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From ANIMAL PEOPLE, July-August 2013:
The Dog Care Field Manual:
How to care for mangy run-down dogs in 2nd and 3rd world countries
(and in developed countries, too)
by Harrell Graham
46-page free download from
<www.animalpeoplenews.org/SPECIAL/dogfieldcare-manual.pdf>
The Dog Care Field Manual, by Harrell Graham, covers wound treatment; treatment of both internal parasites such as worms and external parasites such as mange; emergency response to poisoning; and avoidance of rabies. Each topic is reviewed in depth and detail, recommending crisis care that almost anyone can give when the nearest veterinarian is many miles and hours away. Continue reading
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Islamic Law & Animals
FREE BOOKS BY KRISTEN STILT
Animal Welfare in Islamic Law is now available free in both English and Arabic. It consists of 48 medium-sized pages. The book serves as a guide in matters related to ideal treatment of animals in daily life. Likewise it serves as a reminder to people of the divine rules and the fine human values that Islam calls for in treatment of animals. "In my studies of Islamic law, I have always been impressed by the extensive rules that require humans to treat animals kindly and with mercy. These rules are wide ranging, and include significant protections for work animals like horses and donkeys, requirements that slaughtering be done in the absolutely merciful way as possible, and commands to treat dogs and cats kindly in all situations. The position on animal welfare within Islamic law is an excellent example of compassion and concern for those who depend on others for their care. Islamic legal protection of animal welfare is truly a model for everyone, and if these protective rules were applied world wide, the amount of animal suffering would be radically reduced and the situation for animals would be tremendously better."—From the Introduction, Animal Welfare in Islamic Law.
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR|||||
KRISTEN STILT is a Professor of Law at Northwestern University School of Law and an affiliated faculty member in the History Department. She received her law degree from The University of Texas School of Law, where she was an associate editor of the Texas Law Review and Co-Editor-in-Chief of theTexas Journal of Women and the Law. Her Ph.D. (2004) in History and Middle Eastern Studies is from Harvard University.
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Dr. William Mackie is a prominent veterinarian focusing much of his work on pet sterilization. He has pioneered some techniques that make it possible to sterilize animals safely in shorter periods of time than by the traditional approach.
WARNING! These videos are for information only. No one who is not FULLY qualified as doctor in veterinary medicine should attempt to perform these surgical procedures on any animal under any circumstances.
[Video series] http://www.animalpeoplenews.org/anp/?s=dr.+mackie
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