketeering statutes.
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Judge rules that since chimpanzees death occurred in the practice of veterinary medicine, animal cruelty laws do not apply.
While pharmaceutical spending increased by 11 percent worldwide in 2003, spending in Great Britain declined in part due to animal rights extremists.
HLS plans to build new facility in New Jersey.
Three men caught on security camera leaving dead rabbit and anti-vegetarian graffiti at vegetarian-oriented cafeteria.
CEO of Perdue Farms
India considers loosening its highly restrictive rules on animal research.
As settled farming spread in the Neolithic era, many different strands of human civilization all managed to domesticate pigs.
Activists celebrate 20 years of the Great American Meatout -- a period which saw per capita meat consumption in the United States rise 22 percent.
Activists invite a conference keynote speaker who was convicted bank robber and worked for an organization that opposes prison for men who assault their girlfriends or wives.
But government continues to reject horse cloning for commercial purposes, such as creating better race horses.
Police come out with wishy washy statement that they want to "discourage" illegal anti-hunt actions. Are officials in the UK really this clueless?
David Cantor is right -- activists should stop their efforts at small changes and folk all their energy on the really big abolitionist goals.
Even though ban forced them to change their methods, hunts supporters say 800 foxes were killed after the ban went into effect -- about the same as during the identical period last year.
PETA and anti-Taser activists argue that testing a hypothesis is not science. Apparently they'd prefer astrology or divination instead.
As Canada announced in March that it would proceed with a seal hunt this spring in which up to 320,000. . .
PETA apparently cannot handle it when their targets actually start to fight back.
But animal rights activists complain that regulation constitues de facto legitimization of killing dogs for meat.
Sales of hunting licenses declines almost 10 percent over 9 years in Florida, and more than 7 percent over 10 years nationwide.
Bill would, among other things, forbid any law or regulation that holds animals as anything but property under North Carolina law.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF NORTH CAROLINA SESSION 2005 S 2 SENATE BILL 918* Corrected Copy 4/12/05 Short Title:. . .
Rather than ban on photography, Missouri should strengthen its statutes and enforcement of trespassing.
FIRST REGULAR SESSION HOUSE BILL NO. 666 93RD GENERAL ASSEMBLY INTRODUCED BY REPRESENTATIVES. . .
Member of cult that ate raw meet, kept children from being educated, and forbids female members from visiting gynecologists or obstetricians is featured at Grassroots Animal Rights Conference.
Ballot measure sets up interesting urban vs. rural voter dynamic in 2006.
EU Commission rules that battery hen ban conflicts with EU regulations.
Silverstone fields questions about the best way to cure cancer.
But the Institute of Cancer Research funds animal tests.
McCartney endorses fraudulent health claims about wheatgrass.
For once, Coronado is right -- more animal rights extremists should be under indictment or in prison.
Barker has now give $1 million donations to six of the most prestigious U.S. law schools to establish or enhance animal rights law programs.
The New Jersey Audubon Society angered animal rights activists in March. After collaborating with animal. . .
Proposed fur farm ban goes down 67-50 in Republic of Ireland parliament.
Fur Farming (Prohibition) Bill 2004: Second Stage. Mr. Boyle: I move: ?That the Bill be now read a. . .
Activists file $3 million lawsuit claiming city violated their civil rights.
Woodson complains that the government has unfairly linked her to the Animal/Earth Liberation Front, but then turns around and says she won't challenge the designation and is, in fact, happy for it.
Hynde should really let us know how close we are to the point where assassination becomes necessary.
But shareholders reject PETA measure that would have ended animal testing at General Electric.
Young could potentially receive life in prison if convicted on all charges.
Kjonaas says activists need to build a movement worth going to prison for -- and hopefully he'll get the chance to do so later this year.
The serial killer who murdered Gianni Versace is PETA's hero, so Donatella might be concerned about the animal rights group targeting her.
Why do activists complain about deceptive video editing only when they are the targets of it?
Proponents aim to have proposed amendment on the ballot for Arkansas' 2006 general election.
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New Zealand's representative to the International Whaling Commission, Sir Geoffrey Palmer, gave a speech. . .
Mayor forbids city from entering into contracts with circuses that use live animal acts.
Would sending a 21-year-old to jail for 40 years for a series of arsons be unjustified? Hell no -- don't do the crime, if you can't do the time.
Suspect sought for questioning in Animal Liberation Front attack that did more than $450,000 in damages.
So far CAA's pet bill on poultry slaughter seems to be going nowhere.
BILL NUMBER: SB 662 INTRODUCED BILL TEXT INTRODUCED BY Senator Migden FEBRUARY 22, 2005 An act to amend. . .
But bill goes too far when it defines obstructing an animal facility as an act of terrorism.
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But indirectly, animal cells are still used in growing one of the components used.
Final decision should be in later this year on EU ban on cosmetics testing and importing of cosmetics tested on animals.
Contradicting previous claims that PETA doesn't target children, Andrew Butler says that children have a right to be informed about the evils of meat and make their own dietary decisions.
Plan on celebrating at KFC near you!
Three days without food is not much of a "hunger strike."
Four activists each face at least fifteen years in prison if convicted on all charges.
But Times fails to back up its main claim that former developer James Gorman is actively funding such extremists.
Karin Robertson or whatever her name is claims fishing columns help perpetuate cruelty.
But opponents say that any whaling is unacceptable.
Study find generally low rates of injury among hunters, but says rates could be brought down even further with more training for young hunters and forcing hunters to once again don orange clothing.
Before PETA criticizes how other people spend their money, it might want to take a harder look at its own profligate ways.
A brief defense of hunting-over-the-Internet and canned hunting.
Dunayer takes the animal rights argument to its logical conclusion, for which we can be thankful.
About 3,000 bears are kept on illegal farms in Vietnam where their bile is extracted for use in folk remedies.
Activists and others upset over alleged use of unborn lambs in making of coats and other fashion items.
Of course Bailey, who seeks to abolish all animal testing, is an animal rights activist.
Two alleged would-be eco-terrorists arrested in plot to blow up equipment owned by quarry company.
Can you really support animal rights and still eat animal flesh?
Fight Against Animal Cruelty in Europe says aquariums are inherently cruel.
After Ingrid Newkirk says there might be nothing wrong with bestiality, PETA changes its mind and argues for prosecuting such acts to the fullest extent of the law. Could someone at PETA please provide a little consistency?
Heritage Foundation pro-hunt writers match animal rights activists for deception by ommission.
Felix Ortiz introduces legislation that would create new department designed, in part, to find alternatives to hunting, fishing and trapping for wildlife management.
Advocates of hunting in Great Britain prove they can be as extreme and violent as animal rights activists.
Yet another animal rights activists weighs in on Joan Dunayer's absurd philosophy.
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David Novak, who has had a number of confrontations with animal rights activists, flies his company jet as part of an "executive security program."
Donate $50,000 or the cute bunny gets it.
NPR show makes fun of Bubba the lobster upon his untimely death.
PETA threatens to sue Agricultural Minister, but this is almost certainly just puffery -- PETA's got way too much of a history of endorsing animal rights extremism to sustain a serious lawsuit.
Like an idiot, Star Jones threatens PETA with a completely baseless lawsuit over an ad campaign parodying her.
Animal advocate argues that since there's no evidence for a practice, it must be widespread.
Beckham says bill is designed to prevent access to records about animal research; sponsor says bill is designed to attract more private research grants to the state's universities.
S.B. 179 Enrolled PROTECTION OF GOVERNMENT RECORDS 2005 GENERAL SESSION STATE OF UTAH Chief Sponsor:. . .
PETA activist was apparently responsible for throwing pie at Wintour as she entered a Chanel show.
Oregon Senate passes bill to extend privacy of animal researchers; goal is to minimize the access that animal rights extremists have to personal information about researchers.
British police have spent 10 million pounds over the last 5 years protecting companies from animal rights activists, and may be looking for money from the firms themselves.
In February, animal rights activists in Great Britain and the United States held protests to remember. . .
Silly debate over brief scene of cat attacking a pigeon in "Life Is A Miracle."
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Commissioner and Council disagree on bear hunting, but that's about all they disagree on.
OSU says Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine claims about its spinal cord class are inaccurate.
Indian newspaper claims People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals will provide training for workers to be employed at slaughterhouse opening later this year.
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Norweigian committee finds it is unlikely that lobsters feel pain.
Court awards activists monetary damages, but upholds backwards British libel laws.
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PETA argues that fish are real smart; they're so smart, in fact, that some fish even eat other fish!
Hunt spectators throw things at animal rights demonstrators.
PCRM works with two companies to create insulin assay that is created without any animal products.
Ruesch is relatively marginalized even in the animal rights movement, but really kicked off the movement's approach to animal research.
A nutrition research finds herself in the middle of a controversy after being misquoted to the effect that it is unethical to place a child on a vegan diet.
The anti-fur hypocrite loves her leather boots.
But lets just see how consistent it is willing to be with its demands that cruelty against fish end.
Damn, J-Lo looks hot in fur.
Worried about well-funded campaigns by groups such as the Humane Society of the United States, Tennessee lawmakers propose constitutional amendment to protect hunting and fishing in that state
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For a group that doesn't target children, PETA sure spends a lot of time handing out its paraphenilia at middle schools.
Another prominent SHAC activist convicted of extremist activities.
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But it turns out that Superman is the real danger.
Once again, SHAC claims it has HLS teetering on the brink -- even as HLS' earnings and stock price soar.
PCRM claims credit for shutting down research that is actually still ongoing at Ohio State University.
Study finds that pig embryonic stem cells must be transplanted during narrow window of opportunity if they are to promote growth of cells in other animals.
Fur supporters in Guerneville, California, held an even to mock animal rights protests and were going to donate all money raised to a local charity that cares for pets of AIDS patients -- until activists started harassing the charity and it decided to refuse the donation.
The last thing opponents of the animal rights movement should do is stoop to the activists' level of truthfulness.
Why do animal rights activists insist they can divine the nature of creatures by longingly gazing at them?
If activists do not want wildlife killed, then why are they stopping fox hunting?
More stuff from PETA in the "you can't make this stuff up" category.
Lawsuit claims that "Animal Care Certified" program and logo are deceptive.
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Christopher McIntosh could face up to 5 years in jail and a $250,000 fine if convicted.
Ten protesters were wrongly charged with assault in 2001, and police reach settlement agreement to avoid lawsuit.
Waiver process will likely take a couple years and will almost certainly be met with lawsuits from activists should it be granted.
Salt Lake County rightly gets its hand slapped for interfering with the civil rights of a pair of animal rights activists.
The British government once again demonstrates it doesn't have a clue by leaving open the issue of whether denial of service attacks are legal.
Will someone please grab a fur coat and cover these PETA freaks up?
We're certainly willing to posit that the chickens and turkeys Davis spends her life with are at least as smart as she is.
Gene therapy that produced protein in brains of monkeys warded off damage to dopamine-producing cells.
Lack of customers forces California foie gras restaurant to close.
SAEN animal research is all about the money, but animal rights activistm seems to be all about the stupidity.
Ryan Davis arrested and charged with planting incendiary devices that failed to ignite at commercial complex under construction in California.
Criminal complaint - United States of America v. Ryan Daniel Lewis Case number: 2:05-MJ-00036PAN EASTERN. . .
British activists see fight against Oxford University research center as pivotal moment.
Bill failed to make it out of committee in 2004, but gets another chance this year.
If only all animal rights activists would follow this group's lead.
PETA perfectly comfortable with a man who has a long history of assaulting women.
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Extremists smash windows and paint the same old lame slogans.
In November, Maine voters handily ejected a referendum that would have banned bear baiting, trapping. . .