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Animal cruelty is pervasive throughout the United States and Hawai'i is no exception. Intensive factory farming takes place in our own back yards, right here on Oahu.
In addition to farm animals, other animal abuse in Hawai'i includes fur coats and fur trim sold at Neiman Carcass, as well as fur trim sold in many other department stores; dolphins and other sea life imprisoned for profit, away from their families, swimming in circles year after year in small concrete tanks for the mere amusement of tourists; similarly, animals in the zoo are kept in cages, thousands of miles from their natural homes; animals used for cruel and wasteful experiments at UH, when many prestigious universities have eliminated testing on animals.
This section deals with specific issues relating to animal abuse in Hawai'i.
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By: Animal Rights Hawai'i
Published: October 7, 2007
Topic: General Concerns
Summary: What USDA "Wildlife Services" more correctly named federal animal hit men have destroyed in fy 2006 in Hawai'i
By: Cathy Goeggel
Published: September 20, 2005
Topic: Abuse Report
Summary: Investigation into transport of live pigs from Canada to Hawai'i just to satisfy a small number of people who like to eat "hot pork", the flesh of a freshly slaughtered pig.
By: Dr. William Harris
Published: September 19, 2005
Topic: Laboratory Report
Summary: Contraceptive Vaccine may offer hope for a humane way to control population. Dr. Harris, Member of the Animal Rights Hawai' Board of Directors, examines the current status of CV in humane population animal control.
