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Hsus Offers Personalized Tv Spots To Local Groups

HSUS News 1975-6

No abstract provided.

Legal Roundup

HSUS News 1975-6

No abstract provided.

News Briefs

HSUS News 1975-6

Workshops Set for Ohio, Texas, Puerto Rico; Pet Breeding Scheme Protested by HSUS; Environmental Alliance Promotes Earth Week; Congress Hears HSUS On Trapping Issue; California Man Named HSUS Investigator; Humane Seizure Law On Trial in California; Hodge Addresses Students On Wildlife Management; Saginaw Dog Pound Assisted by HSUS; Greyhound Publication Cites HSUS Articles

Glro Fall 1975

Great Lakes Regional Office

• Police Chief tortures dogs with pellet gun
• HSUS joins federal government to improve menagerie
• HSUS calls for public referendum on Indiana zoo
• Akron zoo gives marginal response to HSUS recommendations
• Shelbyville pound improving at snail's pace
• Local humane societies, take advantage of us
• Is cruelty occurring in your children's textbooks?
• Spring workshops draw good response
• HSUS will participate in First National Whale Symposium
• Trapping legislation dies in Ohio
• Indiana lawmakers dump progressive animal control bill

Gsro Fall 1975

Gulf States Regional Office

• Zoos sell cubs to illegal buyer
• Stable owner convicted of cruelty
• HSUS stops raccoon-baiting
• Armadillo Race discontinued
• Barbiturate euthanasia
• Animal control publication available

Humane Education Happenings Fall 1975

Humane Happenings 1975-81

No abstract provided.

Hsus Update Volume 3, Number 3

HSUS Updates 1973-76

• Legislative Update
• Status of Bills Pending in Congress
• Bills Introduced into Congress
• Bills Listed by Number with Cross Reference to Subject Matter
• Miscellaneous State Legislation, Federal Regulation, Court Cases, etc.

Vocalizations Of Isolated Piglets. I. Sources Of Variation And Relationships Among Measures, D. Fraser

Communication Skills Collection

The vocalizations and activity of suckling piglets aged 4 to 25 days were studied during 5-min periods of social isolation in an unfamiliar enclosure. The animals became very active and vocalized repeatedly during the test, but the reaction was attenuated among older litters. Calls were predominantly closed mouth grunts at low rates of calling, and mainly squeals and open mouth grunts at high overall rates. Squealing correlated with open mouth grunting and with the activity measure both within and between litters. Even so, the measures appeared to be affected independently by the piglets’ behaviour in the home pen just before …

The Effect Of Straw On The Behaviour Of Sows In Tether Stalls, D. Fraser

Housing and Confinement of Farm Animals Collection

The behaviour of sows in tether stalls with and without straw was studied in two experiments. Sows lay down more when 1 kg of straw was provided daily, especially when it was chopped and mixed wet with the food (dietary effect). Sows without straw performed a variety of stereotyped oral and other activities which were greatly reduced by the provision of loose straw that could be chewed and manipulated throughout the day (recreational effect). Sows were frequently seen standing or sitting motionless with the head drooping, probably in a state of drowsiness. This behaviour was virtually eliminated by full straw …

Nero Summer 1975

New England Regional Office

• Recession limits animal welfare legislation
• Vermont zoo proposal defeated
• The problem of pet abandonment (Rear Adm. James C. Shaw)
• HSUS endorses veterinary college
• HSUS workshop draws many New Englanders
• Aquarium creates cruel illusion
• HSUS gains allies in dog track campaign

Wcro Summer 1975

West Coast Regional Office

• HSUS seminars win approval
• Lawmakers dump greyhound bills
• Dogfighting's destiny with the law (Frantz L. Dantzler)
• Spokane to see shelter animals
• Humane education's chain reaction (John J. Dommers)
• West Coast Legislative Highlights

Hs News Volume 20, Issue 03

HSUS News 1975

• President's Perspective: A tribute to Alice Morgan Wright, 1882-1975 (John A. Hoyt)

AT PRESS TIME ...

1. Ford considers lifting predator control poison ban
2. HSUS asks court to ban rabbits in dog racing

• Army ignores federal law at animal research facility
• Frank McMahon loses fight for life: Chief Investigator dies at age 48
• Cruelty rampant at America's horse riding stables
• A new KIND program for today's youth (Charles F. Herrmann)
• Effects of Erythromycin and saliva on infected wounds
• Humane progress halts at largest science fair: infliction of pain common, HSUS observer reports
• HSUS request results in turtle sale ban
• Southern Area …

Cruelty To Animals In The Film Industry

HSUS News 1975-6

No abstract provided.

Open Season On Cbs, John A. Hoyt

HSUS News 1975-6

No abstract provided.

A Tragic Ending For Americans' Pleasure Horses

HSUS News 1975-6

No abstract provided.

Hsus Presses U.S. To Uphold Ban On Importation Of Sealskins

HSUS News 1975-6

No abstract provided.

The Scream Of A Rabbit, Bernard M. Weller

HSUS News 1975-6

a behind-the-scenes look at greyhound training

Woolgrowers Win Round On Predator Control / Usda Scores Army On Laboratory Cages

HSUS News 1975-6

No abstract provided.

Legal Roundup

HSUS News 1975-6

No abstract provided.

Wild Horses Threatened By U.S. Government Bias

HSUS News 1975-6

No abstract provided.

News Briefs

HSUS News 1975-6

Ex-government official elected HSUS Director; Raleigh Society declares strict adoption policy; Workshops set for Illinois; Drennon named Director of West Coast Region

Putting Out "Brush Fires" Of Dog Racing / "Echoes Of The Guns Of Autumn"

HSUS News 1975-6

No abstract provided.

Humane Education Happenings June / July 1975

Humane Happenings 1975-81

No abstract provided.

(No. 32) -- Alternatives To The Decompression Chamber, Humane Information Services, Inc.

Report to Humanitarians

• Alternatives to the decompression chamber
• HIS Reports help to ban decompression in Dallas
• Humane Information Services, Inc. -- Review of purposes and activities
• Why people are cruel to animals
• Florida bans dogfights!

Hsus Update Volume 3, Number 2

HSUS Updates 1973-76

• Legislative Update
• Bills Introduced to Congress
• Bills Listed by Number with Cross Reference to Subject Matter
• Miscellaneous State Legislation, Federal Regulations, etc.

Cruelty Rampant At America's Horse Riding Stables

HSUS News 1975-6

No abstract provided.

Army Ignores Federal Law At Animal Research Facility

HSUS News 1975-6

An HSUS investigator found several violations of the federal Animal Welfare Act while inspecting the Maryland laboratory where the Army conducts chemical tests on beagles and other animals.

A Tribute To Alice Morgan Wright, 1882-1975, John A. Hoyt

HSUS News 1975-6

No abstract provided.

Frank Mcmahon Loses Fight For Life

HSUS News 1975-6

Frank J. McMahon, 48, chief investigator for The Humane Society of the United States, died on July 1 after suffering a series of strokes over the past 6 months.

A New Kind Program For Today's Youth, Charles F. Herrmann

HSUS News 1975-6

No abstract provided.