1.11impgb5300defaultxmlTue Dec 1 20:29:30 2009 UTClccn-n85-3783920.360.510.68n 85378392oca01910005aPeople for the Ethical Treatment of AnimalsPETAlccn-n90-643767Newkirk, Ingridlccn-nr2001-8927Dori, Ann Marielccn-n91-100241Baldwin, Alec1958-nc-peta videoPETA Videolccn-n92-63434Liebergot, Debbilccn-no2007-44732Mathews, Danlccn-n79-62851Animal Welfare Institutenp-brebner, sueBrebner, Suenp-baer, debbiBaer, Debbilccn-n95-83614Lovich, LenePeople for the Ethical Treatment of AnimalsPeople for the Ethical Treatment of Animals710Juvenile worksHumane educationMusicPolitical participationRock musicSexual attractionRadio programs--Law and legislationTelevision comediesTelevision programsFraudTelevision programs--Law and legislationWords, ObsceneSwindlers and swindlingAging--PreventionBibleObscenity (Law)LoveNew Age movementUnited States.--Federal Communications CommissionImpostors and impostureCriticism, interpretation, etc.Animal rescueVivisectionVideo recordings for the hearing impairedNewkirk, IngridUnited States.--Federal Bureau of InvestigationCorporationsArchivesDocumentary filmsLaboratory animalsAnimal welfare--Moral and ethical aspectsPeriodicalsVegetarian cookeryHuman-animal relationshipsVegan cookeryDirectoriesMathews, DanBiographyConsumer goods--TestingConsumer educationSlaughtering and slaughter-housesAnimal rights movementVegetarianismAnimal experimentationAnimal rights activistsAnimal experimentation--Moral and ethical aspectsAnimal rightsPeople for the Ethical Treatment of AnimalsUnited StatesAnimal welfare19791981198419851986198719881989199019911992199319941995199619971998199920002001200220032004200520062007200820096309book179.3hv470813817618848854ocn028418021sw028418021:lccn-n85-378392Falsebook19930.52Guillermo, Kathy Snow6346506ocn054019790sw046864222:lccn-n85-378392Falsevisu20030.68Documentary films

Shows the lives and deaths of chickens, turkeys, cows and pigs raised in factory farms and processed in slaughterhouses. It presents a case for vegetarianism and the ethical treatment of animals.

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Explains why we must improve our treatment of the animals with whom we share this planet and shows how we can help to create a less violent world for humans, animals, and the environment.

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Documents animal abuse committed during federally-funded experiments at the University of Pennsylvania involving brain-damage in primates. Investigation of this abuse led to termination of that federal funding.

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This program shows how the company Biosearch uses animals to test drugs and cosmetics and the abuses that take place. These abuses include inadequate veterinary care, unalleviated pain, failure to provide food and water, inadequate sanitation, and routine mishandling.

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Shows how the infected animals with human disease suffer in the reinforced steel chambers with disease and loneliness until their death.

5405433ocn122940511sw122940511:lccn-n85-378392Falsebook2007Mathews, Dan

A bold, offbeat, globe-trotting memoir that shows how the most ridiculed punching bag in high school became a crusader for the most downtrodden individuals of all--animals. Mathews recounts the random incidents and soul-searching that inspired a reluctant party boy to devote his life to a cause, without ever abandoning his sense of mischief and fun. As the irreverent force behind the colorful crusades carried out by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), one of the most effective and enduring pressure groups in the world, he has strutted naked before a fur convention in Tokyo, halted GM's use of animals in crash tests by storming the carmaker's float in the Rose Parade dressed as a rabbit, and crashed a fashion show in Milan dressed as a priest. With self-deprecating wit and candor, Mathews reveals all the edgy details of his unorthodox coming-of-age and equally outrageous career.--From publisher description.

2062061ocn237879296sw237879296:lccn-n85-378392Falsebook2003United States

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, also known as PETA, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the education of the public about issues concerning animal rights.

1911922ocn173298297sw173298297:lccn-n85-378392Falsevisu2008Documentary films

Candid and introspective look at the beliefs and motives of Ingrid Newkirk, founder and leader of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals. Told through interviews with Newkirk, PETA employees, PETA supporters, and critics alike.

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Penn and Teller debunk a number of dubious enterprises, including PETA, the war on drugs, the myth of monogamy, twelve-step programs, the FCC's crusade against profanity, the New Age movement, the anti-aging industry, recycling, Biblical claims, the exercise industry, and hypnosis.

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PETA is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to exposing and eliminating all animal abuse, particularly where the largest numbers of animals suffer: in laboratories, on factory farms, and in the fur trade. Peta uses public education, litigation, research and investigations, media campaigns, and grassroots organizing to accomplish this goal.

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Includes information on factory farming, resources for activists, links to vegetarian Web resources.

112ocn030350443sw030350443:lccn-n85-378392Falseseri1.00111ocn436095726sw233033781:lccn-n85-378392Falsebook2008Girgen, Jen

Since the mid-1970s, the modern U.S. animal rights movement has grown in size and influence. Membership in People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), the world's largest animal rights organization, for instance, has grown from fewer than 100 members in 1980 (Plous, 1991), to more than 1,800,000 "members and supporters" today (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, n.d.b), and donations to the organization indicate a similar upward trend (Charity Navigator, 2006). At the same time, the influence of the movement has been felt by animal users, consumers, and the government, and continues to be relevant to this day. From early campaigns leading to a considerable decrease in the numbers of animals used in product testing (Jasper and Nelkin, 1992) and a plummet in sales of fur coats (Singer, 2003), to more recent victories including concessions by McDonald's, Burger King, and other restaurants regarding their animal welfare policies (Martin, 2007), and a spate of initiatives passed at the state level banning or curtailing particular animal uses (Lubinski, 2003), the U.S. animal rights movement has had an effect on business practices, on the law, and on the nation's consciousness. Additionally, a minority faction of the movement has engaged in crimes in an effort to bring about animal liberation, resulting in millions of dollars in damage to animal use industries (Southern Poverty Law Center, 2002).

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Paul McCartney gives a rare live performance of PETA's Concert for Party Animals - a once in a lifetime gathering of stars who have made the fight for animals rights one of today's most popular causes.

111ocn179258478sw179258478:lccn-n85-378392FalsemixdPitchersky, Carol

The papers document Pitchersky's work as a fundraiser for public interest groups in the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s. Included is material related to the ACLU, Planned Parenthood, Amnesty International, and others groups.

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