Something to believe in

Article Abstract:

Poison metal band member Rocket became an antivivisectionist while in eighth grade when he refused to take part in an advanced biology course in which he had to dissect a cat. In conjunction with his antivivisectionist views, he has also became a vegetarian and promotes the ideals of vegetarianism.

Personal narratives, Interview, Vegetarianism, Drummers (Musicians), Drummers, Rockett, Rikki

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Recent conferences popular with activists

Article Abstract:

Issues debated at the conferences of the World Society for the Protection of Animals in the UK, and of Animal Rights 2000 in the US, are highlighted. Topics covered include farming animals, abbatoir conditions, the fur trade and circuses.

Care and treatment, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Humane education, Domestic animals, World Society for the Protection of Animals

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Unsung Heroes

Article Abstract:

The life of animal activist, Sally Mackler, is discussed. Mackler is opposed to Measure 34 which aims to overturn a ruling about bear baiting. She has also been involved in many other aspects of animal protection.

Officials and employees, Behavior, Mackler, Sally

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