PAWS 2005 INFORMATION
Animal Welfare vs
Animal Rights:
Understanding the Difference
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Our mission is to become North Carolina`s leading voice for responsible animal ownership and preservation of the human-animal bond. To accomplish our mission we will | |
| ~ | Educate the public and provide resources and information about animal care and training. |
| ~ | Identify areas of need and assist communities and individuals in reaching sensible solutions to animal issues. |
| ~ | Support reasonable and humane animal welfare laws. |
| ~ | Oppose groups and those individuals that would restrict the rights of responsible animal owners.
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