1. Animal Fighting: The Final Round Special campaign site with news, facts, legislation and sample letters. From the Humane Society of Category Society Issues animal fighting Organizations......Though banned in most states, animal fighting continues to flourish. The Final Roundcampaign exposes it wherever it hides. animal fighting The Final Round. http://www.hsus.org/ace/11452

About Us Campaigns How You Can Help Government Affairs ... Animal Fighting: The Final Round Animal Fighting: The Final Round The Final Round campaign exposes animal fighting (whether with dogs or gamecocks), helps law enforcement personnel combat it, strengthens laws against it, and assists citizens who want to rid their communities of it. In recent years we have seen an increase in animal fighting, both in urban settings and in rural areas. To combat this trend, The HSUS provides educational materials to assist people who want to eliminate animal fighting in their community and who want to strengthen laws against this cruel form of entertainment. Citizen letters remain the single most effective tool for change, so we provide both background information and sample letters for use. You may have some ideas of your own. If they are successful, please share them with us. By using our informational materials and your own creativity, you can foster public awareness in your community about the brutality and danger involved in animal fighting. To read our Final Round brochure

2. Animal Fighting Please report any knowledge of dog fighting or other animal fighting to authorities. http://www.idausa.org/facts/fighting.html

Bullfighting The bullfight purports to be a battle to the death in which either participant, bull or matador, may die. In reality, the bull never has a chance to win, and the bullfight is only a cruel spectacle of human dominance. The bullfight consists of three stages. In the first stage, the matador taunts the bull, making him angry. Two men then stab the bull repeatedly. Even before the fight begins, bulls languish in pens that lack sunlight, food, and water. They are also stabbed in the side before release into the arena. While bullfights occur primarily in Mexico and Spain, American and European tourists are largely to blame for the support of this institution. The prevalence of tourists at these events encourages bullfights to occur with greater frequency than they otherwise would. To voice your opposition to bullfighting, write to the Mexican Consulate nearest you and ask that Mexico ban this cruel practice. 48 Steele Street Denver, CO 80206 27 Este de la Calle 39 Nueva York, N.Y. 10016

3. Animal Fighting In Gun Fu (animal fighting Styles), the practitioner learns to flow from oneanimal style to another, at will, as the situation demands. THE DONKEY http://www.ironcrane.com/html/animf.htm

THE ANIMAL STYLES Have you ever heard how martial arts originated when early masters studied movements of animals and adapted those movements to their own responses in fighting situations? Ever wonder if it was true? And if true, and if the original masters were really inspired by movements of animals, why is it today, we no longer look to the animals for insight into our own technique? Sure, we still have concepts like "cat stance," "dragon fist," or "crane position." We were taught they came from the actual movement of animals. But, when asked to explain the connection, or to demonstrate how the stance or the technique could be rooted in nature, we are at a loss. It's a pity, because the movement of animals is a universal language. Thinking of techniques as animal movements not only makes them more teachable, but also easier to remember and integrate into our personal styles. Humor me if you will, and let's see what happens when we focus on a few animals, applying the principles of their movement to self defense responses.

4. Animal Fighting In The Rochester Community animal fighting in the Rochester Community Presented by AntiAnimalFighting Task Force of Monroe County. Signs of animal fighting http://www.lollypop.org/dogFightVideoForm.html

Animal Fighting in the Rochester Community Presented by Anti-Animal Fighting Task Force of Monroe County To order a copy of the Anti-Animal Fighting Video fill out and submit the form below Recognizing signs of animal fighting. Violence, illegal weapons, drugs, and gambling are common at animal fights. Animal fighting, both rooster and dog fighting, is a felony in New York State and any involvement in animal fighting activities is against the law. Children are often permitted to attend these violent events, desensitizing them to violence. Studies show that children who view this type of violence have a greater acceptance of aggressive attitudes and behavior. Dogs involved in animal fighting have time and again been known to aggressively attack innocent people. Animals that have been trained for fighting are unsafe in our community, particularly around children. A variety of agencies in Monroe County have joined to form an Anti-Animal Fighting Task Force which is focused on eliminating this activity in our community. To make this possible, the Task Force is asking for the aid of residents to let animal fighters know that this activity is unwelcome in our community. Signs of Animal Fighting: There are many signs of animal fighting which are easily recognizable if you know what to look for. For example, dogs are often conditioned before a fight on A treadmill or catmill. In an effort to strengthen a dog's jaws, trainers may have them hang by a tire or other thick rubber extended from a tree or pole.

5. Title 17 - §1033. Animal Fighting 2. Penalty for viewing animal fighting. Any person who is knowingly present at any place or building where preparations http://janus.state.me.us/legis/statutes/17/title17sec1033.html

Prev: Next: Download Chapter 42 PDF Word (RTF) Download Section 1033 PDF Word (RTF) Statute Search List of Titles ... Chapter 42: ANIMAL WELFARE (HEADING: PL 1987, c. 383, @4 (new); 1999, c. 254, @16 (rpr)) Subchapter 3: CRUELTY TO ANIMALS (HEADING: PL 1987, c. 383, @4 (new)) 1. Violation. A person is guilty of animal fighting who knowingly: A. Owns, possesses, keeps or trains any animal with the intent that the animal engage in an exhibition of fighting with another animal; B. For amusement or gain, causes any animal to fight with another animal or causes any animals to injure each other; or C. Permits any act in violation of paragraph A or B to be done on any premises under that person's charge or control. Animal fighting is a Class C crime. In addition to any other penalty authorized by law, the court shall impose a fine of not less than $500 for each violation of this section. 2. Penalty for viewing animal fighting.

6. Animal Fighting Enforcement Act animal fighting Enforcement Act. Bill Number Bill Sponsor(s) Sen. John Ensign(RNV), Sen. Wayne Allard (R-CO), Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-WA), Rep. http://www.hsus.org/ace/14791

About Us Campaigns How You Can Help Government Affairs ... Animal Fighting Enforcement Act Animal Fighting Enforcement Act Bill Number: Bill Sponsor(s): Sen. John Ensign (R-NV), Sen. Wayne Allard (R-CO), Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-WA), Rep. Roscoe Bartlett (R-MD), and Rep. Robert Andrews (D-NJ) are expected to reintroduce this legislation. HSUS Position: Support Last Action: This bill has not yet been introduced. To authorize felony-level jail time for animal fighting, prohibit interstate commerce of cockfighting implements, and update provisions on animal seizure and disposition after arrests. Search for a Federal or State Bill. Privacy Statement

7. Home Of Iron Crane Information on animal fighting styles. Includes downloads, gallery, kata, lessons, news, book store and general information. http://www.ironcrane.com/

Warning: Martial arts, like any rigorous course of activity, presents the risk of injury, sometimes serious, disabling, or even fatal. It should only be undertaken under the direct supervision of a Black Belt instructor, and only after you have been cleared by your personal physician. Home About Us Archie Contact Us ... Video

8. The Humane Society Of The United States animal fighting O.R.C. 959.15 (M3) http://www.hsus.org/current/animal_fighting.html

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9. Sports: Animal Fighting Help. Encyclopaedia. animal fighting. Page1 2 http://www.slider.com/Sports/Animal_Fighting.htm

trellian ftp Top Sports Animal Fighting NeedMoreBeer.com ... Rope Ladders Trellian WebPage Slider Search: The Web Encyclopaedia Shopping Index Help Encyclopaedia Animal Fighting Page: Art of Thai Fighting Cock Acrylic on canvas painting of "Thai Fighting Cock" known as "Kai Chon" presented by Art of Fighting Cock Gallery Inc. http://artofcock.hypermart.net Bullfight Ringside Photos Witness a bullfight from ringside, including the events back stage, from this photo gallery. http://www.quovadimus.org/spain99/toro Bullfighting in California Includes history, list of bullrings, directions and information about the season, and chronicles. http://home.earthlink.net/~dasilvaweb/bullfight.htm Bullfighting in Spain Explanation of bullfighting terms, FAQs, ticket purchases, sample posters, plazas and the bullfighters. http://www.andalucia.com/bullfight/home.htm California Academy of Tauromaquia School of instruction for toreo in San Diego, California. Provides overview, course description, photo gallery, news, and related links. http://www.bullfightschool.com

10. Farm Bill – Animal Fighting Provisions Farm Bill – animal fighting Provisions The Farm Bill (PL 107171,signed into law on May 13, 2002) included provisions amending http://www.aphis.usda.gov/ac/farmbillsummary.html

Site Map Search Free pdf reader USDA Home ... E-FOIA Farm Bill – Animal Fighting Provisions The Farm Bill (P.L. 107-171, signed into law on May 13, 2002) included provisions amending Section 26 of the Animal Welfare Act (AWA).  The key changes, which take effect 1 year after the date of enactment, are summarized as follows: Interstate Commerce – It will no longer be legal to knowingly sell, buy, transport, deliver, or receive a bird in interstate commerce for purposes of participation in a fighting venture, regardless of the law in the destination state.  Prior to the Farm Bill, the AWA had prohibited such interstate commerce of fighting dogs and other animals, but allowed an exception for birds destined to fight in a state that allows cockfighting. Foreign Commerce – The definition of foreign commerce was expanded to include any movement from any State into any foreign country.  Prior law had defined foreign commerce only as any movement from a foreign country into any State.  It is illegal to sponsor, exhibit, sell, buy, transport, deliver, or receive any bird, dog, or other animal in foreign commerce for participation in a fighting venture. Sponsoring or Exhibiting – In states where cockfighting is allowed, it will be illegal to sponsor or exhibit a bird in a fighting venture if the person knew that any bird was bought, sold, delivered, transported, or received in interstate or foreign commerce for participation in the fighting venture.  In states where cockfighting is not allowed, sponsoring or exhibiting a bird in a fighting venture has been, and will continue to be, illegal under federal law if any bird in the venture was moved in interstate or foreign commerce.  Sponsoring or exhibiting a dog or other animal in a fighting venture will also continue to be illegal under the AWA if any animal in the venture was moved in interstate or foreign commerce.

11. Animal Fighting Directory animal fighting Top Sites in the worldreviews, links and more. Top Sports animal fighting (16). See Also http://topsites.us/Top/Sports/AnimalFighting

Home Search Tips Top Sports : Animal Fighting See Also: Top: Games: Gambling: Sports: Cockfighting Top: Society: Issues: Animal Welfare: Entertainment: Animal Fighting Animal Fighting TopSites (Add your site) Art of Thai Fighting Cock - Acrylic on canvas painting of "Thai Fighting Cock" known as "Kai Chon" presented by Art of Fighting Cock Gallery Inc. Atila Kennel - Presents the dogs, and some links. Bullfight Ringside Photos - Witness a bullfight from ringside, including the events back stage, from this photo gallery. Bullfighting in California - Includes history, list of bullrings, directions and information about the season, and chronicles. Bullfighting in Spain - Explanation of bullfighting terms, FAQs, ticket purchases, sample posters, plazas and the bullfighters. California Academy of Tauromaquia - School of instruction for toreo in San Diego, California. Provides overview, course description, photo gallery, news, and related links. Carrion, Mario - Features biography, writings and insights into the world of bullfighting by a Peruvian matador. Also includes related links. Crawford Gamefowl - Presents the stags.

12. Anti-Animal Fighting Campaign Award Antianimal fighting Task Force's Fight Campaign Wins National Award. http://www.lollypop.org/dogFightCampaignAward.html

Anti-Animal Fighting Task Force's Fight Campaign Wins National Award For more information on Lollypop Farm or the campaign , contact the Humane Society at 223-1330. For more information on the ASPCA/Friskies Pet Protectors Contest visit their website What's News! Pet Adoption Programs ... Home For problems with this web site contact the webmaster Privacy Policy

13. Animal Protection Institute - Welcome Information on circuses, marine parks, zoos, rodeos, animal fighting, horse and greyhound racing. From Animal Protection Institute. http://www.api4animals.org/areas.asp?c=2&ID=58

14. Image Gallery: Animal Fighting Pictures See also Hare Coursing and Fox Hunting. Read Fighting Factsheets and visit AnimalFighting Links. Read Fighting Factsheets and visit animal fighting Links. http://www.animalsvoice.com/PAGES/archive/fight.html

this is a spacer Quick Links to Specific Departments CONTENTS WHAT YOU CAN DO RESOURCES 10,000+ LINKS IMAGE GALLERY MUSEUM DONATIONS ABOUT US CONTACT US ADVERTISING HOME CHOOSE AN IMAGE CATEGORY ANIMAL COMMODITIES ANIMAL CONTROL ANIMAL RESEARCH ANIMALS AS FOOD ANIMALS IN ENTERTAINMENT COMPANION ANIMALS INCIDENTAL USE/IMPACT MISCELLANEOUS Please choose a topic from the Drop Menu above or from the IMAGE GALLERY INDEX Simply click on the small images to view them larger. The images on this page are considered to be public domain; they depict animals fighting animals, often to death. Please feel free to use them in your own materials. Some images may have photo captions: roll your mouse over them to read. See also Hare Coursing and Fox Hunting Read Fighting Factsheets and visit Animal Fighting Links Bear Baiting Cockfighting Dog Fighting See also Hare Coursing and Fox Hunting Read Fighting Factsheets and visit Animal Fighting Links Return to Entertainment Image Directory Return to

15. 10,000+ Links: Animal Fighting Links to organizations focusing on animal fighting,such as dog fighting and cockfighting. http://www.animalsvoice.com/PAGES/network/fighting.html

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16. Sports/Animal Fighting Animal Sports and Breeders Association Supporting all animal related sports. Including dog racing, hunting, fishing, rodeos, cockfighting, livestock breeding, trapping, and horse racing. http://www.seedirectories.com/sports/animal_fighting.htm

Sports/Animal Fighting Search for: See Also: Games/Gambling/Sports/Cock Fighting Society/Issues/Animal Welfare/Animal Rights/Animal Fighting Animal Sports and Breeders Association - Supporting all animal related sports. Including dog racing, hunting, fishing, rodeos, cockfighting, livestock breeding, trapping, and horse racing. Art of Thai Fighting Cock - Acrylic on canvas painting of "Thai Fighting Cock" known as "Kai Chon" presented by Art of Fighting Cock Gallery Inc. Boweevil's World of Cockfighting - Media reviews, essays, and links to RealVideo clips, news articles and images. Raging Rooster Cock Fighting Pit - Live streaming cock fights, merchandise, shirts, hats, political association. Sabong - Cockfighting reports from cock pits all over the world. Toro Shop - Gallery of bullfighting photographs with thumbnails. "Animal Fighting" search on: All the Web AltaVista Deja Google ... Back to Top

17. Animal Protection Of New Mexico, Inc. - APNM.org of tradition, culture, and even economics. animal fighting is no different.Some cockfighting enthusiasts claim that local economies http://www.apnm.org/campaigns/cockfighting/

18. FishingHurts.com Imagine reaching for an apple on a tree and having your hand suddenly impaled by a hook that yanks you into an environment where you cannot breathe. This is what a fish faces when hooked. While fishing may seem fun to some people, it is important to remember that on the other end of the line there is a terrified animal fighting for his or her life. These fascinating animals suffer and feel pain just as all animals do. http://www.nofishing.net/

^ features ^ features ^ features ^ features ^ From the bass desperately trying to escape the pain of the hook as he is reeled in, to the pollock tumbling endlessly in a trawler's net, to the tuna struggling for hours with a hook in her throat attached to miles of line with thousand of hooks, billions of fish suffer at our hands every year. But things are looking up for fish as more and more people are choosing alternatives to fishing and eating fish. Hiking, wildlife watching, and a vegetarian diet are among the many choices that are better for us, the animals, and the environment. Fishing Hurts "The pain system in fish is virtually the same as in birds and mammals." -Dr. Donald Broom, professor of animal welfare, Cambridge University While fish cannot always express pain and suffering in ways that humans can easily recognize, common sense (as well as marine biologists) tells us that fish feel pain. Fish may not be cute and cuddly like puppies and kittens, but they suffer and experience pain in very much the same way. Fish suffer from being impaled, thrown, crushed, or mutilated while alive, and they are often left to die slowly and painfully of suffocation.

19. Animal Fighting Facts - Campaign To Ban Animal Fighting In New animal fighting FACTS. WHAT IS COCKFIGHTING? Organized cockfightingis economics. animal fighting is no different. Some cockfighting http://www.apnm.org/campaigns/cockfighting/facts.html

20. Animal Fighting And Cruelty Casess animal fighting and Cruelty Cases in New York. Section 351 of the Agriculture MarketsLaw imposes three levels of culpability for animal fighting offenses. http://www.abcny.org/cruelty.htm

Animal Fighting and Cruelty Cases in New York A GUIDE FOR JUDGES, PROSECUTORS AND DEFENSE COUNSEL Prepared by The Committee on Legal Issues Pertaining to Animals of The Association of the Bar of the City of New York Table of Contents I. INTRODUCTION II. PROHIBITED ACTS A. AGRICULTURE AND MARKETS LAW 1. Fighting 2. Misdemeanor Cruelty 3. Felony Cruelty (New) 4. Abandonment 5. Other Offenses B. PENAL LAW 1. Attempt to Commit a Crime 2. Other Offenses C. NYC HEALTH CODE 1. Leash Law 2. License Law 3. Rabies Law 4. Other provisions III. SEARCHES, SEIZURES AND HOLDING ANIMALS PENDING DISPOSITION OF CASES A. NYC ADMINISTRATIVE CODE B. AGRICULTURE AND MARKETS LAW C. BOND REQUIREMENT (NEW) IV. SENTENCING, INCLUDING FORFEITURE OF ANIMALS AND PROHIBITION OF CONTACT WITH ANIMALS A. FORFEITURE OF ANIMALS AND PROHIBITION OF CONTACT WITH ANIMALS B. OTHER ASPECTS OF SENTENCING 1. Mandatory surcharges and fees 2. Youthful and juvenile offenders 3. Repeat offenders C. ASPCA COUNSELING PROGRAM V. RESOURCES

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