The humane care and treatment of animals by providing adequate housing, sanitation, nutrition, water, and veterinary care.

• Animal Welfare

• Animal Rights

This act was originally passed in 1966, and it set standards for minimum care and treatment of animals used for commercial sale, used for research, transported commercially, or exhibited to the public.  

• The animal welfare act

• humane slaughter act

• 28 hour law

• health research extension act

pet purchase protection laws are also referred to as what

• pumpkin laws

• apple laws

• lemon laws

• alternative laws

What year was the Health Research Extension Act passed? 

• 1901

• 1880

• 1917

• 1985

This act sets standards for care of animals used for biomedical and behavioral research. 

• Animal Welfare Act

• Health Research Extension Act

• The PACT Act

• The Human Slaughter Act

This physical alteration can be described as removing the CLAWS from an animal. 

• Tail Docking

• Beak Trimming

• Declawing

• Hot Iron Branding

This act was enacted in 1873 and requires for vehicles transporting animals to stop and offload for 5 consecutive hours in order to feed, water, and rest. 

• The Lacey Act

• Lemon Law

• Humane Slaughter Act

• 28 Hour Law

True or False: The Canine Members of the Armed Forces Act signed in 2013,  specified that military working dogs are to be considered equipment. 

• True

• False

This act allows individuals and organizations to petition to have species listed listed as endangered or threatened. 

• Lemon Laws

• Endangered Species Act

• Big Cat Act

This act makes some of the most horrifying forms of animal cruelty a federal crime. 

• The Preventing Animal Cruelty & Torture Act

• Swine Health Protection Act

• Animal Crush Video Prohibition Act