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Animal rights activists lobby for Roxie the dog at Irondequoit Town Board meeting

Sign-carrying animal rights activists including Connie Brown, center, of Farmington, came out to tonight's Irondequoit Town Board meeting to lobby in support of a dog, Roxie, owned by an Irondequoit Police officer.

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Animal rights activists lobby for Roxie the dog at Irondequoit Town Board meeting

Should animal abusers be treated like sex offenders?

Just like child molesters, animal abusers in one New York county will have to register so their neighbors know who they are

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Should animal abusers be treated like sex offenders?

$1 to watch a video of farm animal abuse

Animal-rights activists are taking a new tact in their effort to turn people into vegetarians. Judging from their efforts in Sacramento, Calif., on Saturday, they may have succeeded ― at least with some people.

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$1 to watch a video of farm animal abuse

Animal Rights Group Shows Video At Second Saturday

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The Farm Animal Rights Movement paid passers-by at Second Saturday in Sacramento $1 apiece to watch a four-minute video about the treatment of animals in some slaughterhouses.

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Farmers harness social media to quell protesters

The beef industry is preparing to arm itself against animal rights campaigns on social media through a sophisticated training program aimed at farmers.

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Farmers harness social media to quell protesters

Animal-rights group expresses frustration with North Chicago

An animal-rights protest that was to have included a march from the North Chicago dog pound to City Hall on Saturday was nearly put down after organizers failed to get a required parade permit. Planned to kick off at 1 p.m

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Animal rights hit the street

Phil Letten (right), an animal rights protester from Los Angeles, stood on Pearl Street in Beaumont Thursday with a 10-foot inflatable puppy to make the plead for mercy for animals.

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Animal rights hit the street

FARM takes new track in animal rights activism

Along with their cabernet and Camembert, visitors at the Second Saturday art walk in Sacramento this weekend will get a taste of a new kind of animal rights activism. Click to Continue »

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New animal rights push pays people to watch disturbing videos

Along with their cabernet and Camembert, visitors at the Second Saturday art walk in Sacramento this weekend will get a taste of a new kind of animal rights activism.

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New animal rights push pays people to watch disturbing videos

Animal Rights Activists Want Justice For Justice

The 18-year-old Dallas man accused of hanging and burning a puppy named Justice is appearing in court on Thursday to ask for a bond reduction.

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Animal Rights Activists Want Justice For Justice

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