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Animal Kingdoms Wildlife Sanctuaries Of The World by National Geographic Society, 0000 Animal Kingdoms: Wildlife Sanctuaries Of The World by Unknown, 1995 Our Companion Animals : Tales of Transformation from Farm Sanctuary by Lorri Bauston, 2001-12-01 Animal Sanctuary Nobodys Dog (Animal Sanctuary Trilogy) by Joyce Stranger, 1992-07-31 Beaversprite My Years Building an Animal Sanctuary by Richards Dorothy, 1977 Ranch of Dreams the Heartwarming Story of America's Most unusual Animal Sanctuary by Cleeveland Amory, 1997 Animals at Home (Animal Sanctuary) by Diane Redmond, 1998-06-30 Best Friends: the True Story of the World's Most Beloved Animal Sanctuary by Samantha Glen, 1980 The chronicles of Ferne: Ferne Animal Sanctuary, Centre of Humanitarian Activities, practical demonstration of progressive animal husbandry : the study of mind in animals by Nina Hamilton, 1951 Animal sanctuaries in Labrador: Supplement to an address by William Charles Henry Wood, 1912 The Animal Alert (Animal Sanctuary) by Diane Redmond, 1998-06-30 Ranch of Dreams: the Heartwarming Story of America's Most Unusual Animal Sanctuary by Cleveland Amory, 1998 Beaversprite My Years Building an Animal Sanctuary by Richards Dorothy, 1983 Animal sanctuaries in Labrador; by William Charles Henry Wood, 1911

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41. Virtual Malaysia - Malaysia Tourism Portal
    You are here VM Showcase VR Gallery Places of Interest Zoos and animalsanctuaries. VR Category. Places of Interest - Zoos and animal sanctuaries.  
    http://www.virtualmalaysia.com/vm_showcase/vr/za.cfm

42. Virtual Malaysia - Malaysia Tourism Portal
    Search VM. You are here Nature and Adventure Zoos and animal sanctuaries. Listof Zoos and animal sanctuaries. 1. Zoo Negara. User  
    http://www.virtualmalaysia.com/places_and_activities/places/category.cfm?categor

43. Goa Wildlife, Goa Wild Life, Goa Sanctuaries, Goa Animal Reserves, Goa Bird Sanc
    her vegetation and animal life. To protect some of this natural beauty from rushof modern development, goahas set aside four wildlife sanctuaries nested in  
    http://www.goatravelinfo.com/wild.htm
    
    Extractions: Wildlife Goa Sun, Sand, Sea.... Goa is a state which is gifted with incredible natural beauty; from her beaches and gently rolling hill to her vegetation and animal life. To protect some of this natural beauty from rush of modern development, goahas set aside four wild-life sanctuaries nested in the wooded areas of in-land Goa. The rich, varied and vibrant avenues available to nature lovers, or bird-watchers, or wildlife. Together wildlife cover an area of 755 square km, or around 60 per cent of forest area and 20 per cent of the geographical area of the state. Though Madei and Netravali have been notified, they have not been taken over by the wildlife wing from the territorial division. Bondla Wildlife Sanctuary Up in the lush foothills of the Western Ghats, Bondla is good place to see S Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary On the western tip to the island of Chorao along River Mandovi, migratory and local birds inhabit the mangroves. Visitors are allowed entry with prior permission of the Chief Wildlife Warden who is stationed at Forest Department, Junta House, 18th June Road, Panaji cross over from Ribandar to Chorao by ferry or canoe and walk to the sanctuary. Mangrove swamps cover this bird-watchers' paradise aptly named after India's best known ornithologist. Open throughout the year, the sanctuary can be visited with the permission of the Chief Wild Life Warden, Forest Department, Junta House, Panaji. Apart from a rich variety of coastal birds, one may spot flying foxes, jackals and crocodiles.

44. Animal Sanctuaries (Licensing) Bill – Second Reading Friday 11 January
    Dear MP. animal sanctuaries (Licensing) Bill – Second Reading Friday 11 January. Oneof the questions posed was whether animal sanctuaries should be licensed.  
    http://www.epolitix.com/data/companies/images/Companies/Countryside-Alliance/San
    
    Extractions: House of Commons London SW1A 0AA 8 January 2002 Dear MP The Alliance supports the principles of Ian Cawsey’s Private Member’s Bill to require the licensing and control of animal sanctuaries in England and Wales. We believe that the welfare of animals kept in sanctuaries must be safeguarded. Furthermore, we believe that institutions operating in this capacity which often receive charitable donations should be held publicly accountable to ensure that money is used to care appropriately for animals. Zoos in England and Wales are already subject to licensing under X which are administered through local authorities. We suggest that animal sanctuaries could be licensed under the same system in order to ease implementation and ensure common standards of care. On 2 January the animal welfare division of DEFRA issued a letter of consultation as Ministers wish to consider whether to introduce an Animal Welfare Bill to consolidate and update existing legislation in order to promote the welfare of farmed, captive and domestic animals. One of the questions posed was whether animal sanctuaries should be licensed. We suggest that if the Animal Sanctuaries (Licensing) Bill does not reach the Statute Book that it would be appropriate and satisfactory to consider the licensing of animal sanctuaries as part of a broader Government Bill in the future. Yours sincerely John Gardiner Director of Political Affairs

45. Animal Sanctuaries Swindon
    animal Rescue Links Services, Swindon animal Sanctuary (sas) charity aimingto raise enough funds to build an animal sanctuary in Swindon.  
    http://www.sdah.co.uk/rescue_links.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Who Cares Homeless Pets About Us ... Donations Pet Search Dogs Cats Rabbits Guinea pigs Farm Animals Support us Swindon Cats Protection Nationwide cat rescue centres. Swindon Animal Sanctuary (sas) charity aiming to raise enough funds to build an animal sanctuary in Swindon. Presently dogs are re-homed via temporary foster homes. www.tj-canine.co.uk Advice on care as well as a behaviourist service. We deal with any problem from pulling on the lead to aggression or anxiety. Swindon Rabbit Shelter Our aim is to care for unwanted/rescued and abandoned Rabbits, then re-home them in loving homes. UK Animal Rescuers The Web Site for Everyone Interested in Animal Welfare Dogs Home Battersea The name says it all... NCDL National Canine Defence League. Cat Chat www.giveadogahome.com Excellent resource for animal shelters nationwide. Animals in Distress Run by people who care, supported by people who care. Based in Irlam, Manchester and Littleborough, Lancs...

46. India Wildlife, Indian Wildlife, India Sanctuaries, India Animal Reserves, South
    Andhra Pradesh has a variety of birds and animal sanctuaries with large variety ofanimals which attract the tourist to visit this adventures and amazing place  
    http://www.travel-andhrapradesh.com/realwild.htm
    
    Extractions: Andhra Pradesh has a variety of birds and animal sanctuaries with large variety of animals which attract the tourist to visit this adventures and amazing place. The Eastern Ghat ranges are found moist to semi-evergreen forests which give way to the dry thorn scrubs of the Ananthapur plateau. Its varied topography from high ranges of the Eastern Ghats and the Nallamalai to the shores of Bay of Bengal, has given rise to a variety of flora and fauna. This variation in turn has given rise to varied fauna including Deer, Sambhar, Nilgai, Monkeys, Langurs, Jackals, Wild Boars, Python, Sloth Bear, Panthers and Tiger etc.

47. India Wildlife, Indian Wildlife, India Sanctuaries, India Animal Reserves, South
    Kolleru. Location, This bird sanctuary is located in West Godavaridistrict near Eluru. Area, 673 Sq.km. (depending on water spread).  
    http://www.travel-andhrapradesh.com/wildsan.htm
    
    Extractions: Kolleru Location This bird sanctuary is located in West Godavari district near Eluru. Area 673 Sq.km. (depending on water spread) Habitat It is a marsh with shallow water spread. Accessibility Nearest railway station is at Kaikalur. By road 60 km. from Vijayawada. Season October to May. Birds found Large number of Gargeny Teals, Common Teals, Pochards, Spot Bills, Brahminy, Ducks (Ruddy Shelduck), Open Bill Storks. Herons, occasionally flamingoes, Grey Pelicans which used to visit this area have become rare due to various causes. Rollapadu Location Near Nandikotkuru, Kurnool District. Area 614 Sq. km. Habitat The dry thorn type of forests, interspersed with dry cereal crops, cotton, groundnut and castor. Accessibility Nearest railway station is at Kurnool. State buses available. Season October to February. Birds found Black Buck, Bonnet Macaque, Indian Bustard, Indian Roller, Sparrows, Mynas, Russel's Viper, Indian Cobra, Jackal, Wolf and Indian Fox. Nelapattu Location The Bird sanctuary is located on the east coast, 20 km. north of Pulicat bird sanctuary in Nellore district, and 100 km. north of Chennai.

48. KLIA
    List of Zoos and animal sanctuaries. 1. Zoo Negara. User recommendation (48 votes) vote here With some 4,000 animals from over  
    http://klia.virtualmalaysia.com/category.cfm?category=Zoos and Animal Sanctuarie

49. International Fund For Animal Welfare | Whalers Block Sanctuaries Despite Majori
    Caribbean countries led the effort to block adoption of the sanctuaries. Conservationgroups including the International Fund for animal Welfare (IFAW – www  
    http://www.ifaw.org/page.asp?unitid=613

50. Journeymalaysia.com - Rainforests And Animal Sanctuaries In Malaysia
    http://www.journeymalaysia.com/M2_rain.htm

51. Books On Animal-related Issues - Sanctuaries
    Books sanctuaries, Please note This page also serves SETA-PSU. Have fun! BestFriends The True Story of the World's Most Beloved animal Sanctuary AUTHOR  
    http://www.geari.org/sanctuaries.html

52. Eravikulam Wildlife Sanctuary, Munnar Wildlife Park, Wild Animal Sanctuaries, Wi
    Wildlife travel guide of Kerala India providing info on eravikulam wildlife sanctuary,munnar wildlife park, wild animal sanctuaries, wildlife sanctuaries in  
    http://www.kerala-travel-tours.com/kerala_wildlife/eravikulam_wildlife_sanctuary
    
    Extractions: Kerala Travel Tours Kerala means "land of coconuts". Many call the beach at kovalam the best in india. Emerald Kerala Backwaters , lush hill stations, ayurveda and health resorts, enchanting beaches of Kerala Kerala Travel and Tourism Guide Travel though the relaxed and laid back atmosphere of the Kerala cities or indulge in some eco friendly

53. Zoos, Sanctuaries And Animal Parks - Queensland Business
    Queensland Pets animals. Zoos, sanctuaries animal Parks.Australia Zoo, Beerwah, QLD. Wild World Australia, Palm Cove,QLD.  
    http://trades-and-services.com.au/qld/pets_animals/zoos_sanctuaries_parks.htm

54. Primate Sanctuaries
    animal sanctuaries, though imperfect subsitutes for the wild, are consideredthe next best places for the animals to live out their lives in peace.  
    http://uclapfp.tripod.com/uclaprimatefreedomproject/id14.html
    
    Extractions: Primate Freedom Project at UCLA Primate Sanctuaries HOME Our Mission Vivisector Profiles Primate Freedom Newsletters ... Primate Freedom Tags Primate Sanctuaries $10,000 Reward Affiliated Primate Freedom Projects Links Wish List Our proposal calls for abolishing primate experimentation. So where will the primates go when the experiments end? Animal sanctuaries, though imperfect subsitutes for the wild, are considered the next best places for the animals to live out their lives in peace. There are many animal sanctuaries in the US which will accept primates from research institutions for retirement. However, the quality of care provided by these facilities varies significantly. Sanctuaries accredited by The Association of Sanctuaries (TAOS) are regarded as the finest in the country. There may be other sanctuaries capable of providing acceptable care, but the Primate Freedom Project believes that because of its rigid standards, TAOS is an exceptional place to begin if the University decides to retire the primates it uses in experiments. The information on this page is taken from TAOS: The Association of Sanctuaries

55. 1do3.com: Animal Sanctuaries
    1DO3 External link to animal sanctuaries Your browser does not supportframes. Please click the above link to visit animal sanctuaries  
    http://www.1do3.com/uk/page.php?x=4,658,4925

56. Animal Sanctuaries - Brisbane,Gold & Sunshine Coasts,SE Qld
    Zoos, animal reserves wildlife sanctuaries in Brisbane, the Gold Coast,Ipswich, Toowoomba, Sunshine Coast South East Queensland.  
    http://thelocaltourist.com.au/Attractions/Energiser_2_98.htm
    
    Extractions: ‘The Bush at Brisbane’s Doorstep’. Located at the foothills of the D’Aguilar Range stretching from Mt Coot-tha to Lake Wivenhoe. Only 20mins drive from Brisbane’s bustling centre. Wildlife centre animals include a Platypus, Carpet snake, Quolls and Sugar Gliders. Bushwalk, picnic or take a scenic drive through dry eucalypt forest to beautiful lush rainforest. Call (07) 3300 4855 for more info. Crocodile hunter

57. Animal Rights And Welfare
    sanctuaries Everywhere Else. Hillside animal Sanctuary National Seal Sanctuary Mare Foal Sanctuary The Australian Butterfly Sanctuary Fairways Horse Sanctuary  
    http://veederandld.20m.com/welfare.html
    
    Extractions: INDEX Animal Rights and Welfare Sites Sanctuaries Animal-Friendly Sites Return to ZOOLINKS Alarming, isn't it? NOTE: Many (maybe most!) of the sites listed below are opposed to the existence of zoos. I think these viewpoints make interesting reading and that anyone interested in zoos and in animals should know about them. While I don't agree with everything that is said, I DO support any group dedicated to the protection of animals, either in the wild or in captivity. Further, I believe that anyone who keeps animals in captivity should be accountable for whatever actions they take and have NOTHING TO HIDE. Ideally, a good zoo will continuously strive to become a better home for the animals in their care and contribute much to education and conservation. They should always be open to inspection and (constructive) criticism. If you have questions about anything your local zoo is doing you should contact the director and voice your concerns. PETA-Online

58. Sanctuaries Open Their Barn Doors For Farm Animals Awareness Week
    This is where farm animal sanctuaries come into play. The Lighthouse isone of many such farm animal sanctuaries in the United States.  
    http://www.hsus.org/ace/15419
    
    Extractions: Wayne Geiger/Lighthouse Farm Sanctuary Bart, the miniature donkey, knew his duties for the day: He was supposed to allow guests to walk him around the farm grounds or just sit still as they posed with him for a picture. Bart, however, had other plans. The donkey decided he would lead the charge. Guests found themselves desperately hanging on to Bart's lead rope as he pranced around the grounds, as if he were the designated spokesanimal for this September 21, 2002 open house at the Lighthouse Farm Sanctuary in Sheridan, Oregon, about 20 miles west of Salem. But that's what happens when you actually allow a farm animal to express himself: You discover he actually has a mind of his own. And a personality. And lots of other surprising traits. Bart lives with nearly 80 farm animals, including cattle, burros, llamas, sheep, pigs, geese, ducks, goats and chickens. They all live but through the grace of the Lighthouse, which was established when the animals' previous home, at another area sanctuary, was on the verge of collapse. Land was donated to the Lighthouse, and the animals had themselves a new home. The September 21 open house, which was filled with tours and activities for both animal and visitor, was the Lighthouse's first public event, and it purposely coincided with National Farm Animals Awareness Week. Both events are designed to raise consciousness about farm animals in our increasingly urban and technological society.

59. National Parks/Sanctuaries
    The following are the most important sanctuaries in terms of attractions,accessibility and availability of facilities. animal sanctuaries.  
    http://www.srilankatourism.org/nationalparks.htm
    
    Extractions: Sanctuaries The animals to be seen in Sri Lanka's national parks include elephant, leopard, sloth bear, sambhur, deer and monkeys, wild buffalo, wild boar (pig), porcupine, ant-eater, civet cat, jackal, mongoose, loris (unique to sri Lanka) several varieties of lizards, squirrels, reptiles and amphibians. Each park however has its own specialities. Yala (Ruhuna) National Park Situated 309 km. south of Colombo, Yala is approximately 1,259 sq.km. in extent and is located in the south eastern corner of the island. Its northern boundaries border on the Lahugala Elephant Sanctuary and it has the added bonus of a scenic ocean frontage. The terrain is varied flat plains alternating with rocky outcrops. The vegetation ranges from open parkland to dense jungle. Water holes, small lakes, lagoons and streams provide water for the animals and birds. The speciality here is the large numbers of elephants. Gal Oya

60. Introduction To MINI-PIGS, INC.
    Working with other sanctuaries, animal rescue agencies, animal rights and animalwelfare organizations, vegitarian groups, various legislative bodies and the  
    http://www.minipigs.org/intro1.html
    
    Extractions: TO MINI-PIGS, INC. WHO WE ARE: Mini-Pigs, Inc. is the final home for over 70 rescued miniature pigs, 2 pygmy goats and several rescued dogs and cats. Here the animals receive thorough and comprehensive medical treatment and live in small grassy and wooded pastures with other rescued animals. Once their medical needs are provided for, each pig is slowly introduced into an established herd of other pigs based on size, temperament and social skills. Those pigs that need rehabilitation or resocialization are given special care before and during their introduction into their new herd. MISSION STATEMENT: MINI-PIGS, Inc., is a non-profit, no-kill sanctuary dedicatedprimarily to the rescue of abused, abandoned and neglected miniture pigs. Operating on 17 acres in Cupeper, Virginia, all rescued animals are provided with a full range of medical care, fed, housed, cared for and given a safe and loving home for the remainder of their lives. MINI-PIGS, Inc., also operates an adoption program, a placement service, an educational outreach program and serves as a rescource and point of assistance for miniature pig owners, shelters and animal rescue groups in the region. Working with other sanctuaries, animal rescue agencies, animal rights and animal welfare organizations, vegitarian groups, various legislative bodies and the public, MINI-PIGS, Inc., exists to rescue miniature pigs, educate the public about animal rights and to protect the rights and enhance the welfare of all animals.

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