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• Animal Deaths in Europe: Of Cows and Madness

  http://www.mythinglinks.org/ct~animals~HoofMouth.html
  A cultural mythologist's look at underlying themes driving the untimely deaths of hundreds of thousands of slaughtered animals, mostly in England.

• Animal Liberty

  http://www.animalliberty.com/
  Seeking the development of an animal liberation charter to be presented to world leaders.

• Animal Rights

  http://www3.sympatico.ca/taniah/animal/
  Includes information on fur, hunting, testing, pets, spaying/neutering, cruelty-free shopping and related campaigns.

• Animal Rights Counterculture

  http://www.animalsong.org/
  Original, freely-distributable animal rights songs, stories and other artistic works. Contributions are welcome.

• Animal Rights Experience

  http://kate-0-0.livejournal.com/
  Personal experience in working with animal rights. Include Vegan Recipes and calls to action.

• AnimalRighter

  http://www.animalrighter.org/
  Articles about animal rights and veganism.

• AnimalRighter Blog

  http://www.animalrighter.blogspot.com/
  News, commentary, and action alerts on issues pertaining to animal rights, animal welfare, and veganism.

• Artistic Living

  http://www.artisticliving.com/
  Offers holistic and cruelty-free advice on living by an author and teacher devoted to creating a compassionate world.

• Citizens Against Animal Cruelty

  http://www.angelfire.com/ny4/roar/
  New York State grassroots organization dedicated to fighting animal cruelty and exploitation.

• Coalette's Connection for Action

  http://www.ccforaction.com/
  Focused on building a strong animal welfare activist network. Includes information about various animal welfare issues and related links.

• Death By Auto, An Internet Documentary

  http://www.angelfire.com/zine/deathbyauto/index.html
  Discusses the concerns we have over the number of wild and domestic animals killed on roads and highways because of our need to speed.

• easyVegan.info

  http://www.easyvegan.info/
  Online weblog about animal advocacy, action alerts, petitions, newsletters, and recipes.

• For the Love of Animals

  http://www.angelfire.com/il2/BlessedBe/an.html
  A site dedicated to animal rights and welfare with many petitions to sign and lots of information. Includes a pet safety section and a scavenger hunt.

• Humane Mouse Trap

  http://humanemousetrap.org/
  Provides alternative information on how to trap mice and rodents without killing them in a cruel manner.

• Man's Best Friend Blog

  http://mansbestfriends.wordpress.com/
  Provides news animal rights and the environment including links and blogs to other sites that wish to make a difference in the world.

• No More Monkey Business

  http://members.tripod.com/~pfonda/index.html
  Includes useful links and resources about great apes as well as monkeys.

• Stephanie Hyde

  http://stephaniehyde.blogspot.com/
  Graphic photographs and images depicting animal abuse and neglect. Includes news and stories and how to help.

• Teens Stopping Animal Testing (TSAT)

  http://www.angelfire.com/zine2/tsat/
  California teenagers dedicated to abolishing animal experimentation. California.

• The Animal Rights Experience

  http://kate_0_0.livejournal.com/
  A weblog about living cruelty free, how to get the message out, and documenting attempts to get people to change.

• Think Differently About Sheep

  http://www.think-differently-about-sheep.com/
  Features animal rights issues concerning factory farming, animal abuse and exploitation. Discusses animal sentience, vegetarian and vegan issues.

• Tomislava's Web Page

  http://members.tripod.com/~LoverOfAnimals/index.html
  An introduction to animal rights. Offers links to useful resources on the web.

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