"How to Do Animal Rights and Win the War on Animals" Animal Research Facilities in the US - by HSUS 2008 Rescues - youtube video http://www.all-creatures.org/alert/index.html - Action Alerts Declaration of Compassion - video Interview With An Undercover Animal Rights Investigator Shocked and Appalled: Deer Park II? - Miller Death Park Slaughterer: “We euthanized 312 deer in 3 nights… - Miller Jason Miller - Missouri Activist - November 2009 Candlelight Vigil in Memory of Animal Liberator Barry Horne - November 5, 2009 Lawsuit vs. Petland, November 2009  Puppy Mill Lawsuit against Petland and 100 John Doe _2009.pdf SM Park Deer; DEATH PARK, KS: In Cold Blood Redux - US, October 2009 SM Deer Park - US, October 2009 "In the face of unspeakable evil, is it even possible for me to go too far?" - Jason Miller A new animal-rights group is pledging to defend the deer in Shawnee Mission Park. - August 2009 Once Boycotted ESCADA Files Bankruptcy - August 2009 AR Conference 2009 - July 2009 Fur On Decline - August 2009 The Olympian - comments at full story link Dear EarthTalk: How is the fur industry doing these days? Has it been impacted by activism from PETA and similar groups? Clara Andrews, Edmonds An accurate source of up-to-date numbers is hard to come by, but its safe to say that the fur industry has been hurt by the ongoing and visible anti-fur campaign sometimes featuring top supermodels by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals and other animal rights groups. Whether or not activist efforts are the cause, the governments of the United Kingdom and Austria have banned fur farming in their countries altogether, while the Netherlands has phased out fox and chinchilla farming. The U.S. has not taken any action against the industry, but the number of mink farms in the U.S. has plummeted from 1,027 in 1988 to fewer than 300 today, according to Weekly International Fur News. full story: http://www.theolympian.com/environment/story/860800.html Sections Army of 1 -- Things you can do without help. Groups -- Group activism, calendars, events, Strategic Non-Violence. Essays -- Inspirational and opinions about activism. Includes 2007 AR conference. Examples -- Photos of some past actions. Activist-index -- Including tips for ALF actions. Lab breeders, 2008 (.pdf file) Write them with your opinion Hunt Sabbing Hunt Sabs - HSA history. Strategic Non-violence. Articles/Recordings Writing, Social Change, and Revolution (Adobe pdf file) - Edward Sanders Pet store cruelty: Protesting Take Action Bird Mills Rabbit Mills The SS Persia - Ship or Nazi? by Asananda X.
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Liberation Activism and Policy ADL-LA's Four-Pronged Attack: No-Kill Solutions PA Puppy Mills -- Produced by an undercover animal-rights investigator hired by Bob Baker, a longtime animal advocate and a member of an ad hoc committee advising Gov. Rendell on the problem of puppy mills in Pennsylvania. Abuse by State -- the Five best States in the US to be an animal abuser. AR 2004 Conference Fur Free Friday Demonstrations, 2007 - videos Covance War - July 2007 International AR Day, December 10, 2006 Liberation Now - download video as an .flv file
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download as an .flv file Hillary Rettig's 2006 book, The Lifelong Activist, outlined at www.LifelongActivist.com gives insightful tips on organizing your activist lifestyle. Quick fact from PETA: Convincing 100 people to give up poultry and fish saves as many animals as convincing 99 people to go vegan. International AR Day Action Guide August 2007. SAN FRANCISCO -- A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction requiring the Oakland Coliseum to allow two animal rights activists to videotape animals being brought into the Ringling Brothers Circus. The circus's performances begin Thursday and run through Aug. 19 at the Oracle Arena portion of the coliseum. The order by U.S. Judge Marilyn Patel allows Joseph Cuviello and Deniz Bolbol of Redwood City to videotape elephants and other animals from the landing of the coliseum's north ramp. Cuviello and Bolbol, who are members of Citizens for Cruelty-Free Entertainment, say they want to make the videos to educate the public and support any complaints they may make to law enforcement agencies and the media about alleged abuse. Bolbol said on Tuesday, "Having the right to gather information and document on videotape the treatment of animals is essential to exercising our free speech." full story: http://www.ktvu.com/news/13906611/detail.html
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