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By: Patti Strand

11/28/2018 -
Animal Rights vs Animal Welfare |

Who Do You Think Controls the Debate About Animal Welfare?

Winning has many elements. It requires leadership, integrity, subject matter expertise, a willingness to seek out needed talent, dedication and perseverance. Some say that money helps too.

What do you think?

Animal welfare has become a billion-dollar industry — but how often does it represent your values?

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Patti Strand - NAIA President
Patti is a recognized expert and consultant on contemporary animal issues, most notably responsible dog ownership and the animal rights movement. She often appears on radio and television and her articles on canine issues, animal welfare, public policy and animal rights have appeared in major US news publications and in trade, professional and scientific journals. Patti and her…

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