animal rights
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Animal Testing No Longer Required for Approving Drugs But Substitutes are Still Unavailable
After years of campaigning, animal rights advocates are celebrating because, finally, animal testing is no longer necessary for drug approval. However, substitutes are still unavailable.
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Animal Emotion: Here Are Several Ways to Know What Animals Feel
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Kangaroos in Australia Being Driven to Localized Extinction for Their Meat; Activists File Petition Against New Zealand
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Dog Meat Traders in Indonesia to be Prosecuted After Truck With 78 Traumatized Dogs is Intercepted
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South Korea Recognizes Animals as 'Sentient Beings,' Govt Grants Them Legal Rights
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Pigs Cut While Still Alive: Hidden Cam Showed Extreme Animal Cruelty in Slaughterhouse
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France Finally Joins Ban on Breeding Captive Killer Whales, Dolphins
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Rage Ensues as Lion's Gate Sanctuary in Colorado Kills All of Its 11 Exotic Animals -- Why Did They Do it?
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Shark Attack Survivor Calls for Cull, Reignites Long Standing Debate in Australia
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Over 300 Small Animals Rescued From Being Hoarded in Nashville
