-
Vivisection (from
Latin vivus 'alive' and sectio 'cutting') is
surgery conducted for
experimental purposes on a
living organism,
typically animals with...
- The
Brown Dog
affair was a
political controversy about vivisection that
raged in
Britain from 1903
until 1910. It
involved the
infiltration of University...
- Canterbury.
Bryan was a
prominent anti-
vivisection and
animal welfare activist,
leading the
National Anti-
Vivisection Society and
National Canine Defence...
- Swedish-British
feminist and
animal rights advocate who
became a
prominent anti-
vivisection activist in
England in the
early 20th century. Born to a distinguished...
- anti-
vivisection activist and
leading women's
suffrage campaigner. She
founded a
number of
animal advocacy groups,
including the
National Anti-
Vivisection...
-
whether vivisection has, on the whole, led to a
decrease in
suffering through the
expansion of
human knowledge. To Tait, any
argument for
vivisection should...
- the
British Union for the
Abolition of
Vivisection. In 2012, the BUAV
joined with the New
England Anti-
Vivisection Society to
establish a new international...
- Buckhounds,
opposed vivisection,
blood sports, and hunting, and was
active in the
Humanitarian League and
London and
Provincial Anti-
Vivisection Society. Stratton...
- a
British ophthalmologist who
advocated for
animal welfare and anti-
vivisection. Estcourt-Oswald was born in 1874 in Peshawar. She
graduated M.B., B...
- 1854 – 11
February 1929) was an
English naturalist,
physician and anti-
vivisection activist.
Perks was born in June 1854. He was the
eldest son of Henry...
