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Behind
Bars: Animal welfare violations are business as
usual for Covance, and Chandler residents are fighting
the corporation’s plans to move into their Phoenix-area
neighborhood, citing biohazard risks and cruelty to
dogs and monkeys * Grassroots vs. Goliath: Arizona
legislature defeats industry attempt to thwart humane
farms initiative and citizens’ ability to push
for agricultural regulations * Legal Eagles: Arizona
is only one of six states that have animal law sections
as part of their state bar associations * Days of
Spay & Neuter: Community assistance program
offers gratifying experience for volunteers and much-needed
services for residents
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Confronting
Animal Cruelty: As animal cruelty laws begin to
evolve at the state and federal levels, the burden to
report, investigate and prosecute crimes against animals
depends on public participation in the criminal justice
system. As people who care about animals, how do we
support law enforcement officers and prosecutors who
are committed to cracking down on animal cruelty? What
can animal advocates do to help the system work better?
* Cruel Confinement: Volunteer signature gatherers
needed for grassroots effort to put a humane farming
initiative on the November 2006 ballot to ban gestation
crates and veal crates in Arizona * October Honors Farm
Animals, Promotes Vegetarianism * Walk on the Wild
Side: The last few months have seen several attempts
to weaken the Endangered Species Act, as well as specific
at-risk wildlife populations -- here is a round-up of
current wildlife issues, including the proposed pygmy-owl
delisting and the new mountain lion protocol * "Living
with Mountain Lions" guest speaker series
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Spay/Neuter
Success: Dedicated Volunteer Leads ADLA’s Spay/Neuter
Hotline of Maricopa County on a Mission of Collaboration
and Innovation to Reduce the Number of Unwanted Animals
and Improve the Lives of Cats and Dogs in the Valley
* Mixed Messages: Arizona Game & Fish Department
incorporates some of ADLA’s comments when revising
its mountain lion protocol but again proposes scientifically
unsound huntng guidelines * Aerial Gunning of Coyotes
Continues * Hernbrode Appointed to Commission * Animal/Ecological
Terrorism Bill Resurfaces
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Betraying
the Public: Arizona Game & Fish Department Mishandles
the Sabino Canyon Mountain Lion Situation *
Common-Sense Precautions for Coexisting with Wildlife
* Politics Over Science: Arizona Game and Fish
Department Favors Special Interests over the Public
Interest *
If Only They Could Speak: NAU Professor Explores
the Language of Prairie Dogs *
They've Got Friend: Wickenburg Volunteer Provides
Assistance to Community's Animals in Need * State Legislature
Addresses Companion Animal Issues During Session *
Activism Under Fire: Sportsmen's Group Pushes 'Animal
Terrorist' Bill in the Arizona State Legislature
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