Dogs
Found in 129 Collections and/or Records:
Glasgow and West of Scotland Dog and Cat Home Annual Reports, 1921 - 1940
Annual reports from the Glasgow and West of Scotland Dog and Cat Home and refuge for strays. The reports contain details of the members of council, the expenditure of the dog and cat home, and details on the work of the organisation. The major principal of the home was to
Goats and Their Dog Guardian, Eagle Pass, Texas, [United States], 1870s-1930s
Photograph of a herd of goats in a pen with their black, dog guardian standing in the foreground with three women and a baby in the background in front of a thatched building in Eagle Pass, Texas, [United States], in the early 20th century.
Help the Dog Leaflets 1,2,3,4 and 6, 1933 - 1934
"Help the Dog Leaflets", were distributed by the Animal Defence and Anti-Vivisection Society. Here are five examples of the leaflets.
No.1 What is a Stray Dog?
No.2 The Laboratory Mind and Experiments on Dogs
No.3 The Dog: The World's Super-Lover
No.4 Dogs and the last Royal Commission on Vivisection (1912)
No.6 Stolen Dogs: cases in London in 1926
His Life at Stake, 1870s-1930s
Photographs of a policeman and a little girl with the same black and white terrier dog that, according to the text, was going to be destroyed in 1920. The text notes that Mr. C J Birch of Surbiton submitted an appeal with 6000 signatures to save his dog, Onkie.
How Dog Treat Us; How We Treat Dogs, 1905
Three one page information leaflets which have one of three images of an Edwin Landseer paintings of dogs on one side ("How Dogs Treat Us"), and on the verso are images of dogs being tested on ("How We Treat Dogs")
Two were published by the National Anti-Vivisection Society London
One was published by the Scottish Society for the Prevention of Vivisection with the painting "Saved"
How Dogs and Monkeys are Treated in London, 1932
A pamphlet titled "How Dogs and Monkeys are Treated in London", about the use of dogs and monkeys in vivisection. The society who published it is disputed on the front cover. It is printed as the British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection, London. Stamped on top of that it the Scottish Anti-Vivisection Society, Glasgow. Above that is stamped the Scottish Anti Vivisection Society, Glasgow.
How Dogs are Treated in Vivisection Laboratories, 1935
An article, and two photographs, titled "How Dogs are Treated in Vivisection Laboratories", and contains details on experiments involving the effects of intestinal obstruction on dogs.
Reprinted from and published by Progress To-day.
How Dogs are Treated in Vivisection Laboratories Scottish Experiments, 1960
A leaflet which describes the conditions dogs are kept in, in vivisection laboratories. The leaflet also gives information on how people can join the SSPV.
Contains a distressing image of dog expermentation.
Imprisoned for Life, 1955
A pass on leaflet titled "Imprisonment for Life, what we can do for our dogs", which was published by Animals' Friend, London.
The leaflet contains information on how best to care for a dog, including access to fresh water, good food, and appropriate shelter.
Inherited defects of dogs, 1 January 1955
Located in A.B.R.O. Reprints 1947-1957. Volume 1 of 19.