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Hsus Raids Save Suffering Dogs

Close Up Reports

In two raids separated by more than 1,000 miles, HSUS investigators seized several hundred suffering dogs, arranged for their care, and spurred legal action against the collector and breeder. Describing the two places as "cesspools", Frantz Dantzler, chief HSUS investigator, said "These two places were chosen for raids because they are typical of the many substandard puppy mills and kennels found in rural out-of-the-way America."

Both the Roseboom, New York Kennel and the Columbus, Kansas puppy mill had similar violations of humane standards and everyday common sense. Most of the seized animals had advanced cases of mange. Many animals had …

Hsus Update Volume 4, Number 6

HSUS Updates 1973-78

• Bullfighting
• Meeting -- Fish & Wildlife Service
• Symposium: Is the Hunter a Dying Species?
• Ruling by Court Backs Sportsmen
• Cat Experiments -- American Museum of Natural History
• Program and Policy Committee
• Dog Pollution
• American Legion Plan Fox Hunt
• The Case of the Bengal Tiger
• The Wolves Win

Social Communication In Canids: Evidence For The Evolution Of A Stereotyped Mammalian Display, Marc Bekoff

Ethology Collection

The variability in the duration and form of the canid play bow was studied in infant coyotes, wolves, wolf-dog hybrids, beagles, and adult free-ranging dogs. Both duration and form showed marked stereotypy. It appears that the role of this context-specific social signal in the communication of play intention has been fostered by selection for "morphological" stereotypy.

(No. 38) -- Spay-Neuter Programs Needed For Pet Animal Control, Humane Information Services, Inc.

Report to Humanitarians

• Spay-neuter programs needed for pet animal control
• Enforcement of 1976 Amendments of Animal Welfare Act: USDA not yet enforcing dog and cock fighting prohibition
• Better enforcement of Horse Protection Act in view
• More success in eliminating cruel methods of euthanasia

Hsus Update Volume 4, Number 4

HSUS Updates 1973-78

• Enforcement of Game Laws
• Competence of Conservation Officers
• Rabies Summary for 1975
• Guide Dog Facilities
• Horse Racing Injuries
• Poaching
• State Pet Shop and Kennel Laws
• The Humane Movement: A Selected Bibliography
• Humanitarian Attitudes
• Fur Fashion Trends
• Shooting Preserves
• Hunting Injuries and Fatalities

Hsus Update Volume 4, Number 5

HSUS Updates 1973-78

• Legislative Update

Are We Saving The Whales?, Patricia Forkan

HSUS News 1975-6

No abstract provided.

A New Moral Imperative, Oliver M. Evans

HSUS News 1975-6

Oliver M. Evans, 69, a founder and former president of The Humane Society of the United States, died on December 16. Mr. Evans, a native of Montclair, N.J., was a director or officer of HSUS throughout its 21-year history. He was serving as treasurer at the time of his death. In recognition of his outstanding leadership to the humane movement and his personal dedication to animal welfare, The HSUS headquarters building was dedicated to his memory on October 10.

Disaster Relief For Animals Nearly A Reality

HSUS News 1975-6

No abstract provided.

A New Era For Animals Begins

HSUS News 1975-6

A Pictorial View of the 22nd HSUS Annual Conference

Washington,D.C. Restauranteur Takes Tuna Off The Menu

HSUS News 1975-6

Receives HSUS Award

Army Begins War On Ground Squirrels

HSUS News 1975-6

No abstract provided.

Sue Pressman Means Business!

HSUS News 1975-6

No abstract provided.

Around The Regions

HSUS News 1975-6

No abstract provided.

Hsus Staffers Address International Humane Trapping Conference

HSUS News 1975-6

No abstract provided.

Society Completing Trapping Study

HSUS News 1975-6

No abstract provided.

Puppy Mills: An American Disgrace

HSUS News 1975-6

No abstract provided.

Famous Chincoteague Pony Roundup Improves Due To Hsus Efforts

HSUS News 1975-6

No abstract provided.

Animal People, M. W. Fox

HSUS News 1975-6

A continuing series of articles by Dr. M. W. Fox covering selected topics of interest and practical value for people who work with, and whose lives are dedicated to the welfare of our animal kin.

Legal Round Up

HSUS News 1975-6

No abstract provided.

News Briefs

HSUS News 1975-6

No abstract provided.

Calif. Voters Say "No" To Dog Race Betting!

HSUS News 1975-6

HSUS aids outcome

What Price Suffering?, Jack Ben-Rubin

HSUS News 1975-6

No abstract provided.

A Matter Of Energy, Roger Caras

HSUS News 1975-6

Our success at any job, individually or collectively, is largely a matter of energy. First, there's physical energy. How many miles can we drive? How many days a week we can work? And how many nights can we stay awake without collapsing?

How To Select A Kennel

HSUS News 1975-6

No abstract provided.

A Need For Dialogue, John A. Hoyt

HSUS News 1975-6

No abstract provided.

Animal Rights: Nih Cat Sex Study Brings Grief To New York Museum, Nicholas Wade

Popular Press Items

No abstract provided.

Nero Fall 1976

New England Regional Office

• A salute to the Admiral
• Cruelty charged in Greased Pig Contests
• Grant received
• Educators getting together
• Special thanks to Beverly Armstrong of the Santa Barbara (CA) Humane Society
• The opposite of "Jaws"
• Unique and practical
• Getting the word out
• TV star assists CB'ers
• TV star supports animal program
• Coming out from behind the eight ball
• Join the HSUS Clipping Service
• Getting together
• Teachers!
• Meet Barbara Dolce
• Speaking of gifts
• A message from the Director (John Dommers)
• What's your problem?

Humane Education Happenings Fall 1976

Humane Happenings 1975-81

No abstract provided.

Hsus Update Volume 4, Number 3

HSUS Updates 1973-78

• Forced growth of puppies
• Fund raising materials
• Hunter financing of conservation projects
• Pigeon and blackbird control
• Feral cat study
• The Hunting Controversy: a selected bibliography
• Animal Problems #1 in Boulder, Colorado
• Animal Cruelty and the Law
• HSUS library periodicals