Document Type
Periodical
Publication Date
Summer 1988
Abstract
- Getting the facts straight--Part II (John A. Hoyt)
- A timely reminder
- Dr. Grandy joins NADCAC
- In memorium
- Olympic concerns
- Torturers sentenced
- Hunting in the classroom?
- Center convenes conference
- Winning court battles for wildlife: The HSUS hails refuge, transport, and fur seal decisions
- Making a more humane choice: The HSUS focuses on selected farm animal products
- Road shows spotlight deer, "nuisance" species: The HSUS brings experts together to solve wildlife problems
- Protecting animals around the world: IUCN grapples with conservation and animal-welfare issues
- Rocky Mountain bust: fighting dogs seized in Colorado
- Killing with kindness (Dr. Randall Lockwood and Barbara Cassidy)
- Home of misery
- Culture & Animals Foundation: creating a climate for artistic expression
- Dark days in Shelbyville
- Wildlife in transit: the HSUS fights a cruel trade (Dr. Susan S. Lieberman)
- The facts behind the wildlife trade
- 1988 Annual Conference of the Humane Society of the United States: Animal Justice ... Political Reality
- Carriage horses: yea or nay?
- No wonder
- Bill on hold
- New Jersey's new regs
- New Jersey is a P.A.L.
- Douglas county seminar
- Good bill fails
- Shelter under scrutiny
- Puppy-mill law for Kansas
- Third time around
- Officer resigns
- Exotic-animal auctions
- Recent graduates
- Legislative update
- Violence begets violence
- Arkansans for animals
- Three in Louisiana
- Pageant protested
- Investigators in demand
- Cockfighters plead guilty
- Double protest
- New law
- Protect puppy-mill pups
- Animal patent granted
- Testimony heard
- Work to end drugs in racing
- Pet Protection Act status
- Save the elephants
- Spay.neuter clinic victory
- Student rights
Recommended Citation
"HS NEWS Volume 33, Number 03" (1988). HSUS News 1979-88. 34.
https://www.wellbeingintlstudiesrepository.org/hsunew/34