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A leaflet containing extracts from a report by Josephine Rutson, who inspected laboratory animals of the Chicago Research institutions, 1951. Distributed by the Animal Defence Emergency Council, Vancouver, B.C.

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Two pages from a Dutch publication about the rehabilitation of a dog which was used in medical experiments.

The text is written in Dutch, but key pieces of the text have be translated into English at the base of the pages.

Also included is a print of a photograph used in the magazine article of a woman and a dog.

Scope and Contents Three copies of a letter which was forwarded to Harvey Metcalfe by A.W. Moss, Chief Secretary of the RSPCA. The copied letter is from A.W. Moss to T.I. Hughes of the British Columbia SPCA. The letter regards legislation around the use of animals in scientific and medical experiments and urges the British Columbian branch to resist any changes towards more harm coming to animals, April 1926Accompanying the letter are booklets from the RSPCA including, RSPCA, One...

Scope and Contents 1. A note about the book, "In the Cauldron of Disease" and a comment to say Lind-af-Hageby was aware of the book and knew the author, 1951 2. Leaflet - "Watchman, What of the Night?", by Hon. Mrs. Zeeneb Charlton about animal welfare in experiments and blood sports, 1940 3. Two copies of "Progress To-day", a pamphlet with information on the Humanitarian movement 4. "How to Befriend Laboratory Animals", by Charles W. Hume, published by the UFAW (The Universities Federation for Animal...

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A flyer for "Living Without Cruelty (Scotland) Exhibition", 1993, which took place at the Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh, and had 50 plus exhibition stands displaying green products from UK charities, pressure groups, and ethical companies. Organised by Advocates for Animals (previously the SSPV).

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A pamphlet containing the contents of a speech delivered by Air Chief Marshall Lord Dowding in the House of Lords, Tuesday, 14th October 1952. This pamphlet was published by the SSPV.

The contents of the speech concern the welfare of animals used for animal testing and vivisection, and gives examples of the violence used on animals for science.

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"Lost "Ben", a Plea for the Helpless", is a poem by C. Brewster Macpherson about a family dog being taken by vivisectors. the poem was published in London by Arthur H. Stockwell, 29, Ludgate Hill.

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A leaflet inviting people to a march for laboratory animals at a rally outside the University of Edinburgh's psychology and pharmacology departments on the 23rd April of an unspecified year. Organised by SSPV.

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An article by M. Beddow Bayly on the suffering of monkeys being transported around the world for vivisection. In this case, attention is given to the death of 394 monkeys who died of suffocation between Delhi and New York. Published by the National Anti-Vivisection Society.

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A pamphlet, published by the SSPV in 1955, titled "Medical Opinions Against Vivisection", within which are opinions of medical professionals against the use of animals in medical science. These opinions were collected for the use of the conference of British Anti-Vivisection Societies.