Posts Tagged ‘Animal Action’
Making the Leap
How COVID-19 Led Biology Teachers to Try Humane Dissection Tools…and What This Could Mean for the Future When the COVID-19 pandemic struck in the spring of 2020, many schools made…
Read MoreUnder the Sea
Animals don’t have to be the subjects of research to be victims of research. According to a 2018 proposal by the U.S. Navy, its training exercises in the Pacific Ocean…
Read MoreAnimals In The Time of COVID
The coronavirus pandemic has changed all of our lives in many ways. From schools and offices to shopping and dining out to everyday social interactions, there’s hardly an aspect of…
Read MoreHappy Trails to Ewes and Horses and Goats and Cows and…
Last fall, Happy Trails Farm Animal Sanctuary in Ravenna, OH, took on a large-scale rescue project, saving more than 30 animals — including goats, mini horses, sheep, donkeys, cows, chickens…
Read MoreThe Plan for Progress: Classroom Dissection
As we complete our 90th year of victories on behalf of animals, NAVS is looking toward the future of humane, human-relevant science. To that end, we are undertaking an ambitious,…
Read MoreThe Plan for Progress: Dogs in Research
As we complete our 90th year of victories on behalf of animals, NAVS is looking toward the future of humane, human-relevant science. To that end, we are undertaking an ambitious,…
Read MoreThe Plan for Progress: Nonhuman Primates in Research
As we complete our 90th year of victories on behalf of animals, NAVS is looking toward the future of humane, human-relevant science. To that end, we are undertaking an ambitious,…
Read MoreAs Nature Intended: Helping sanctuaries give animals the lives they deserve
Horses, sheep and pigs roaming through grassy pastures under a brilliant blue sky. Primates—from baboons to gibbons to macaques—swinging through their enclosures. A group of mice, happily huddled with others,…
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