A pill full of problems

Article Abstract:

Premarin is Wyeth-Ayerst's hormone-replacement drug produced from the high concentration of estrogen in the urine of pregnant horses. Animal advocates are concerned about the collection of horse urine in Pregnant Mare Urine farms that do not meet standards for basic humane care of horses.

Care and treatment, Environmental aspects, Horses, Premarin (Medication)

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Wildlife immunocontraception

Article Abstract:

Wildlife immunocontraception may be possible through the use of porcine zona pellucida (PZP) vaccine. The vaccine brings about an immune response that hinders reproduction, and may be used for controlling wildlife overpopulation. However, PZP is not expected to curb sport hunting.

Methods, Wildlife management, Control, Animals

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Combating wildlife smugglers

Article Abstract:

Wildlife organizations in Nicaragua, El Salvador and Honduras have agreed on a strategy to stop the smuggling of animals from their countries. The strategy focuses on stepping up the enforcement of laws that prohibit seizing illegal wildlife.

Laws, regulations and rules, Wildlife conservation, World Society for the Protection of Animals

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