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Animal Abuse Crime Database
PO Box 2995
Del Mar, CA 92014
Phone: 888-523-PETS (7387)
E-mail: info@pet-abuse.com
Website: www.pet-abuse.com
"A national animal protection organization
that researches and tracks incidents of criminal animal cruelty. We
offer a wide range of service and tools for animal advocates, humane law
enforcement, researchers and prosecutors."
Shows how to help. Also has a
great form you can fill out to report abuse of any animal. -ARB
The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
(ASPCA)
424 East 92nd St.
New York, NY 10128
Phone: 212-876-7700 ext. 4450
E-mail: humanelaw@aspca.org
Website: www.aspca.org
“Our vision is that the United States is a
humane community in which all animals are treated with respect and
kindness.” They work to stop the cruelty of animals all around the
world.
This is a great site to donate
you time or money, and to receive newsletters and information on updates
on each animal. -ARB
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Animal Freedom
E-mail:
reaction@animalfreedom.org
Website:
www.animalfreedom.org
Has articles and books on animal cruelty in
several languages. Their main focus is stopping factory farming.
This website provides you with
helpful tools, such as videos, to help visualize the reality of cruelty
to animals of all kinds. –ARB
Fur Free Friday
Website: www.furfreefriday.com
An annual event held the Friday after
Thanksgiving, for example on November 24, 2006. It's an event to help
stop the fur trade and the skinning of animals. It aims to "educate
people about the horrors suffered by fur bearing animals". It has been
going on since 1986 and continues to build each year as more and more
people become aware of the situation of skinning and fur farming.
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 Helping
Animals (a division of PETA)
501 Front St.
Norfolk, VA 23510
Website: www.helpinganimals.com
The Community Animal Project (CAP) goes out
each day searching for dogs and cats in need of a better shelter, such
as a new dog house or to be unchained and fed. Spay and Neuter
Immediately Please (SNIP) is an active group that works to help animals
become healthy and safe in their environment. “Angels for Animals” helps
people take action towards animals, pushing for spay/neuter ordinances
in their communities, reporting cruelty, helping homeless animals, and
encouraging others to do the same.
This site gives you additional
resources to use to help out the helpless animals. -ARB
The Humane Farming
Association
(HFA)
P.O. Box 3577
San Rafael, CA 94912
Phone: 415-771-CALF (2253)
Fax: 415-485-0106
E-mail: hfa@hfa.org
Website: www.hfa.org
Works "to protect farm animals from
cruelty, to protect the public from the dangerous misuse of antibiotics,
hormones, and other chemicals used on factory farms, and to protect the
environment from the impacts of industrialized animal factories." One of
their biggest campaigns is to stop veal factory farming. The conditions
are harsh and are causing the veal to become tainted with disease.
This website focuses mainly on
factory farming and slaughtering abuse and how to get involved in
boycotts and campaigns towards are more humane way of life. -ARB
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People for
the Ethical Treatment of Animals
(PETA)
501 Front St.
Norfolk, VA 23510
Phone: 757-622-peta (7382)
Website: www.peta.com
An animal rights organization “dedicated to
establishing and protecting the rights of all animals. PETA operates
under the simple principle that animals are not ours to eat, wear,
experiment on, or use for entertainment.”
One of the best websites for how
to help animals that are being abused, mistreated, or tested on. It’s a
great website, easy to use, and has a lot of useful resources, such as
stores, adoption sites, and ways you can get involved. -ARB
Uncaged Campaigns
9 Bailey Lane
Sheffield S1 4EG, UK
Phone: +44 (0) 114 272 2220
Fax: +44 (0) 114 272 2225
E-mail: info@uncaged.co.uk
Website: www.uncaged.co.uk
“Uncaged has developed a unique campaigning
approach which has placed it at the forefront of the anti-vivisection
movement.” They also work towards stopping xenotransplanting - the
development of ways to use animal organs for human transplants. It also
is the sponsor of an annual Proctor & Gamble protest all over the world.
Shows ways to protest cruelty
and other things you can do in your city to help, as well as providing
worthy information on xenotransplanting and other abuses. -ARB
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