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Audio-Visuals Relating to Animal Care, Use, and Welfare*Animal Welfare Information Center Series* No. 2000-01Updates *AWIC Series* No. 96-01         March 2000, Updated January 2003
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## Table of Contents

- How to Use this Document
- List of Organizations
-  List of Titles 
- Bibliographic Citations
- National Agricultural Library, Document Delivery Services Branch, Loan Information

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## How to Use this Document

This document is a listing of audiovisuals related to animal care that are currently in the National Agricultural Library (NAL)    collection. All audio visuals are available to others on an interlibrary loan    basis (see Document Delivery Services for more information).    They cannot be purchased from NAL. If you would like copies of the materials,    please contact the producer.

A list of titles is available at the beginning of this    document . The body of the document includes a complete bibliographic citation in the same order as the title    listing. The citations include the title, author, publisher, place of publication,    date, format, length of time, keyword, a short descriptive note/abstract, and    the NAL call number. Please note that the call number field includes terms such    as--filmstrip, videocassette and slide and a number. Please include all this    information when requesting them on loan from NAL.

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## List of Organizations

-  AALAC   
- Association for Assessment and Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care International    
AALAS    
- American Association for Laboratory Animal Science       ACUC    
- Animal Care and Use Committee       ALF    
- Animal Liberation Front       APHIS    
- Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service       ARS    
- Agricultural Research Service       ASPCA    
- American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals       AWIC    
- Animal Welfare Information Center       CAAT    
- Johns Hopkins Center for Alternatives to Animal Testing       FBR    
- Foundation for Biomedical Research       FDA    
- Food and Drug Administration       FRAME    
- Fund for the Replacement of Animals in Medical Experiments       HSUS    
- Humane Society of the United States       iiFAR    
- Incurably Ill for Animal Resource       ILAR    
- Institute for Laboratory Animal Resources       NABR    
- National Association for Biomedical Research       NIH    
- National Institutes of Health       PETA    
- People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals       SCAW    
- Scientists Center for Animal Welfare       USDA    
- United States Department of Agriculture       
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A Challenge to Care: Careers in Laboratory Animal Science

A Feminist View of Human-Animal Relations

A Guide to Foal Handling

A New Leash on Life

A New Way: A Presentation of Lincoln Park Zoo

A Question of Life

A Question of Respect

A Question of Safety: The Importance of Product Safety Testing

About Animals, The Question Is...

Advanced Training of the Western Horse

Ag is Every Day

Agricultural Research for the Growing World

AKC and the Sport of Dogs

All About Llamas

Alternatives in Animal Research

AMDUCA Regulations

America's Pork Producers: Stewards of the Land

Among the Wild Chimpanzees

Amphibians: Medicine and Husbandry

An Introduction to Zoonoses

Anatomy of the Dog: Male Genitilia

Anatomy of the Dog

Anesthesia Matters:  An Instructional Video on the Use of Anesthesia in Small Laboratory Animals

Animal Agriculture: Myths and Facts

Animal Behavior in the Wild

Animal Bite Prevention for Children and Adults: Two Defensive Maneuvers to Prevent Serious Injuries from Dog Attacks

Animal Care and Use: Policy Issues in the 1990's

Animal Care Matters

Animal Dissection: A Student's Choice

Animal Research: The Cost of Hope

Animal Rights/Animal Welfare

Animal Rights: The Issues, the Movement

Animal Training

Animal Welfare: Implications for Agricultural Research

Animal Welfare Information Center: Resources Today for the Research of Tomorrow

Animal Welfare: The Farmers' Story

Animals in Biomedical Research

Animals in Research: A Complex Issue

Animals in Research: Breaking the Habit

Animals in Zoos: Issues and Concerns

Animals, Nature and Religion

Animals that Live in Groups

Anthrax: What Every Clinician Should Know

APHIS and Aquaculture: Supporting International Trade

APHIS M&B Recruitment Video

Artificial Insemination in Swine

Aseptic Surgery of Rodents

Avian Depredation of Southern Aquaculture

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Baiting Techniques

Bandaging and Splinting

Barn Construction

Basic Herding

Basic Horse Training

Basic Horse Care:  Farnam Video Collections

Basic Horseshoeing Principles

Basic Sterile Cell Culture

Basic T.E.A.M. with Llamas

Bear Necessities

Beating Muscle Injuries in Horses

Beef Cattle Judging

Bill Moyers Reports: Earth on Edge

Biology and Management of the Domestic Ferret

Biomethodology of the Cat

Biomethodology of the Dog

Biomethodology of the Guinea Pig

Biomethodology of the Laboratory Mouse

Biomethodology of the Primate

Biomethodology of the Rabbit

Biomethodology of the Rat

Biosecurity in Aquaculture

Biotechnology, Food, & Agriculture

Biotechnology: On the Cutting Edge

Biovideo: Animal Senses

Blood Collection from Birds

Bovine Restraint

Breaking Barriers

Breaking Yearlings

Britches

Broodmare Management

Brookfield Zoo: Keeper Orientation

BST & Milk: Issues & Answers

BST: Continuing a Dairy Tradition

BST Debate: Biotechnology and the Dairy Case

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Caesarean Birth

Cage Culture: Raising Fish in Ponds

Cage Sanitation: Use of Chemical Disinfectants

Caging Systems, Bedding Materials & Environmental Considerations for Laboratory Rodents

Calving Time Management/Equipment

Canine Control Officer/Kennel Worker

Care and Management of Caged Birds

Careers in the Horse Industry: Unbridled Opportunities

Careers in Veterinary Medicine: a Rainbow of Choices

Careers in Veterinary Medicine

Caring for Life

Carnivore Restraint and Handling

Carnivores: Basic Needs, Handling and Care

Cat Care: A Video Guide to Successful Cat Care

Catfish Farming in the South

Cats: Caressing the Tiger

Cattle Handling and Transportation

Cattle Handling

Cell Wars:The Life Revolution

Changing Relationship Between Humans and Animals

Channel Catfish Spawning & Hatchery Management

Chicken for Dinner? (also called Sentenced for Life)

Chickens Under Contract: A Bad Deal for Chickens and Farmers

Chronic Wasting Disease of Deer and Elk

Cleveland City Club Forum Debate: Animals in Medical Research

Commensal Rodents: Biology & Behavior

Common Ground: Farming and Wildlife

Composting for Pork Producers

Composting Poultry Mortality

Conformation

Connections: Animals, People and Biotechnology

Control of the Horse : "The Art of Restraint" in Horsemanship

Control of Ventilation: Effects of Chemo and Mechano Receptors

Controlling Grass Tetany

Cow Handling

Cryptosporidium and Cryptosporidiosis: The Parasite and the Disease

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Dairy Calf Management University of Idaho

Dance of Death

Dehorning Cattle

Development and Reproduction of Mice in a Laboratory Setting

Diseases of Laboratory Animals as Complications of Biomedical Research

Diseases of Warmwater Fish

Dissection & Anatomy of the Crayfish

Dissection & Anatomy of the Clam

Dissection and Anatomy of the Shark

Dissection and Anatomy of the Eye

Dissection and Anatomy of the Heart

Dissection and Anatomy of the Fetal Pig

Dissection and Anatomy of the Brain

Dissection and Anatomy of the Rat

Dissection and Anatomy of the Cat

Do Animals Reason?

Do Animals Think and Feel?

Dog Lab: An Unnecessary Exercise

Dogsteps: A Study of Canine Structure and Movement

Don't Kill the Animals

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Early Age Neutering of Puppies and Kittens

Early Learning: The Complete Training of the Newborn Foal During its Imprinting and Critical Learning Periods

Early Spay/Neuter

Educating Your Foal

Elephant Care and Handling

Elephant

Elephants in Need: Action Alert

Emergency Care

Emu Farming: A Guide to Hatching and Raising Emu

Environmental Assurance Program:  America's Pork Producers--Dedicated to Conserving the Environment

Environmental Enrichment: Advancing Animal Care

Equine Euthanasia: Peaceful Death in the Hospital or in the Home Pasture

European Pork Production:  Animal Welfare Concerns

Every Link in the Chain

Exodus at Yellowstone: The Second Catastrophe

External Parasites of Dogs and Cats

External Physical Exam of the Dog

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Facing the Animal Rights Challenge

Fancy Footwork

Farm Animal Behavior Research

Farm Animal Welfare

Farm Animals with Care

Farm Country Ahead. Little Hardhats

Farm Waste Management Makes $ense

Farming a New Fish: Hybrid Striped Bass

Farming for a Better Environment

Feeding Broodmares

Feeding Management of Horses

Feeding Performance Horses

Feeding Young Horses for Sound Growth and Development

Feeds for Horses

Feedyard

Ferret Keeping

Fish Tales

Fleas: Biology and Control

Foal Management

Foaling Fundamentals: A Video Handbook for Healthy Foaling

Foaling Your Mare

Foaling

Food Safety and Animal Drugs: Testing, Testing, Testing

Footcare in Cattle: Hoof Structure and Trimming

Foundation for Biomedical    Research PSA: Use of Animals in Medical Research

4-H and Youth Sheep Performance Classic, 1993
Fundamentals of Blood Gas Analysis: Collection, Measurement and Interpretation

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Gait

Genetic Engineering: Dreams & Nightmares

Gnotobiotic Pig Production

Gnotobiotics in Production of Experimental Animals

Goat Breeding and Kid Rearing

Gorilla

Granby's Primates

Ground Handling Horses Safely

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Haltering a Foal without Trauma with T.E.A.M. Educational Horse Videos

Handling and Restraining Laboratory Rodents

Handling and Restraints of the Canine Patient

Handling And Sexing Some Common Laboratory Animal Species

Handling Hoofed Stock

Handling Livestock Naturally

Hands-on Horse Care : An Owners' Guide for Relieving Colic, Illness & Performance Stress

Hidden Crimes: A Film on Animal Experimentation

Hope: A Story that Highlights the Critical Importance of Animal Research in Medical Progress through the Eyes of Three Families

Horse Training (Intermediate)

Horses, Kids and Ethics

Hot Branding

How to Housebreak Your Puppy

Human/Pig Behavior

Humane Care and Use of Laboratory Animals

Humane Care and Use of Laboratory Animals for Technicians (Cuidado y Uso Humanitario de Animales de Laboratorio para Tecnicos)

Humane Educator/Obedience Trainer

Humane Principles and Procedures in Animal Research

Hunter's TiterMax

IBBA "How To" Segment: Tattooing; Showtime

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Imprint Training the Foal "Palomine's Blue Ribbon Series"

In Defense of Animals: A Portrait of Peter Singer

*In Vitro* Research: An Introduction

Injection Techniques for Swine: Your 4-H Market Hog Project

Injection Vaccination of Fish

Inspection and Labeling Aspects of Genetically Engineered Food Animals

Inspection for Commensal Rodents

Integrated Pest Management

Intercultural Views of Animals

Introduction of Foreign Genes into Livestock

Introduction to Chimpanzee Behavior

Introduction to Microsurgery

Introduction to Rotational Grazing

Investigational New Animal Drug

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Jane Goodall: A Life in the Wild

Joint Manufacturing for Iinvestigational and Licensed Biologics

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Keeping Ducks: Beautiful Comical Things

Keeping Nature in Balance

Keeping Our Guard Up: The Judicious Use of Antimicrobials in Food  Animals

Killing the Crisis, Not the Animals

Kiss the Animals Goodbye

Knowledge Now in Experimental Biology: The Model Organisms Series Sampler

Konrad Lorenz: Science of Animal Behavior "Animal behavior series

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Laboratory Animal Medicine: What It is and How It Relates to Veterinary Medicine

Laboratory Animal Technician Training Course: Part 16, Veterinary Pharmacology, Anesthesiology and Euthanasia

Laboratory Animals: Toxicology and the Public

Laboratory Dogs

Lamb Evaluation: Ewe Evaluation

Lamb Survival

Leakey

Licensing Veterinary Biologics: Traditional & Recombinant Vaccines

Licensing Veterinary*in vitro* Diagnostic Kits

Life Force: Animal Welfare

Line in the Sand

Livestock in Transit - Handle with Care

Llama Training with Bobra Goldsmith: What Every Llama Should Know

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Man's Best Friends

Managed Grazing

Management Practices for Beef Cattle, Tape #208

Management Practices for Beef Cattle, Tape #209

Managing Giants

Manipulation of Mouse Embryos

Marine Mammals Handling and Restraint

Marsupial Care and Handling

Mechanical Control

Medication Handling and Storage

Metro Washington Park Zoo: Environmental Enrichment Program

Michael Sarno's Horse Magic: Shoeing Techniques for Five  Common Lamenesses

Milking Methods

Miss Goodall and the Wild Chimpanzees

Modern Veal Production: A Mixture of Technology and the Family Farm

Molecular Modeling for Biological Systems

Monkey Island

Monkeys, Apes, and Man

MoorComfort Gestation System

Mustang:  Managing a Misfit

Mystery of Animal Behavior

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National Anti-Vivisection Society Public Service Announcements

Neuromuscular Blocking Agents

New Creation - Genetic Engineering Biotechnology: Ethical (Animal Welfare), Economic and Environmental Concerns

New Rangeland Compact

Non-human Primates: Basic Needs, Handling and Care

Nonhuman Primates

Normal and Abnormal Behavior in Domestic Livestock Used for Research

Northwest Sheep Growers: Benefitting Man and the World He Lives In

Nuisance Wildlife Trapping

Nutrition and Feeding Methods for Laboratory Animals

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Ocean Ranching

Open Heart Valve Replacement in the Dog

Orangutans of the Rain Forest

Orientation to Small Animal ICU

Ostrich Processing

Ostrich Ranching: Past, Present, Future

Ostriches and Emus: And on this Farm; #7

Our Side of the Fence

Ovariohysterectomy of the Rabbit

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Parasites of the Horse

Partners in Progress: Growing & Testing for Healthy Poultry

Partners with Nature

Pastured Poultry Profits: Net $25,000 in Six Months on Twenty Acres

Perception and Action: The Importance and Contributions of Non-Human Animal Research in Psychology

Pet Emergency First Aid: Cats

Pet Emergency First Aid: Dogs

PAWS

Pfiesteria and the Factory Farm

Pinniped Identification

Plan for Survival (Lincoln Park Zoo)

Plum Island Animal Disease Center

Pork Quality Assurance: FDA and Your Farm

Poultry at Home

Practical Methodology: Endotracheal Intubation of the Rabbit

Practical Methodology: Endotracheal Intubation of the Rat and Hamster

Practical Methodology: Endotracheal Intubation of the Guinea Pig

Practical Methodology: Humane Handling and Laboratory Techniques for the Hamster

Practical Methodology: Humane Handling and Laboratory Techniques for the Guinea Pig

Practical Methodology: Humane Handling and Laboratory Techniques for the Rabbit

Practical Methodology: Humane Handling and Laboratory Techniques for the Mouse

Practical Methodology: Humane Handling and Laboratory Techniques for the Rat

Practical Methodology: Nonhuman Primates Part II - Special Laboratory Techniques

Practical Methodology: Nonhuman Primates Part I - Personnel Safety, Primate Handling and Restraint

Practical Methodology: Reptiles Part II - Special Laboratory Techniques

Practical Methodology: Reptiles Part I - Humane Handling, Restraint and Husbandry

Practical Outdoor Pig Production

Preparation of the patient and surgical team

Preserving our Livestock Heritage

Primates

Principles of Rodent Control

 Proceptivity Patterns in Captive Lowland Gorillas, Orangutans, and Celebes Macaques

Professional Advice for Healthy, Happy Birds

Professional Advice for the Care of Cage-dwelling Pets, Including Gerbils, Hamsters, Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Rats, and Mice

Progress Without Pain

Proper Pig Handling for Markets & Packers: Manejo Correcto de Cerdos para los Mercados y las Empresas Empaquetadoras

Protecting Endangered Animals

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Quality Assurance: A Term Used by Animal Agriculture Which Refers to the Production of High Quality, Safe, and Wholesome Food!

Quality Assurance for 4-H Swine Producers

Question of Ethics

Questions & Answers about BST and Milk 

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Rabbits: Bacterial and Mycotic Diseases

Rabbits: Biology

Rabbits: Care and Management in a Laboratory Setting

Rabbits: Introduction to Use in Research

Rabbits: Noninfectious Disease

Rabbits:  Parasitic, Protozoal, and Viral Diseases

Raising Emus & Rheas

Recognition and Alleviation of Pain and Distress

Reducing Residues in the Main Causes of Violations: The Cull Dairy Cow and the Bob Veal Calf

Reptiles: Bacterial Diseases of Captive Reptiles

Research Animals: A Realistic View

Research Methods for Studying Animal Behavior in a Zoo Setting

Responsible Care and Use of Canine in Research

Restraining/Injecting

Restraint and Handling of the Bird

Restraint and Handling of the Dog

Restraint and Handling of the Cat

Restraint and Handling of the Reptile--Snakes

Restraint and Handling of the Reptile-- Crocodilians, Chelonians, and Lizards

Reverence for Life: Rights and Responsibilities

Rhea Intensive Farming: Reference Guide to the Exotic Bird Production from Egg to Breeder

Riding with Awareness

Rodents: Basic Needs, Handling and Care

Rural Texas: Changes and Challenges

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Safeguarding America's Health: The Judicious Use of Antimicrobials in  Food Animals

Safely Handling Breeding Stallions & Mares with T.E.A.M.  Educational Horse Videos

Safety & Regulatory Issues in Transgenic Production of  Biopharmaceuticals

Sales Preparation

Salmonellosis in Livestock: Risk and Reality WW Laegreid ; [ both presented by] University of Nebraska--Lincoln, Great Plains Veterinary Educational Center ; in cooperation with the USDA Meat Animal Research Center

Science in Agriculture

Search for the Great Apes

Searching the Literature for Alternatives

Sentenced for Life (Also called "Chicken for Dinner")

Separating Fact from Myth: The Veal Industry Challenge

Share the Care: Humane Education

Sheep Management Practices, Tape #214

Sheep Management Practices, Tape #215

Shiverer Mouse

Shoeing the Horse

Signs of Enrichment

Signs of the Apes, Songs of the Whales

Silent World: Genetic Engineering-Ethical, Environmental and Animal Welfare Concerns

Silver Spring Monkeys

Small Animal Anesthetic Induction Technique

Small Mammals Restraint and Handling

Solving riding problems with TTEAM

Some Preferred Techniques for the Laboratory Rat

Some Preferred Techniques for the Laboratory Guinea Pig

Some Preferred Techniques for the Laboratory Rabbit

Some Preferred Techniques for the Laboratory Rat

Some Preferred Techniques for the Laboratory Mouse

Sorry, Charlie

Sources of Information on Animal Research Legislation and Animal Welfare

Speaking of Harvey

Spirits of the Forest

Sportsmedicine Therapies and Treatments

Stallion Management

Starting a Young Horse

Step Beyond: A Question of Ethics

Stewards of the Land

Stimulus Response

Suffer the Animals

Superanimals, Superhumans? The Life Revolution

Surgery Preparation

Surgical Instruments and Their Use

Surgical Procedures on Swine

Swine Handling and Transportation

Swine Handling for Pork Producers

Swine Handling for Transporters

Swine Health Care

Swine Management Practices I

Swine Management Practices II

Swine Respiratory Disease

Symposium: Animal Welfare Compliance for Study Directors

Systemic Anatomy of the Cat

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T.E.A.M. Learning Exercises, part 2: Obstacles and Groundwork

T.E.A.M. Learning Exercises, Part 1: Awareness Movements.

Take Time? Training Your Dog from Farm Work to Trailing

Teaching the Touch

Teaching the Yearling

Techniques in Avian Medicine

Techniques with Guinea Pigs

Tellington TTouch for Happier, Healthier Dogs

Tellington TTouch for Happier, Healthier Cats

Terrorism in Dixon

The American Mule:  Yesterday and Today 

The Americas' View of Animals

The Animal Welfare Act: Philosophy and Intent

The Animals Are Crying

The Animals Film

The Ascent of the Chimps

The Avian Physical Examination and the Handling of Various Avian Species

The Bear Necessities: Environmental Enrichment for Captive Polar Bears

The Challenge of Animals in Research

The Control of  Feral Cat Colonies

The Dog and Cat in Research

The Dog and Cat

The Dog Owner's Manual

The Down Side of Livestock Marketing

The Family of Chimps

The Frog Inside-Out

The Future of Human-Animal Relations

The Guinea Pig and Rabbit

The Guinea Pig: Biology

The Guinea Pig: Diseases

The Guinea Pig: Introduction and Husbandry

The Guns of Autumn

The Hamster: Biology and Diseases, Part 2

The Hamster: Introduction and Husbandry, Part 1

The Heart of the Matter

The Honey Files: A Bee's Life

The Image of Animals Today

The Laboratory Rat: Biology, Husbandry, and Research Methodology

The Laboratory Rat: Diseases

The Laboratory Rat: Introduction

The Mongolian Gerbil, Meriones Unguiculatus

The Mongolian Gerbil

The Mouse: Bacterial and Parasitic Diseases

The Mouse: Biology and Use in Research

The Mouse: Handling, Restraint, and Other Techniques

The Mouse: Husbandry

The Mouse: Neoplastic, Non-Infectious and Miscellaneous Diseases

The Mouse, Rat and Hamster

The Mouse: Viral Diseases

The Nature of Change

The New Research Environment

The Nonhuman Primates

The Other Side of the Fence

The Physical Exam

The Principles of Horseshoeing: The Sound Horse

The Rhino War: A Desperate Fight to Save an Endangered Species

The Soviet Circus

The T Touch That Teaches, Part I: Head and Neck

The T Touch That Teaches, Part II: Body, Legs, and Tail

The Tellington TTouch for Happier, Healthier Cats

The Training Game

The Ultimate Test Animal

The Value of Animal Research in the Betterment of Health

The Visible Horse Anatomy in Motion; 1 

The Waltham Forum: Video for Small Animal Practitioners

Think Like a Horse

Thoracotomy and Lung Lobectomy in the Dog

Those Who have Gone Before: The Legacy of America's    First Farmers

Tips for Safe Horse Handling

TiterMax: An Adjuvant Update

To be a Gorilla: The Management of Lowland Gorillas in Captivity

To Hunt or Not to Hunt

Tools for Research: Questions About Animal Rights

Touch for Dogs

Training Corral-Living Rhesus Monkeys for Fecal and Blood Sample Collection

Training Game

Training Medical Behaviors in Orangutans at Brookfield Zoo

Transgenic Animals: Food Sources--FDA, FSIS, Industry and Future Perspectives

Transgenic Animals in the Production of Biopharmaceuticals

Transgenic Farm Animals

Transgenic Technologies

Triploid Oyster Production

Trout Diseases

Ttouch for Horses

Tuberculin Testing Exotic Animals

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Understanding Dairy Cattle Behavior to Improve Handling & Production

Understanding Farm Animal Behavior

Unlocking Nature's Secrets

Unnecessary Fuss

USDA Slaughter

Using Animals in Research: Guidelines for Investigators

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Veal Farming is Special

Veterinary Medicine & Human Health

Video Guide to Recording Marine Mammal Stranding Data

Vitamin E for Beef Cattle

Voices I Have Heard

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Watching Animals

We Are All Noah

Weaning

Welfare Parameters in Veal Calf Production Facilities

What's The Beef?

When Should I Call the Vet?

Whither Biogenetics? The Life Revolution

Who Cares Anyway

Who Speaks for the Animals?

Who's Coming to Dinner? Livestock Eating Habits    and Their Effects on Grazing Management

Why I Should Stay Awake in Science Class

Will I Be Alright Doctor?

Within Striking Distance

World Congress Awards Luncheon

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Youth and Dairy Cattle: A Safe Partnership
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Zoo Careers: A Look Behind the Scenes at a Modern Zoo

Zoos of the World

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**A Challenge to Care: Careers in Laboratory Animal Science**. Cordoba, TN:  American Association for Laboratory Animal Science; 1988; 1/2" VHS, 16 min.

  *Keywords:* Vocational guidance, technicians, research, experimental psychologists.

  *Note:* After a brief argument for the use of laboratory animals in medical research, the program discusses the careers available in the production, care, and management of laboratory animals.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 711.

**A Feminist View of Human-Animal Relations**. Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota; 1986; 1/2" VHS, 45 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal welfare, feminists, ethics.

  *Note:* The concepts of "victim" and "distribution of powers" are discussed in reference to interactions between males and females, and humans and animals.  A historical perspective expressed through art is used to portray the connection between animal and child abuse.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 324.

**A Guide to Foal Handling**. Betsy Beineke. Clovis, Calif.: The Discovery Trail; Powder Springs, GA : Distributed by Betsy Beineke, c1990. 1 VHS videocassette (ca. 34 min.).

  *Keywords:* Horses, foals, handling, imprinting, training

  *Note:* Betsy Beineke presents her method of foal handling. This involves imprinting the foal's nervous system and bonding with the foal.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2053.

**A New Leash on Life**. Charlotte, NC: W.J. Klein Company; Presented by the Humane Society of the United States; 1987; 1/2" VHS, 15 min.

  *Keywords:* Dogs, pets, pounds, adoption, pet care.

  *Note:* Presents the benefits and costs of owning a dog.  Addresses the issues of pet abandonment, pound adoption, pet care, and living with pets in apartments.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 904.

**A New Way: A Presentation of Lincoln Park Zoo**. Integrated Pest Management. Chicago: Lincoln Park Zoo; c1990; 1/2" VHS, 13 min.

  *Keywords:* Lincoln Park Zoo, pests, integrated control, zoos.

  *Note:* Describes how the Lincoln Park Zoo developed and manages its pest management program. The goal of this program is to control the pests, because eradication is an unrealistic goal. Communication, cooperation and vigilance makes this program successful.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1560.

**A Question of Life**. Berkeley, CA: California Biomedical Research Association; 1984; 1/2" VHS, 15 min.

  *Keywords:* Medical research, animal models, animal welfare, ethics.

  *Note:* The role of laboratory animals in the advancement of medicine is examined. The program lists medical benefits for humans and animals resulting from animal research.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 193.

**A Question of Respect**. New York: American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA); 1988; 1/2" VHS, 12 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal welfare, laboratory animals, animal experimentation, livestock, pets.

  *Note:* The ASPCA looks at the inter-relationship between earth, animals, and man.  The video discusses man's responsibility toward animals with respect to research, product testing, and pets.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 801.

**A Question of Safety: The Importance of Product Safety Testing**. Washington, DC: Foundation for Biomedical Research; 1988; 1/2" VHS, 14 min. 30 sec.

  *Keywords:* Toxicity, animal models, product safety, alternative testing methods.

  *Note:* This film discusses the use of laboratory animals in providing product safety assurance.  The program stresses the importance of data from toxicity studies using animals to determine product safety under normal conditions, and toxicity treatment in cases of accidental poisoning.  It briefly discusses the concept of "acceptable risk" and the use of alternatives to live animals.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 340.

**About Animals, The Question Is**.... Lynnwood, WA: Progressive Animal Welfare Society; 1987; 1/2" VHS, 22 min.

  *Keywords:* Intensive livestock farming, laboratory animals, animal welfare, ethics.

  *Note:* A historical exploration of Western culture's beliefs and practices regarding animals.  Two practices are emphasized: the use of animals for food and for experimentation.  The views of both critics and supporters of these practices are presented in order to stimulate questions and discussion by the audience.  A study guide accompanies the videocassette.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 332.

**Advanced Training of the Western Horse**. Edmonton, Alberta: Alberta Agriculture, Food and Rural Development, c1984. 1 VHS videocassette (30 min.).

  *Keywords:* Horses, training, advanced level, techniques, horse behavior.

  *Note:* Information on training a horse for western style riding and competition.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2680.

**Ag is Every Day**. Illinois Farm Bureau. [Bloomington,    IL]: The Bureau, c2001. 1 VHS videocassette (19 min., 12 sec.) with black and    white sequences and 1 lesson plan booklet.

  *Keywords:* Agriculture study, teaching elementary school students.

  *Note:* Gives students an overview of agriculture while highlighting urban topics such as hydroponics, greenhouses, transportation, and farmer's markets. Children who view this production will learn that agriculture is all around them every day in both cities and the country.  "Illinois Farm Bureau, Ag in the Classroom" is the title on the container.  
  *NAL Call No:*: Videocassette No. 3021.

**Agricultural Research for the Growing World**. United    States. Agricultural Research Service. Romano & Associates. [Washington,    D.C.?]: The Service, 1 VHS videocassette (20 min., 4 sec.). with black and white    sequences.

  *Keywords:* United States Agricultural Research Service,    United States Department of Agriculture, agricultural research, United States.

  *Note:* Discusses how the men and women of ARS provide real world solutions to an array of agricultural problems, and at the same time carry out carefully planned nationally coordinated long term research programs that address high risk problems and needs that are unlikely to be tackled by the private sector. 

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette No. 3007 

**AKC and the Sport of Dogs**. New York, NY: The American Kennel Club; 1986; 1/2" VHS, 34 min.

  *Keywords:* Guide dogs, police dogs, hunting dogs, sport.

  *Note:* This American Kennel Club production demonstrates the history of man's use of dogs.  It contains an in-depth discussion of the current uses of guide, police, and sporting/hunting dogs and the role of the AKC.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1351.

**All About Llamas**. Bozeman, MT: Taylor/Gavin Communications; 1986; 1/2" VHS, 45 min. (each video).

  *Keywords:* Care, handling, management, history, uses, behavior, breeding, birthing, packing, hiking.

  *Note:* This series consists of three videotapes.  Tape #1 - *Llama Basics* discusses the history, care, and handling of llamas.  Tape #2 - *Breeding, Birthing and Newborn Care* covers the basics of breeding, natural delivery, delivery assisting, and newborn care.  Tape #3 - *Let's Go Packing* discusses the use of llamas as pack animals for hiking and outdoor adventures.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1330.

**Alternatives in Animal Research**. Peter Doris and Kathy Watson: Texas Tech University Health Science Center; 1989; 1/2" VHS and U-matic (listed as video no. 810), 60 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal models, biomedical research, alternatives, animal welfare, animal rights, history, the 3 R's.

  *Note:* Gives the history of man's use of animals, and what the benefits to man have been and could be.  A comprehensive discussion of the uses of animals in research today, along with guidelines and regulations.  Covers the issue of animal rights and its effects on research.  Discusses alternatives to using animals by using techniques in Refinement, Reduction, and Replacement.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 811.

**AMDUCA Regulations**. (Animal Medicinal Drug Use Clarification Act Regulations).   American Veterinary Medical Association; Center for Veterinary Medicine (U.S.); CDRH Television [Rockville, MD?] : CDRH Television, [1997]. 1 VHS videocassette (161 min.).

  *Keywords:* Drugs, labeling standards, veterinary drugs, U.S. laws and legislations.

  *Note:* Mark Barnett (FDA), Steve Sundlof (director, FDA Center for Veterinary Medicine), Mary Beth Leininger (president, AVMA) and a panel of experts discuss the Animal Medicinal Drug Use Clarification Act (AMDUCA) and its implications for veterinarians.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2624.

**America's Pork Producers: Stewards of the Land**. National Pork Producers Council (U.S.);  National Pork Board (U.S.). Des Moines, Iowa : The Council, [1995] 1VHS videocassette (ca.16 min.).

  *Keywords:* Pork industry and trade, environmental aspects, agricultural conservation.

  *Note:* Presents interviews with several pork producers who have excelled in their efforts to conserve and protect the environment.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2364.

**Among the Wild Chimpanzees**. Washington, DC: National Geographic video and  WQED of Pittsburgh. Distributed by Vestron Video of  Stanford, CT; c1987; 1/2" VHS, 59 min. ISBN: 0805104402.

  *Keywords:* Jane van Lawick Goodall, biographic information, chimpanzees, behavior, social structure, tool use, East Africa,

  *Note:* This film, authored by Alexander Scourby, is a videocassette of a 1984 film by the Society, WQED/ Pittsburgh and Vestron, Inc. It documents Jane Goodall's twenty-two year field research on the wild chimpanzees of East Africa. Shows the Chimpanzees' nomadic behavior, their family structure, and their ability to hunt and make and use tools. Also looks at discoveries of warfare and cannibalism.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1100.

**Amphibians: Medicine and Husbandry**. Ann Arbor, MI: University of Michigan; 1975; 64 slides, audiocassette, 23 min.

  *Keywords:* Frogs, salamanders, newts, tadpoles, axolotl, veterinary medicine, husbandry, laboratory animals.

  *Note:* History of laboratory use, taxonomy, husbandry, sources of amphibians, and water quality parameters are addressed.  Also covered are the signs, etiology, and treatment of "red leg syndrome"; Lucke renal adenocarcinoma; mycobacterial infection; pigmented fungal infection; and parasites.  A script accompanies the slide set.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 226.

**An Introduction to Zoonoses**. Manhattan, KS: Kansas State University. College of Medicine; 1991; 1/2" VHS, 18 min.

  *Keywords:* Zoonoses, Q fever, Psittacosis, preventative measures.

  *Note:* Defines zoonoses and illustrates transmission vectors. Q-fever from dairy cows and Psittacosis from birds are given as examples of zoonotic diseases with symptoms exhibited by humans. Preventative measures of disease avoidance are discussed.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1661.

**Anatomy of the Dog: Male Genitilia**. [Raleigh, N.C.]: North Carolina State University, College of Veterinary Medicine, c1985. 1 VHS videocassette (20 min.).

  *Keywords:* Dogs, male, reproductive structures.

  *Note:* A description, diagram and photos of the male dog reproductive tract and genital system.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.1833.

**Anatomy of the Dog**. Subtitle on cassette label and container: "The female genitalia." Raleigh, NC: North Carolina State University, College of Veterinary Medicine; c1985; 1/2" VHS, 22 min.

  *Keywords:* Dogs, bitches, reproductive anatomy.

  *Note:* Illustrates and describes the anatomy of the reproductive system of the dog by dissection of a cadaver. There are brief explanations of the structure and function of the various structures.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1832

**Anesthesia Matters:  An Instructional Video on the Use of Anesthesia in Small Laboratory Animals**. [Cambridge, Mass.]: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, c1995. 1 VHS videocassette (21 min., 18 sec.).

  *Keywords:* Veterinary medicine, anesthesia, laboratory animals.

  *Note:* This video is designed to aid institutions in providing effective education to animal research personnel as required by government regulations and guidelines. It covers topics concerning use of anesthesia in small laboratory animals.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2363.

**Animal Agriculture: Myths and Facts**. Arlington, VA: Animal Industry Foundation; 1990; 1/2" VHS, 18 min.

  *Keywords:* Factory farming, cattle, animal welfare, production.

  *Note:* Farmers dispel the myths about cow/calf and feedlot cattle production, as well as turkey, hog, veal, and egg production.  They emphasize that the care and well-being of their animals is very important for them and the continuation of their farms.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1131.

**Animal Behavior in the Wild**. Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota; 1986; 1/2" VHS, 45 min.

  *Keywords:* Elk, musk oxen, cats, horses, behavior.

  *Note:* University of Minnesota professors Richard Phillips and David Smith discuss and illustrate aspects of animal behavior and communication using examples recorded on film.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 368.

**Animal Bite Prevention for Children and Adults: Two Defensive Maneuvers to Prevent Serious Injuries from Dog Attacks**. 2nd ed. J. Michael Cornwall.Columbus, Ohio: Glencoe Animal Hospital, c1992. 1 VHS videocassette (ca. 15 min.).  1 teacher's guide + 1 parent's guide + 1 poster.

  *Keywords:* Dog bite prevention, dog behavior, human-animal interactions.

  *Note:* Dr. Cornwell teaches animal safety to children in a fun and non-threatening manner. Also titled "Animal Safety is Fun."

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2511.

**Animal Care and Use: Policy Issues in the 1990's**. Katie McCabe; 1989; 1/2" VHS, 40 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal rights, animal models, animal welfare, research, political activists.

  *Note:* The video is a taping of a conference luncheon addressed by Katie McCabe on the animal rights movement and its effects on biomedical research today and the overall effect it will have on the world in the future.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 903.

**Animal Care Matters**. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. [Cambridge, Mass.] : Massachusetts Institute of Technology, c1993. 1 VHS videocassette (24 min., 33 sec.).

  *Keywords:* Animal experimentation, United-States, laboratory animals, animal rights movement, animal care committee.

  *Note:* Explores the issues surrounding experimentation on animal subjects through interviews with veterinarians, researchers, and animal rights activists, and provides an introduction to community oversight of animal research.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2194.

**Animal Dissection: A Student's Choice.**  Humane Society of the United States.  Washington, DC:  The Society, c1997. 1 VHS videocassette (6 min.). 

  *Keywords:* Dissection, moral and ethical aspect, secondary education.

  *Note:* Discusses the ethics of dissecting animals in school.

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette No. 2914  

**Animal Research: The Cost of Hope**. Michael Criley; 1985; 1/2" VHS (No. 151), U-Matic 3/4" (No. 149), 20 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal welfare, animal research, laboratory animals, ethics.

  *Note:* This videocassette examines the animal research vs. animal rights debate. The contribution of animal research to the advancement of human health care is illustrated with animal and human heart patients.  The acquisition of pound animals (dogs) for biomedical research is discussed.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette Nos. 149 and 151.

**Animal Rights/Animal Welfare**. Des Moines, IA: National Pork Producers Council; 1990, 1/2" VHS, 20 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal rights, animal welfare, factory farming, animal husbandry, farming.

  *Note:* Discussion of animal rights and animal welfare in relation to factory farming.  The video displays perceived myths by the animal rights movement on factory farming. Discusses animal rights groups, their agendas, and their tactics.  Gives advice on how people in the farming industry can deal with the issues and groups.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 901.

**Animal Rights: The Issues, the Movement**. Westport, CT: Animal Rights Network, Inc.; 1982; 35 mm, 17 min.

  *Keywords:* Veal calves, chickens, laboratory animals, farm animals, animal welfare, ethics, vegetarianism, trapping.

  *Note:* This filmstrip introduces the viewer to the animal rights philosophy. The animal rights perspective as it relates to the use of animals for experimentation and food production is discussed. A script accompanies the filmstrip.

  *NAL Call No.:* Filmstrip No. 191.

**Animal Training**. Toledo, Ohio: Toledo Zoological Society, 1993. 1 VHS videocassette (15 min., 30 sec.).

  *Keywords:* Zoo animals, training techniques.

  *Note:* Two video segments, approximately eight minutes each, demonstrate how zoo animals are trained to allow and assist zoo staff in moving them, monitoring their health and providing for their general care. Some examples presented in the first segment also appear in the second.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.209.

**Animal Welfare: Implications for Agricultural Research**. Washington, DC: U.S. Department of Agriculture; 1990; 1/2" VHS, 22 min.

  *Keywords:* Law, legislation, guidelines, impact, Russell and Birch, religion, behavior.

  *Note:* Joy Mench, Doctor of Philosophy professor, discusses the religious and historical aspects of animal welfare and animal rights, the guidelines and standards established for treatment of animals in a research setting, and the effect of the animal rights movement on both biomedical and agricultural research.  She closes by emphasizing the need for more research in animal behavior, in order to maintain and improve the care of agricultural animals.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 905.

**Animal Welfare Information Center: Resources Today for the Research of Tomorrow**. Washington, DC: Video & Teleconference Division, USDA; 1989; 1/2" VHS, 11 min. 37 sec.

  *Keywords:* Library, information, animal welfare, research, laboratory animals.

  *Note:* This video describes the resources and services offered by the Animal Welfare Information Center (AWIC) at USDA's National Agricultural Library, including computer literature searching, production of bibliographies, identification of current research, and referrals. The film details how scientists and others can access information regarding laboratory animal care and use.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 559.

**Animal Welfare: The Farmers' Story**. Park Ridge, IL: The American Farm Bureau Federation; 1981; 1/2" VHS, 3/4 U-Matic, 28 min. 30 sec.

  *Keywords:* Dairy cows, hogs, poultry, intensive livestock farming, animal welfare.

  *Note:* This film explores the economic and animal husbandry aspects of current animal farming practices through onsite interviews with farmers.  The film equates proper animal management practices with satisfactory animal welfare practices.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette Nos. 399 and 483.

**Animals in Biomedical Research**. Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota; 1986; 1/2" VHS, 45 min.

  *Keywords:* Alternatives, animal welfare, ethics, medical research, laboratory animals.

  *Note:* A lengthy panel discussion of the need for animals in biomedical research.  Examples of advances in medicine through animal research are presented.  Alternatives to and methods of reducing the use of animals in research, the limitations of animals in research, and the use of animals in teaching are discussed.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 326.

**Animals in Research: A Complex Issue**. Springfield, IL: Southern Illinois University School of Medicine; 1983; 3/4" U-Matic, 6 min. 25 sec.

  *Keywords:* Medical research, laboratory animals, regulation.

  *Note:* A brief introduction to issues concerning the use of animals in research. The film mentions the benefits of animal research and discusses painful procedures performed by biomedical researchers. The film also suggests that the need for regulating animal research be weighed against the costs and benefits to all of society.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 341.

**Animals in Research: Breaking the Habit**. The Nature of Things Series. David T.Suzuki, Mark A. Bisby, and Andrew W. Rowan. [Toronto, Ont.]  Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, c1993. 1 VHS videocassette (58 min.).

  *Keywords:* Animal experimentation, animal models, primates, laboratory animals, debate.

  *Note:* David Suzuki leads a debate over the validity of the animal model in medical research. Primate footage includes an infant baboon (Papio) shown in the test of a ventilator; chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes) at the Southwest Foundation for Biomedical Research; rhesus monkeys (Macaca mulatta) in Harry Harlow's work on maternal deprivation; and Debbie the baboon shown in a restraining device in a Canadian lab. Following this rerun, Dr. Mark Bisby and Dr. Andrew Rowan discuss whether this program presents its case fairly.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2265.

**Animals in Zoos: Issues and Concerns**. Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota; 1986; 1/2" VHS, 45 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal breeding, artificial insemination, genetics.

  *Note:* Dr. Thomas Foose of the American Association of Zoological Parks and Aquariums, Carrol Henderson of the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, and Harriet Lykken of the Sierra Club discuss the role of zoos in maintaining genetic diversity in captive animal populations. The panelists respond to audience questions.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 369.

**Animals, Nature and Religion**. Old Saybrook, CT: Connecticut Video Productions; 1980; 1/2" VHS, 38 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal welfare, philosophy, American Indians, Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity, Judaism, Taoism, sustainable agriculture, behavior, farm animals.

  *Note:* Dr. Michael W. Fox surveys a wide spectrum of religious and philosophical thought to encourage respect for animals and nature. Fox emphasizes the need to change mankind's world view from one of self-centered domination (exemplified in the video by animal research, biotechnology, and modern agricultural practices) to a more holistic, interconnected concept of nature. The film ends with a plea for a more gentle, communal, and harmonious approach to life. A script accompanies the video.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette Nos. 418, 466, and 467 (three copies).

**Animals that Live in Groups**. Washington, DC: National Geographic Society; c1989; 1/2" VHS, 15 min. Includes 2 identical teacher's guides.

  *Keywords:* Animal societies, advantages of groups.

  *Note:* Briefly describes several of the wide variety of animals which band together in a common effort to find food and shelter, to raise young, and to protect themselves from enemies.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1155.

**Anthrax: What Every Clinician Should Know.**  Edward L. Baker,  Jeffrey Koplan, Bradley A. Perkins, David S. Stephens, Tommy George Thompson; Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.).  Public Health Training Network. [Atlanta, Ga.]: CDC, 2001. 1 VHS videocassette (ca. 75 min.).  

  *Keywords:* Anthrax diagnosis and treatment, bioterrorism, biological warfare health aspects, disaster medicine, zoonotic disease, humans, animals, United States.

  *Note:* Features clinical guidelines and procedures for the early recognition, diagnosis, treatment, and reporting of anthrax exposure.  Provides an overview of clinical, laboratory and public health preparedness for potential incidence.

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette No. 3035 

**APHIS and Aquaculture: Supporting International Trade.**  United States. Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service.  United States. Dept. of Agriculture. Video, Teleconference & Radio Center.  [Washington, D.C.?]: The Center, [1997?] 1 VHS videocassette (7 min., 40 sec.).  Including 1 booklet.

  *Keywords:* Aquaculture industry, export marketing, aquaculture law and legislation, international trade, United States.

  *Note:* Discusses how important international trade is to the aquaculture industry in the United States. Also important are the regulations for aquaculture industry in order to prevent the spread of diseases. Steps for getting accredited health certificates are listed.

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette No. 2921      

**APHIS M&B Recruitment Video**. Also called "APHIS, an investment in your future." Washington, D.C. United States Animal and Health Inspection Service. Distributed by Initram Communications; 1990?; 1/2" VHS, 12 min.

  *Keywords:* United States Animal and Health Inspection Service, careers, vocational guidance, veterinary medicine, horticulture, meat inspection.

  *Note:* Provides an overview of the various career opportunities in animal health, plant health and quarantine, animal diseases, and animal inspection that the United States Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service can offer.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1369.

**Artificial  Insemination in Swine**. East Lansing, Mich: Instructional Media Center, Michigan State University; c1981; 1/2" VHS, 15 min. 50 sec.

  *Keywords:* Swine, artificial insemination, breeding, methods, equipment.

  *Note:* Demonstrates the current  methods and equipment for artificially inseminating swine.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1726.

**Aseptic Surgery of Rodents**. Raleigh, NC: Laboratory Animal Training Association; 1989; 1/2" VHS, 30 min.

  *Keywords:* Sterilization, disinfection, guinea pigs, hamsters, gerbils, veterinary training, biomedical techniques.

  *Note:* This training module provides instruction on how to conduct aseptic surgery on laboratory rodents in accordance with Public Health Service policy and USDA regulations. The video covers pathogen-free surgical preparation of operating surfaces, instruments, personnel, and animal subjects. Quality control in sterilization and the administration of anesthetics and antibiotics are also discussed.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 561.

**Avian Depredation of Southern Aquaculture**. Mississippi State, MS:

Information Services, Division of Agriculture, Forestry, and Veterinary Medicine, Mississippi State University; c1992; 1/2" VHS, 25 min.

  *Keywords:* Control of bird pests, U.S. Southern states, diseases, pests, catfish, aquaculture industry.

  *Note:* Since the 1980's bird depredation has been a problem for the aquaculture industry. This video discusses economic losses and costs to the industry to protect ponds from fish eating birds. Successful techniques such as visual scare devices, noise stimuli, and physical barriers are illustrated.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1479.
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**Baiting Techniques**. National Pest Control Association (NPCA) rodent control series; 5. Dunn Loring, VA: NCPA; c1990; 1/2" VHS, 10 min. Includes 1 training manual (16 leaves)

  *Keywords:* Rodenticides, rodent control, baiting techniques, training.

  *Note:* This National Pest Control Association Rodent Control Training Program (one of six videos) covers baiting techniques and bait placements. The program, authored by Edward Marshall, is designed to aid pest control service technicians in selecting proper bait material to control rodents with rodenticides. The accompanying manual includes practical training tips, program presentation recommendations, a pretest and a post test (with answers), suggested reference materials, and a commensal rodent pictorial identification key.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1122.

**Bandaging and Splinting**. Davis, CA: The University of California at Davis; October 1977; U-Matic 3/4", 55 min.

  *Keywords:* Dogs, veterinary medicine, coaptation splints, aluminum rod splints, plywood splints.

  *Note:* Using the dog as a model, a veterinarian demonstrates proper methods of making and applying bandages and splints using a variety of materials.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 206.

**Barn Construction**. Lexington, KY: Blood-Horse Productions; c1984; 1/2" VHS, ca. 30 min.

  *Keywords:* Stables, design, barns, construction, costs.

  *Note:* Tours of several horse barns demonstrate factors such as fire safety, appearance, durability, function and cost which influence barn design.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1896.

**Basic Herding**.  Burton J. Smith. Kamuela, HI: Graziers Hui, c1993. 1VHS videocassette (ca. 50 min.), 1 manual +1 booklet.

  *Keywords:* Cattle, handling and restraint, herding behavior, practice exercises.

  *Note:* Discusses stockmanship, herding, and handling of cattle. Includes practice sessions and practical exercises.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2166.

**Basic Horse Training**. Bill Collins. Edmonton, Alta. : Alberta Agriculture, Food and Rural Development, c1981. 1 VHS videocassette (15 min.).

  *Keywords:* Horse training, methods, basic level.

  *Note:* Information on the basic training of horses and how to use the proper equipment.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2678.

**Basic Horse Care:  Farnam Video Collections**. Odette Larson.  Horseman Video Showcase. Omaha, Neb.: Farnam Companies, c1986. 1 VHS videocassette (80 min).

  *Keywords:* Horses, handling, feeding, feeds, grooming, training.

  *Note:* Odette Larson covers the fundamentals of horse care and handling, including proper feeding, grooming, safety, horse psychology, and selection of tack. She demonstrates how to give medication and the loading and trailering of horses.

  *NAL Call No.:*  Videocassette no.2594.

**Basic Horseshoeing Principles**. LaPorte, CO: Butler Publishing and Tools; c1992; VHS format, 55 min.

  *Keywords:* Horseshoeing, hoof trimming, cold shoeing.

  *Note:* Dr. Doug Butler demonstrates cold shoeing and hoof trimming techniques that are used in shoeing horses.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1904.

**Basic Sterile Cell Culture**. Logan, UT: Taped Technologies; c1992; 1/2" VHS, 14 min.

  *Keywords:* Cell culture, techniques.

  *Note:* Describes the various techniques used in growing sterile cell cultures.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1867.

**Basic T.E.A.M. with Llamas**. Olympia, WA: Juniper Ridge Press; c1990; 1/2" VHS, 112 min.

  *Keywords:* Llamas, training, Linda Tellington-Jones, techniques.

  *Note:* Presents the basics of the Tellington-Jones Equine Awareness Method (T.E.A.M.) as a way to train llamas.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1770.

**Bear Necessities**. Countrywise Communication (Firm); Universities Federation for Animal Welfare. Potters Bar, Herts [England]: Universities Federation for Animal Welfare, c1992. 1 VHS videocassette (20 min).

  *Keywords:* Polar bears, behavior, environmental enrichment in zoos.

  *Note:* Repetitious, invariant behaviors without apparent goal are typical of captive polar bears. This video illustrates such behaviors and offers practical suggestions for reducing them and creating an environment which offers the bears greater opportunites for a variety of activities.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.1438.

**Beating Muscle Injuries in Horses**. West Bath, ME: Diamond Video Productions; 1981; 1/2" VHS, 72 min.

  *Keywords:* Wounds and injuries, physiological aspects.

  *Note:* Care and prevention of equine muscle injuries is detailed by the author Jack Meagher.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1934.

**Beef Cattle Judging**.  Video Programs for Education, Business, Industry. Iowa State University, Cooperative Extension Service; RMI Media Productions. Shawnee Mission, KS: Distributed by RMI Media Productions, [198-?] 1 videocassette (40 min.).

  *Keywords:* Beef cattle, competitions, judging, carcass characteristics.

  *Note:* Program examines growth, reproduction, and carcass desirability, which are the  three important factors in judging beef cattle.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.1562.

**Bill Moyers Reports: Earth on Edge.**  Bill D. Moyers, Films for the Humanities (Firm).  Public Affairs Television (Firm).  World Resources Institute.  WNET (Television station: New York, N.Y.).  Princeton, N.J.:  Films for the Humanities & Sciences, c2001. 1 VHS videocassette (ca. 120 min.). with b&w sequences.

  *Keywords:* Ecosystem health, environmental management, nature effect of human beings on the earth.

  *Note:* Report on the impact of human activity on the planet.  Documentary.  Videocassette release of the 2001 documentary film.  "06/28/01"--Cassette label.

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette No. 2986 

**Biology and Management of the Domestic Ferret**. Manhattan, KS: College of Veterinary Medicine; Kansas State University; 1991; 1/2" VHS, 17 min.

  *Keywords:* Ferrets, pets, care, handling, feeding.

  *Note:* Carol L. Jantzi describes the history and husbandry of the domestic ferret. Nutrition, housing, reproduction, and handling are discussed.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1571.

**Biomethodology of the Cat**. Manassas, VA: MTM Associates, Inc.; 1987; 1/2" VHS, 14 min. 50 sec.

  *Keywords:* Cats, restraint, drug administration, blood collection, euthanasia, veterinary training.

  *Note:* This film demonstrates to animal technicians basic techniques for handling, restraining, and manipulating cats for research.  Covers removal from caging, injection routes, blood collection, and euthanasia. Laboratory Manual For Basic Biomethodology of Laboratory Animals: Vol. II Dogs, Cats, and Primates accompanies the videotape.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 337.

**Biomethodology of the Dog**. Manassas, VA: MTM Associates, Inc.; 1987; 1/2" VHS, 14 min. 16 sec.

  *Keywords:* Dogs, restraint, drug administration, blood collection, euthanasia, veterinary training.

  *Note:* This film demonstrates for animal technicians the safe and humane techniques for manipulating dogs in research, including removal from caging, injection routes, blood collection, and euthanasia. Laboratory Manual For Basic Biomethodology of Laboratory Animals: Vol. II Dogs, Cats, and Primates accompanies the videotape.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 335.

**Biomethodology of the Guinea Pig**. Silver Spring, MD: MTM Associates; 1987; 1/2" VHS, 13 min. 27 sec.

  *Keywords:* Laboratory animals, biomedical techniques, restraint, veterinary training.

  *Note:* A demonstration of basic techniques involving guinea pigs, including identification, restraint, injection, blood withdrawal, and euthanasia.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 200.

**Biomethodology of the Laboratory Mouse**. Silver Spring, MD: MTM Associates; 1987; 1/2" VHS, 15 min.

  *Keywords:* Laboratory animals, biomedical techniques, restraint, veterinary training.

  *Note:* A demonstration of basic techniques involving laboratory mice, including identification, restraint, injection, blood withdrawal, and euthanasia.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 200.

**Biomethodology of the Primate**. Manassas, VA: MTM Associates, Inc.; 1987; 1/2" VHS, 15 min. 48 sec.

  *Keywords:* Rhesus monkeys, restraint, tattooing, injection, stomach tube, nasal gastric gavage, blood withdrawal, euthanasia.

  *Note:* This film demonstrates basic techniques for manipulating primates for research. It includes manual and chemical restraint, identification, injection routes, blood collection, and euthanasia.  Laboratory Manual For Basic Biomethodology of Laboratory Animals: Vol. II Dogs, Cats, and Primates accompanies the videotape.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 336.

**Biomethodology of the Rabbit**. Silver Spring, MD: MTM Associates, Inc.; 1987; 1/2" VHS, 14 min. 49 sec.

  *Keywords:* Laboratory animals, biomedical techniques, restraint, veterinary training.

  *Note:* A demonstration of basic techniques involving laboratory rabbits, including identification, restraint, injection, blood withdrawal, and euthanasia. 

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 200. 

**Biomethodology of the Rat**. Silver Spring, MD: MTM Associates; 1987; 1/2" VHS, 16 min. 33 sec.

  *Keywords:* Laboratory animals, biomedical techniques, veterinary training.

  *Note:* A demonstration of basic techniques involving laboratory rats, including identification, restraint, injection, blood withdrawal, and euthanasia.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 200.

**Biosecurity in Aquaculture**. Practical Steps for Healthy Fish. Orono, Me.: University of Maine Cooperative Extension and the Public Affairs Department., c1994. 1 VHS videocassette (15 min., 38 sec.) and 1 booklet.

  *Keywords:* Fish hatcheries, pathogen control, management techniques.

  *Note:* Demonstrates common-sense, cost effective steps that can be taken in the hatchery and at the grow-out site to keep contamination by parasites, bacteria, and viruses as low as possible. The program was produced with funding by: Northeast Regional Aquaculture Center, USDA with support from: Me/NH Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2015.

**Biotechnology, Food, & Agriculture**. University of Wyoming, Cooperative Extension Service.

Washington State University, Cooperative Extension. Washington State University. Information Dept. [Pullman, Wash.] : Washington State University Information Department, 1995. 1 VHS videocassette (23 min.).

  *Keywords:* Agricultural biotechnology, food biotechnology, genetic engineering, risks, benefits.

  *Note:* Explores biotechnology applications in food production and processing, addressing the benefits and risks of agricultural biotechnology.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2652.

**Biotechnology: On the Cutting Edge**.  An Interview with Geneticist Richard Burgess. Richard Burgess. Madison, WI: Hawkhill Video, c1991. 1 VHS videocassette (ca. 34 min.), 1

information sheet + 1 booklet (17 p.; 22 cm.).

  *Keywords:* Genetic engineering, biotechnology, societal concerns.

  *Note:* Geneticist Richard Burgess discusses advances in biotechnology and contemporary social perceptions of continuing research in the field.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.1971.

**Biovideo: Animal Senses**. Burlington, NC: Carolina Biological Supply Company; 1987; 1/2" VHS, 30 min.

  *Keywords:* Stereoscopic vision, echolocation, pheromone, wild animals.

  *Note:* An instructional program appropriate for high school and college science students, it explains how the major senses work and their importance to animal behavior and environmental adaptation. The anatomy and physiology of sight, hearing, smell, taste, touch, feeling, and balance are clearly illustrated using animations, diagrams, and live animals. Vertebrates and insects are emphasized. A manual accompanies the videocassette.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 427.

**Blood Collection from Birds**. Madison, WI: National Wildlife Health Research Center (U.S.); 1989; 1/2"VHS, 19 min., 10 sec.

  *Keywords:* Birds, physiology, blood collection and preservation.

  *Note:* Joshua F. Dein shows how to draw blood samples from birds and discusses factors to be considered when collecting the blood such as anatomic location, animal restraint and positioning, site identification and preparation, and how much blood to draw per bird.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1286.

**Bovine Restraint**. East Lansing, Michigan: Michigan State University; c1976; 1/2" VHS, 12 min., 20 sec.

  *Keywords:* Cattle, handling, restraint.

  *Note:* Demonstrates a number of ways to restrain cows including the use of the rope halter, nose lead, and burley casting methods.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 2042.

**Breaking Barriers**. Washington, DC: People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA); 1986; 1/2" VHS, 16 min.

  *Keywords:* Environmental enrichment, macaques, chimpanzees, marmosets, medical research, laboratory animal facilities.

  *Note:* This videotape contains footage of laboratory animal facilities at SEMA, Inc.; in Rockville, MD.  Primates, infected with human pathogens, are housed in isolation or in stimuli-deprived environments.  The film cites abnormal behaviors exhibited by the caged primates, including stereotypic behaviors and unusual vocalizations, as proof that the primates are housed and managed inhumanely.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 558.

**Breaking Yearlings**. Lexington, KY: Blood-Horse Productions; c1985; 1/2"

VHS, 38 min.

  *Keywords:* Horses, yearlings, breaking, training for racing.

  *Note:* Shows step by step procedures that professionals have found successful in breaking yearlings and developing race horse potential.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1895.

**Britches**. Washington, DC: People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA); 1986; 1/2" VHS, 16 min.

  *Keywords:* Laboratory animals, primates, ALF, stress, medical research, macaques.

  *Note:* On April 20, 1985, the Animal Liberation Front (ALF) broke into a research facility at the University of California at Riverside.  Activists removed cats, rabbits, pigeons, mice, opossums, and a young macaque identified as "Britches."  This video documents the "rescue" of the primate from the research facility.  The film concludes by encouraging viewers to protest government-funded animal research.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 554.

**Broodmare Management**. Lexington, KY: Blood-Horse Productions; c1984;

1/2/" VHS, 32 min.

  *Keywords:* Thoroughbred horse breeding, mares, management.

  *Note:* Describes a management program for the breeding of thoroughbred horses, with emphasis on the care and preparation of the mare. Discusses the use of artificial lighting, a teasing program, rectal palpation, use of hormones, diagnostic ultra-sound examination, endoscopic examination, clinics for infertile mares, breeding sheds, and the shipping of foaling mares. The intended audience for this program is thoroughbred horse breeders.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1891.

**Brookfield Zoo: Keeper Orientation**. Chicago, IL: Brookfield Zoo; 1990; 1/2" VHS, 22 min.

  *Keywords:* Training, maintenance, care, handling, behavior.

  *Note:* This introductory training videotape describes keeper duties and responsibilities from the start of their day to the end.  Emphasis is placed on maintenance, cleaning, feeding, medicating, observation, and animal behavior.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1289.

**BST & Milk: Issues & Answers**.  Image Base (Firm); American Medical Television.; American Medical Association. [S.l.]: Image Base, c1993. 1 VHS videocassette (20 min., 30 sec.).

  *Keywords:* Bovine somatotropin, composition of milk, use in dairy cattle, societal concerns, animal health..

  *Note:* Explores the issues surrounding the use of bovine somatotropin (BST) in cows to increase milk production.  Program explores how BST works to stimulate milk production, and supports the argument that its safe for humans to consume milk with BST. Features statements by leading experts, including M. Roy Schwarz, Dennis M. Bier, Sanford A. Miller, Ronald E. Kleinman, Richard H. Phipps and Dennis Avery.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette  no.1715.

**BST: Continuing a Dairy Tradition**. St. Louis, MO: Monsanto Company; 1988; 1/2" VHS, 11 min.

  *Keywords:* Bovine somatotropin, biotechnology, milk.

  *Note:* Experts in animal science, human health, and agricultural economics answer important questions from Wisconsin dairy farmer Greg Mell. The film serves as a general overview of the nature of bovine somatotropin, including its use and safety.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 458.

**BST Debate: Biotechnology and the Dairy Case**.  A Supermarket Insights Special Report. Monsanto Agricultural Company. Stamford, CT: Retail Insights, 1990. 1 VHS videocassette (14 min.).

  *Keywords:* Bovine somatotropin. agricultural biotechnology, milk products, U.S..

  *Note:* Bovine somatotropin or BST is enhancing the way milk is produced. This video report focuses on how BST fits into the overall biotechnology picture, what possibilities it's likely to present at the retail level and offers some special tactics retailers can use in addressing questions shoppers may have on BST.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.1461.
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**Caesarean Birth**. Davis, CA: University of California; 1977; U-Matic 3/4", 25 min.

  *Keywords:* Dogs, Caesarean section, surgery, veterinary training.

  *Note:* A training film for students of veterinary medicine, this program illustrates proper procedures and techniques involved in performing a Caesarean operation. A dog is used as a model.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 218.

**Cage Culture: Raising Fish in Ponds**. Maryland Sea Grant College; University of Maryland (System). Office of Institutional Advancement. [College Park, Md.?]: Maryland Sea Grant College, c1990. 1VHS videocassette (25 min.).

  *Keywords:* Aquaculture, Chesapeake Bay, production techniques, stocking density.

  *Note:* Discusses history of aquaculture in the Chesapeake Bay, when to use cages for aquaculture, how to make and design various cages onesself, how to measure pond water quality, how to clean cages, and how to calculate number of fish per species to stock per cage per pond and how much to feed.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.1221.

**Cage Sanitation: Use of Chemical Disinfectants**. Seattle, WA: University of Washington; 1984; 56 slides, audiocassette, 13 min.

  *Keywords:* Disinfection, sterilization, laboratory animal facilities, cages, veterinary training.

  *Note:* Presents information on how the three classes of disinfectants are used in animal facilities. A complete cycle of small cage sanitation is demonstrated for a large facility  using automatic cage-washing equipment.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 230.

**Caging Systems, Bedding Materials & Environmental Considerations for Laboratory Rodents**. Seattle, WA: University of Washington; 1985; 53 slides, audiocassette, 22 min.

  *Keywords:* Cages, laboratory animal facilities, environmental factors, veterinary training.

  *Note:* This program presents the rationale for the selection of cage style and bedding materials for laboratory rodents.  Also discussed is the importance of controlling factors in the immediate environment, including temperature, humidity, light cycle, and noise.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 237.

**Calving Time Management/Equipment**. Part of the series "Video programs for education business industry." Ames IA: Iowa State University. Cooperative Extension Service; RMI Media Productions; and WOI-TV (Television station). Distributed by RMI Media Productions, of Shawnee Mission, KS; 1980?; 1/2" VHS, 24 min.

  *Keywords:* Cattle parturition, birthing.

  *Note:* Basics management of the calving process. Descriptions of needed equipment and basic techniques are discussed.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1440.

**Canine Control Officer/Kennel Worker**. Mahwah, NJ: Troll Associates; 1975; 35 mm, 7 min.

  *Keywords:* Pets, vocational guidance, juvenile films.

  *Note:* Made for the Humane Society of the United States, this film focuses on careers related to kennels and on the control of pet populations.  Intended for elementary grades.

  *NAL Call No.:* Filmstrip No. 199.

**Care and Management of Caged Birds**. S. Kruckenberg. [Manhattan, Kan.]: Kansas State University, The College of Veterinary Medicine, c1992. 1 VHS videocassette (51 min.).

  *Keywords:* Aviculture, pet birds, care and housing.

  *Note:* Provides information on the sources, types, diets, care, housing and breeding of the more popular caged birds.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2104.

**Careers in the Horse Industry: Unbridled Opportunities**. Washington, DC: Colorado State University, Public Relations Department, Equine Sciences Program, Extension Horse Program; 1990; 1/2" VHS, 24 min.

  *Keywords:* Interviews, industry, vocations, youth, education.

  *Note:* Designed for youth interested in horses and seeking careers and opportunities within the horse industry.  It features interviews with people in all aspects of the industry, including trainers, veterinarians, sales agents, advertisers, photographers, computer specialists, lawyers, and journalists.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1318.

**Careers in Veterinary Medicine: a Rainbow of Choices**. Raleigh, NC: North Carolina State University, College of Veterinary Medicine; c1992; 1/2" VHS, 20 min.

  *Keywords:* Veterinary medicine, career opportunities, vocational guidance.

  *Note:* Discusses various opportunities in the field of veterinary medicine in the fields of small animal, large animal, equine, zoo animal practice; public health; and research. Does not mention careers in state or federal regulatory positions or in the pharmaceutical industry.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1771.

**Careers in Veterinary Medicine**. CA:State University. School of Veterinary Medicine. Insight Productions. Research Triangle Park, NC: North Carolina State University, School of Veterinary Medicine: Insight Productions, Inc. [distributor], [1985?] 1 VHS videocassette (17 min.).

  *Keywords:* Veterinary medicine, career opportunities, vocational guidance.

  *Note:* Discusses various opportunities in the field of veterinary medicine

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.1772.

**Caring for Life**. Washington, DC: Foundation For Biomedical Research; 1985; 1/2" VHS, U-Matic 3/4", 10 min. 30 sec.

  *Keywords:* Careers, veterinary nurse, laboratory animals, veterinary medicine, vocational education.

  *Note:* A description of the varied job role of a veterinary nurse.  Two certified veterinary nurses working at a laboratory animal rescue facility discuss various aspects of their job and their reasons for entering this field.  Suitable for elementary and high school students.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 145.

**Carnivore Restraint and Handling**. San Diego, CA: San Diego Zoological Society and Davis, CA: University of California; 1981; 112 slides, audiocassette, 25 min.

  *Keywords:* Tigers, foxes, wolves, bears, ferrets, raccoons, hyenas, mongooses<A                     NAME="_1_1335">, zoo animals, restraint, handling.

  *Note:* This slide set demonstrates techniques for restraining and handling various species of wild carnivores representing the following family groups: Felidae, Canidae, Ursidae, Mustelidae, Procyonidae, and Viverridae.  Proper techniques related to cleaning, feeding, chemical immobilization, and administering medicines are covered. A script accompanies the slide set.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 195.

**Carnivores: Basic Needs, Handling and Care**. Closter, NJ: Production Plus, Inc.; 1990; 1/2" VHS, 32 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal welfare, laboratory animals, cats, dogs, ferrets, minks.

  *Note:* Videotape of a presentation at the symposium Animal Welfare Compliance for Study Directors, presented at the Eleventh Annual Meeting of the American College of Toxicology in Orlando, FL, October 1990.  The video focuses on the basic needs of dogs and cats, including air, food, water, environmental controls, and social interaction.  Available guidelines, regulations, resource information, and training manuals are covered.  Also discussed are methods of disease prevention, identification, housing, and exercise and the basic care and handling required for ferrets and mink.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 971.

**Cat Care: A Video Guide to Successful Cat Care**. New York, NY: United Media Productions; 1985; 1/2" VHS, 43 min.

  *Keywords:* Cats, cat care, veterinary care.

  *Note:* This is one of a series of tapes on animals by Dr. Michael Fox. In this tape he shares the secrets to adopting, owning, and caring for your cat.  Tips are given on eliminating fleas, vaccinations, illness, spaying/neutering, behavior, and massaging your cat.  Proper care and understanding of your cat are addressed.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 908.

**Catfish Farming in the South**. Revised 1997. Mississippi State University, Cooperative Extension Service; Mississippi State University, Office of Agricultural Communications; Texas Agricultural Extension Service. [College Station, Tex.?] : Texas Agricultural Extension Service, [1997]. 1 VHS videocassette (22 min., 25 sec.).

  *Keywords:* Catfishes, Southern states, fish culture, economics, ponds, construction, U.S.

  *Note:* Provides an overall view of the catfish industry in the southern United States. Covers areas of production cost, pond and water management, pond site selection and construction, hatchery information, and transport of catfish.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2623.

**Cats: Caressing the Tiger**. Washington, D.C. :National Geographic Society; 1991; 1/2" VHS, 60 min. "No. 51478".

  *Keywords:* Cats, behavior, domestic vs wild.

  *Note:* A comparison of domestic cats to wild cats is used to explain the behavior of domestic cats.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1163.

**Cattle Handling and Transportation**. Madison, WI: Livestock Conservation Institute                    ; 1988; 1/2" VHS, 16 min.

  *Keywords:* Intensive livestock farming, behavior, loading equipment, cattle.

  *Note:* This training video explains the basics of cattle behavior as it relates to moving and transporting livestock efficiently and humanely.  Vision, reaction to noise, flight zone, natural circling, and following behavior are discussed.  Other topics include overcrowding in pens, use of squeeze chutes, loading and unloading trucks, truck- driving techniques, and temperature stress during transportation.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 422.

**Cattle Handling**. Alberta Agriculture; Alberta Agriculture, Food, and Rural Development.

Edmonton, Alta.: Alberta Agriculture, Food and Rural Development, c1993. 1 VHS videocassette (19 min.).

  *Keywords:* Cattle,  psychology, behavior, handling.

  *Note:* Discusses cow psychology and cattle handling from the animal's point of view.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2607.

**Cell Wars:The Life Revolution**. Films for the Humanities (Firm).  Films for the Humanities (Firm); Primedia Productions; Canoptic Productions; TVOntario; Telefilm Canada. Princeton, NJ: Films for the Humanities & Sciences, Inc., c1990. 1 VHS videocassette (26 min).

  *Keywords:* Humans, immune system, computer model, animal alternative.

  *Note:* Computer animation demonstrates how the body's immune system works. Originally copyrighted in 1988. "FFH 2439."

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.1953.

**Changing Relationship Between Humans and Animals**. Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota; 1986; 1/2" VHS, 45 min.

  *Keywords:* Pets, intensive livestock farming, biological diversity, technology, future, ethics.

  *Note:* Moderator Dr. David Garloff and panelists Drs. Joe Quigley and John Brantner, all of the University of Minnesota, consider changes in the human-animal relationship resulting from modern technology.  The panelists address the following questions: What would a world without animals be like?  Do we need animals anymore? Why do we have animals if we do not need them?  One panelist concludes that as the world becomes more dependent on technology, animals will become less important.  Agricultural animals and pets are emphasized in the discussion.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 321.

**Channel Catfish Spawning & Hatchery Management**. Texas A & M University. Dept. of Agricultural Communications; Texas Agricultural Extension Service. [College Station, Tex.?] : The Service, 1993. 1 VHS videocassette (16 min., 45 sec.).

  *Keywords:* Channel catfish, spawning, production fish management.

  *Note:* Explains the procedures used for fingerling culture--from the care of brood stock until the fingerlings are ready for stocking into grow out ponds.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.1857.

**Chicken for Dinner? (also called Sentenced for Life)**. Potomac, MD: United Poultry Concerns, Inc.; 1990; 1/2" VHS, 15 min.

  *Keywords:* Battery systems, broilers, intensive housing, welfare.

  *Note:* Produced by Chickens' Lib, this production documents the conditions of poultry in the broiler industry.  Issues such as overcrowding, cannibalism, and conformation are addressed.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No.1288.

**Chickens Under Contract: A Bad Deal for Chickens and Farmers.**  Humane Society of the United States.  Washington, DC:  Humane Society of the U.S., c1997. 1 VHS videocassette (ca. 7 min.).

  *Keywords:*  Chickens, chicken industry, animal welfare.

  *Note:* Shows the abuse of chickens in the vertically integrated chicken industry.

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette No. 2906 

**Chronic Wasting Disease of Deer and Elk.** Wyoming. Game and Fish Dept.  University of Wyoming.  Colorado. Division of Wildlife.  Colorado. Dept. of Public Health and Environment.  Cheyenne, Wyo.: Wyoming Game and Fish Dept., c1998. 1 VHS videocassette (13 min.).

  *Keywords:* Deer, elk, wildlife diseases, chronic wildlife diseases, transmissible spongiform encephalopathy, tissue sampling for diagnosis, Wyoming.

  *Note:* Describes and demonstrates the appearance of animals with chronic wasting disease and explains how to collect appropriate samples for diagnosis of the disease.

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette No. 2922 

**Cleveland City Club Forum Debate: Animals in Medical Research**. Cleveland, OH: Cuyahaga Community College; 1989; 1/2" VHS, 60 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal rights, debate, medical research, PETA.

  *Note:* Robert J. White, M.D., Ph.D., and Ingrid Newkirk of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) debate issues of the use of animals in medical research.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 907.

**Commensal Rodents: Biology & Behavior**. National Pest Control Association (NCPA) rodent control series; 1. Dunn Loring, VA: NCPA; c1990; 1/2" VHS, 15 min. Includes 1 manual (17 leaves).

  *Keywords:* Rats, (Rattus norvegicus), mice, behavior, physiology, controls, training.

  *Note:* This National Pest Control Association Rodent Control Training Program (one of six videos) examines the biology and behavior of three commensal rodents, the Norway rat (sewer rat), the roof rat (wharf rat) and the house mouse. The purpose of this video training program is to increase the pest control service technician's knowledge of the habits of these pests, thereby enabling them to design effective control programs. The accompanying manual includes practical training tips, program presentation recommendations, a pretest and a post test (with answers), suggested reference materials, and a commensal rodent pictorial identification key.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1039.

**Common Ground: Farming and Wildlife**. Alexandria, VA: National Audubon Society, Turner Broadcasting System, and WETA; 1987; 1/2" VHS, 57 min.

  *Keywords:* Organic farming, ecology, habitat, sustainable agriculture, pesticides, herbicides, crop rotation.

  *Note:* In recent years farmers have realized what escalating use of pesticides and herbicides are doing to the land, wildlife, and human health.  This video illustrates how farmers are joining with conservationists, as well as land and soil managers, to save soil, water, wildlife, and the farm.  The program highlights methods of raising crops that can benefit farming and work with nature's abundance for generations to come.  A teacher's guide accompanies the tape.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1147.

**Composting for Pork Producers**. National Pork Producers Council (U.S.). National Pork Board (U.S.). Des Moines, IA: The Council, [1998?], c1997. 1 VHS videocassette (ca. 14 min.).

  *Keywords:* Composting process, handling of swine carcasses, manure handling, recycling animal waste.

  *Note:* Shows how composting can transform swine mortality and manure into a state where storage, handling, and land application can be achieved without adversely effecting the environment. Other title is Principles of mortality composting for pork producers.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2742.

**Composting Poultry Mortality**.  College Park, MD: University of Maryland System, Cooperative Extension Service; c1992; 1/2" VHS, 17 min.

  *Keywords:* Poultry, dead animals, disposal, composting, organic fertilizer.

  *Note:* Demonstrates the applications of composting as a practical, economical, and environmentally safe alternative method of disposing of dead birds resulting from normal poultry farm mortality.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1942.

**Conformation**. Lexington, KY: Blood-Horse Productions; c1985; 1/2" VHS, ca. 40 min.

  *Keywords:* Horses, conformation, training, defects.

  *Note:* Illustrates good horse conformation and examples of conformation defects, some of which may be acceptable to trainers and some not acceptable.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1894.

**Connections: Animals, People and Biotechnology**. St. Louis, MO: Monsanto Company; 1990; 1/2" VHS, 19 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal welfare, genetic engineering, feed utilization efficiency, animal experimentation.

  *Note:* This video introduces the audience to the use of animals and new biotechnological techniques to assist both man and animal.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 721.

**Control of the Horse : "The Art of Restraint" in Horsemanship**.  Robert Miller. Lakeville, In : Video Horse World Productions, [199-?]. 1 VHS videocassette (60 min.).

  *Keywords:* Horses, training, behavior, restraint, methods****

  *Note:* Demonstrates the use of the twitch and hobbles, and describes many alternative methods of restraining horses.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no. 2643.

**Control of Ventilation: Effects of Chemo and Mechano Receptors**. Davis, CA: University of California; 1988; 1/2" VHS, 40 min.

  *Keywords:* Dog, anesthesia, veterinary medicine, surgery.

  *Note:* This program demonstrates the effects of chemical and mechanical receptors on ventilation in mammals.  It examines the physiological responses of a dog after  administration of various gases.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 409.

**Controlling Grass Tetany**. Mundelein, IL : IMC Fertilizer, Inc., with USDA. Agricultural Research Service. North Atlantic Area;  199-?; 1/2" VHS, 12 min.

  *Keywords:* Cattle, grass tetany, causes, control, magnesium sulfate.

  *Note:* Discusses various factors that can cause grass tetany in cattle and the different ways that it can be controlled such as by adding magnesium sulfate to drinking water or adding magnesium to silage.

  *NAL Call No.:* NAL Videocassette No.1734.

**Cow Handling**. Davis, CA: University of California; 1980; U-Matic 3/4", 19 min. (Vol. 1), 40 min. (Vol. 2).

  *Keywords:* Cows, restraint, handling, veterinary medicine, biomedical techniques.

  *Note:* Volume 1 demonstrates techniques for manually restraining the cow.  The tape illustrates the use of the halter, nose ring, nose lead, and hobbles, and demonstrates techniques for manipulating the tail and preventing kicks.  Volume 2 demonstrates the following biomedical procedures: blood collection, vein location, bone marrow biopsy, injections, drenching, minor teat surgery, treatment of displaced abomasum and carcinoma of the eye, and use of the stomach tube, dose syringe, balling gun, and speculum.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 227.

**Cryptosporidium and Cryptosporidiosis: The Parasite and the Disease**. Ron Fayer, United States. Dept. of Agriculture. Video, Teleconference & Radio Center. [Washington, D.C.?]: The Center, [1995?]. 1 VHS videocassette (25 min., 14 sec.).

  *Keywords:* Cryptosporidium, life cycle, clinical signs, zoonotic disease.

  *Note:* Dr. Ron Fayer presents the life cycle of Cryptosporidium. He also discusses the geographic distribution, groups at risk from cryptosporidiosis, the infective dose, and clinical signs of the disease itself.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2173.
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**Dairy Calf Management University of Idaho**. Dept. of Agricultural Information. Moscow, Idaho: Ag Communications Center, University of Idaho, c1980. 1 VHS videocassette (10 min., 45 sec.).

  *Keywords:* Calves, dairy cattle, management.

  *Note:* Shows various aspects of productions managment practices.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2598.

**Dance of Death**. Boston: World Society for the Protection of Animals; 1991; 1/2" VHS, 8 min.

  *Keywords:* Bulls, bullfights, animal welfare, pain.

  *Note:* Shows the pain and suffering inflicted on a bull during a bullfight.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1709.

**Dehorning Cattle**. San Luis Obispo, CA: Da-Nel Productions; Vocational Education Productions; 1985; 1/2" VHS, 25 min.

  *Keywords:* Dehorning, cattle, techniques, horns, physiology, purpose, animal welfare.

  *Note:* Discusses why and when cattle are dehorned.  Provides information on horn growth and its physiology.  Gives techniques used and at what age.  Demonstrates several methods of dehorning.  Discusses restraint and veterinary care needs.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 844.

**Development and Reproduction of Mice in a Laboratory Setting**. Seattle, WA: University of Washington; 1983; 39 slides, audiocassette, 15 min.

  *Keywords:* Mice, laboratory animals, reproduction, husbandry.

  *Note:* An interactive program in which the viewer is provided with facts about normal mouse development and reproduction, and is asked to apply these facts to animal care situations.  Supervised practice with live animals at the time of presentation is recommended to reinforce the learning experience and to encourage skill-building and confidence.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 232.

**Diseases of Laboratory Animals as Complications of Biomedical Research**. Pullman, WA: Washington State University; 1975; 39 slides, audiocassette, 21 min.

  *Keywords:* Disease control, pathogenesis, public health, enzootic simian viruses, Pseudomonas aeruginosa.

  *Note:* Presented is basic information concerning laboratory animal medicine and diseases intended for veterinary and other biomedical science students.  The program examines causative agents and disease control.  A script accompanies the slide set.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 225.

**Diseases of Warmwater Fish**. Robert M. Durborow and Clint Goins, Frankfort, KY:  Kentucky State University. Cooperative Extension Program and Community Research Service. c1994. 1 VHS videocassette (ca. 30 min.).

  *Keywords:* Fish, pathogenic organisms, disease descriptions.

  *Note:* Designed to aid fish culturists and students of fish health management in identifying warmwater fish pathogens.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2379.

**Dissection & Anatomy of the Crayfish**. Linda Mruz. Omaha, Neb.: Nebraska Scientific, c1988. 1 VHS videocassette (14 min., 30sec.) and 1 student question sheet.

  *Keywords:*Crayfish anatomy, dissection demonstration.

  *Note:* Provides a close-up view of the anatomy of the crayfish as it is being dissected.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.1124.

**Dissection & Anatomy of the Clam**.  Linda Mruz. Omaha, Neb.: Nebraska Scientific, c1988. 1 VHS videocassette (7 min., 41 sec.) and 1 student question sheet.

  *Keywords:* Clam anatomy, dissection demonstration.

  *Note:* Provides a close-up of the anatomical parts of a clam as it is being dissected.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.1123.

**Dissection and Anatomy of the Shark**. Omaha, NE: Nebraska Scientific; 1988; 1/2" VHS, 26 min.

  *Keywords:* Shark, dissection, anatomy.

  *Note:* Gives a brief history and information on sharks.  Uses a dogfish shark to demonstrate dissection of the internal and external anatomy.  A worksheet accompanies the video.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 794.

**Dissection and Anatomy of the Eye**. Omaha, NE: Nebraska Scientific; 1989; 1/2" VHS, 16 min.

  *Keywords:* Eye, dissection, anatomy.

  *Note:* Discusses the dissection and anatomy of the eye.  Utilizes a bovine eye and plastic model.  A worksheet accompanies the video.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 848.

**Dissection and Anatomy of the Heart**. Omaha, NE: Nebraska Scientific; 1989; 1/2" VHS, 15 min.

  *Keywords:* Heart, dissection, anatomy, mammal.

  *Note:* Covers characteristics of the mammalian heart.  Plastic model (human) and fetal pig used to demonstrate dissection.  Anatomy, physiology, and function discussed.  A worksheet accompanies the video.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 833.

**Dissection and Anatomy of the Fetal Pig**. Omaha, NE: Nebraska Scientific; 1988; 1/2" VHS, 26 min.

  *Keywords:* Swine, embryo, training, alternative, veterinary.

  *Note:* This film provides a view of the anatomy of the fetal pig as dissection takes place.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 795.

**Dissection and Anatomy of the Brain**. Omaha, NE: Nebraska Scientific; 1989; 1/2" VHS, 23 min.

  *Keywords:* Brain, dissection, anatomy, sheep.

  *Note:* This video uses a sheep brain to show mammalian brain characteristics.  Discusses brain development and function while demonstrating the dissection. A worksheet accompanies the video.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 834.

**Dissection and Anatomy of the Rat**. Omaha, NE: Nebraska Scientific; 1988; 1/2" VHS, 31 min.

  *Keywords:* Veterinary, training, alternative.

  *Note:* Taking you through step-by-step, this training video provides you with the complete dissection and anatomy of the rat.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 793.

**Dissection and Anatomy of the Cat**. Omaha, NE: Nebraska Scientific; 1988; 1/2" VHS, 46 min.

  *Keywords:* Cat, dissection, anatomy.

  *Note:* This video covers external and internal anatomy of the cat.  Mammalian characterists are discussed.  A worksheet accompanies the video.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 869.

**Do Animals Reason?**. Washington, DC: National Geographic Society; 1975; 16 mm, 14 min.

  *Keywords:* Triggerfish, starlings, dolphins, chimpanzees, animal behavior, intelligence.

  *Note:* Demonstrating classic and contemporary animal behavior experiments using fish, birds, and mammals, this film introduces students to the learning abilities of animals. A teacher's guide accompanies the film.

  *NAL Call No.:* Motion Picture No. 188.

**Do Animals Think and Feel?**. Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota; 1986; 1/2" VHS, 45 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal behavior, intelligence, language, cognitive neuropsychology, splitbrain operations.

  *Note:* University of Minnesota faculty members Gail Peterson (psychologist) and Joe Quigley (veterinarian) discuss animal behavior, consciousness, learning, intelligence, and emotions.  Comparisons and contrasts are made between the mental and emotional processes of animals and humans.  The panelists respond to audience questions.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 319.

**Dog Lab: An Unnecessary Exercise**. Washington, DC: People For the Ethical Treatment of Animals; 1987; 1/2" VHS, 16 min.

  *Keywords:* Surgery, education, biomedical techniques, dogs.

  *Note:* Taped segments obtained in 1987 from an East Carolina University surgical training class highlight questionable surgical techniques performed on a dog. The narrator asserts that the instructor was callous, unprofessional, and inept.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 555.

**Dogsteps: A Study of Canine Structure and Movement**. River Farm, NY:  Racheal Page Elliot; 1988; 1/2" VHS, 67 min.

  *Keywords:* Anatomy, structure, conformation, physiology, gait.

  *Note:* Illustrates some of the features that lend quality to a dog's overall conformation and to its performance.  This video also examines some of the physical virtues and faults that can help or hinder groundcovering ability and serviceability.  Also addressed are traits that help particular dog species meet particular requirements.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1353.

**Don't Kill the Animals**. Washington, DC: People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, Inc.; 1988; 1/2" VHS, 7 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal experimentation, ethic, morals, animal liberation, animal rights.

  *Note:* This video consists of "break-in" footage set to music.  Vegetarianism is promoted, while research, farming, fur production, and hunting are criticized.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 846
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**Early Age Neutering of Puppies and Kittens**. Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals; American Humane Education Society. Boston: MSPCA : AHES, c1995. 1 VHS videocassette (ca. 30 min.).

  *Keywords:* Kittens, puppies, surgical procedure.

  *Note:* Shows safe and efficient methods of spaying and neutering puppies and kittens.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2381.

**Early Learning: The Complete Training of the Newborn Foal During its Imprinting and Critical Learning Periods**. Robert M. Miller. Virginia City, Nev.: Video Velocity, c1995. 1 VHS videocassette (120 min.).

  *Keywords:* Foals, training, imprinting, psychology, behavior.

  *Note:* Demonstrates techniques for training newborn foals to accept grooming, hoof trimming, clipping, veterinary examinations, trailer loading and unexpected objects.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2593.

**Early Spay/Neuter**. Stuart, Fla.: Animal Rescue League of Martin County.  [1994?]. 1 VHS videocassette (ca. 11 min.).

  *Keywords:* Puppies, surgical procedures, animal rescue society.

  *Note:* Discusses the Animal Rescue League of Martin County's early spay/neuter program. Two surgical procedures, ovarian hysterectomy and castration, are demonstrated on dogs.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2092.

**Educating your Foal**. Educational Horse Videos.  Linda Tellington-Jones Series. Linda Tellington-Jones. La Jolla, CA: Lawlor Productions, c1987. 1 VHS videocassette (54 min.).

  *Keywords:* Foals, pre-training conditioning.

  *Note:* T.E.A.M. (Tellington-Jones Equine Awareness Method) solutions are discussed for preparing a foal for future training by awakening its thinking, focus and hoof-eye coordination.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2140.

**Elephant Care and Handling**. San Diego, CA: San Diego Zoological Society and Davis, CA: University of California at Davis; 1981; 75 slides, audiocassette, 20 min.

  *Keywords:* Asian elephants, African elephants, zoo animals, chaining, bull hooks, chemical immobilization, toenail trimming.

  *Note:* This training film for zoo caretakers details topics related to the care and handling of captive Asian and African elephants.  The following subjects are discussed and illustrated: taxonomy, anatomy, cleaning, feeding, and restraint.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 191.

**Elephant**. Washington, DC: National Geographic Society; 1989; 1/2" VHS, 60 min.

  *Keywords:* Behavior, communication, endangered, poaching.

  *Note:* From Sri Lanka to Kenya, this production takes an in-depth look at the elephant and its precarious future, as well as the behavior of elephants in the wild.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1154.

**Elephants in Need: Action Alert**. Humane Society of the United States. Washington, DC: The Society, c1998. 1 VHS videocassette (6 min.).

  *Keywords:* Elephants, handling, wildlife trade, welfare concerns.

  *Note:* Focuses on a case showing the cruelty to wild baby elephants as they are being held and waiting to be sold for profit.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2744.

**Emergency Care**. Lexington, KY: Blood-Horse Productions; c1984; 1/2" VHS, ca. 32 min.

  *Keywords:* Horses, diseases, injuries, veterinary care, diagnosis, physical examination.

  *Note:* A veterinarian demonstrates a routine physical examination which could be performed by a farm manager when faced with a sick or injured horse.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1898.

**Emu Farming: A Guide to Hatching and Raising Emu**. Author and publisher unkonwn [S.l. : s.n., 1993?] 1 videocassette (ca. 30 min.).

  *Keywords:* Emus, husbandry, egg handling for hatching.

  *Note:* A guide to hatching, raising, handling, tattooing and sexing the Emu.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2668.

**Environmental Assurance Program:  America's Pork Producers--Dedicated to Conserving the Environment**. National Pork Producers Council (U.S.); National Pork Board (U.S.). Des Moines, Iowa : The Council, [1995]. 1 VHS videocassette (ca. 10 min.).

  *Keywords:* Pork industry, trade, environmental aspects, agricultural conservation.

  *Note:* Shows ways for pork producers to create and implement environmentally sound practices in their operation's total management program.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2365

**Environmental Enrichment: Advancing Animal Care**. Potters Bar, Herts, England: Universities Federation for Animal Welfare; 1990; 1/2" VHS, 37 min.

  *Keywords:* Housing, environmental engineering, zoo animals, animal welfare, design.

  *Note:* Primarily aimed at individuals responsible for the care of animals in captivity, the video explores the physical and behavioral needs of zoo animals and gives practical suggestions for improving their lives.  A straightforward guide to carrying out an enrichment program is provided.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1327.

**Equine Euthanasia: Peaceful Death in the Hospital or in the Home Pasture**.  Judy Marteniuk and Sally O. Walshaw.  [East Lansing] : Michigan State University, Instructional Media Center [distributor], c1997. 1 VHS videocassette (13 min.).  1 guide (iv, 14 leaves ; 22 cm.)  ("Developed by Judy Marteniuk and Sally Walshaw, MSU College of Veterinary Medicine"--Container label.)

  *Keywords:* Humane methods, euthanasia.

  *Note:* Focuses on the euthanasia of three horses to which the tape is dedicated: Daalda, B.T., and Echo. Considers both the medical/clinical and the personal aspects of euthanasia.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2692.

**European Pork Production:  Animal Welfare Concerns**.  Ames, Iowa: Iowa State University, University Extension, c1993. 1 VHS videocassette.

  *Keywords:* Swine, pork industry and trade, Europe, animal welfare.

  *Note:* "Sponsored by the Iowa Pork Producers, Pfizer Animal Health and Schering-Plough Animal Health" Consists of 4 parts. Why the concern? (30 min.); Pigs outside, pigs inside (30 min.);  Fiber-based pigs (30 min.);  Producers and consumers (30 min.).

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2693.

**Every Link in the Chain**. U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Video, Teleconference & Radio Center; U. S. Dept. Of Agriculture, Agricultural Marketing Service, Transportation and Marketing Division. [Washington, D.C.?] : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Agricultural Marketing Service, Transportation and Marketing Division, 1997. 1 VHS videocassette (19 min., 42 sec.).

  *Keywords:* Dairy cattle, US. livestocck marketing, transportation, handling, export sales, contracts.

  *Note:* Each successful, humane livestock exporting experience is a team effort, and each link in the exporting chain--breeder, veterinarian, trucker, freight forwarder, and animal handler is essential. This video follows a shipment of dairy cattle from a farm in Maine to the port of embarkation at JKF International Airport.

  **NAL Call No:**Videocassette no.2606.

**Exodus at Yellowstone: The Second Catastrophe**. Sacramento, CA: Animal Protection Institute of America; 1989; 1/2" VHS, 30 min.

  *Keywords:* Hunting, bison, ecology, wildlife.

  *Note:* In the winter of 1989, following a severe drought and fire that destroyed food supplies within the park, large numbers of bison were shot after straying beyond Yellowstone National Park boundaries.  Various animal protection advocates voice their protests over bison hunting, which is sanctioned by the Montana State Department of Wildlife.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 547.

**External Parasites of Dogs and Cats**. [United States]: Ciba Animal Health Divisio                    n; 1993; 1/2/" VHS. Includes a manual.

  *Keywords:* Dogs, fleas, ticks, external parasites.

  *Note:* This set of 2 video cassettes pertains to external parasites such as fleas and ticks. Part 1 addresses diagnosis and control of  external parasites on dogs and cats. Part 2 describes ways to control these pests.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 2037.

**External Physical Exam of the Dog**. Davis, CA: University of California, Davis; 1981; U-Matic 3/4", 12 min.

  *Keywords:* Dogs, palpation, pupillary response, occlusion, veterinary medicine.

  *Note:* A veterinarian describes and demonstrates techniques necessary for conducting a general physical examination of a dog.  Examination of the ears, eyes, nose, mouth, muscle and bone structure, feet, rectum, gonads, and internal organs is demonstrated.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 225.
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**Facing the Animal Rights Challenge**. Animal Health Institute: Alexandria, VA; 1985; 49 slides, audiocassette, 7 min.

  *Keywords:* Farm animals, animal welfare, legislation.

  *Note:* Directed at livestock producers, this slide presentation answers these questions: Who are animal rights groups?  What are their origins?  What do they want to accomplish? What can producers do?  The audience is given tips on how to best deal with animal rights demonstrators and how to influence legislation affecting livestock production.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 289.

**Fancy Footwork**. Horseowner's Guide to Sound Shoeing Practices. Publisher Equalign; c1992; 1/2" VHS, 60 min.

  *Keywords:* Horseshoeing.

  *Note:* Meredith Clarke explains the intricate relationship between the structure and function of the foot, and correct shoeing procedures.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1903.

**Farm Animal Behavior Research**. Beltsville, MD: National Program Staff, Agricultural Research Service, USDA; June 8, 1990; 1/2" VHS, 100 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal behavior, swine behavior, animal welfare, behavioral research.

  *Note:* A videotaping of a seminar given by Dr. Stanley Curtis.  Discusses current research in farm animal behavior, with emphasis on swine behavioral research.  Addresses issues such as farm animal welfare, psychological well-being, and animal awareness.

  **NAL Call No.** Videocassette No. 906.

**Farm Animal Welfare**. London? Ministry of Agriculture Fisheries and Food, 199-? 1/2" VHS, 17 min., 11 sec.

  *Keywords:* Animal welfare, Great Britain.

  *Note:* Discusses various issues of animal welfare for farm animals in Great Britain.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 2044.

**Farm Animals with Care**. England: Datascope Communications (produced for Glaxo Group Research in association with the Institute of Animal Technology); 1991; 1/2" VHS, 2 videocassettes, 65 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal welfare, animal health, livestock, housing.

  *Note:* A two volume series that illustrates regimes for housing and care of sheep, goats, pigs, cattle, and poultry, and provides breeding information and demonstrations of routine health care procedures and blood sampl                    ing techniques.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1359.

**Farm Country Ahead. Little Hardhats.**  Rusty DeWees, Fred Levine Productions.  Montpelier, VT:  Fred Levine Productions, c2000. 1 VHS videocassette (46 min.). 

  *Keywords:* Farm equipment, farm life, agriculture, food supply, United States.

  *Note:* Follow Rusty as he demonstrates and explains giant tractors, combines, seeders, harvesters and other huge machines that grow and harvest some of kids' favorite foods.     

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette No. 3102 

**Farm Waste Management Makes $ense.**  Cornell Waste Management Institute.  [Ithaca, N.Y.]:  The Institute, c1996. 1 VHS videocassette (9 min.).

  *Keywords:* Refuse and refuse disposal management, economic aspects, animal waste management.

  *Note:* Discusses the financial implications of solid waste issues on farms.

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette no. 2951       

**Farming a New Fish: Hybrid Striped Bass**. North Carolina State University. Agricultural Communications Video Productions. North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service. University of North Carolina Sea Grant Program. Raleigh, N.C.: Agricultural Communications Video Productions, NCSU, c1995. 1VHS videocassette (22 min., 30 sec.).

  *Keywords:* Aquaculture, striped bass, building ponds, marketing.

  *Note:* Describes how to build fish ponds and the harvesting and marketing of hybrid striped bass.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2648.

**Farming for a Better Environment.**  BASF Corporation.  [Parsippany, NJ?]:  BASF Corporation, c1990. 1 VHS videocassette (9 min., 38 sec.).

  *Keywords:*  Agricultural pollution, agriculture environmental aspects, soil conservation.

  *Note:* Describes methods farmers can use to prevent groundwater and surface water
 contamination and soil erosion; promotes no-till farming; describes correct use of herbicides.  "01/01/91", "BP 6 006" on the cassette label.

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette No. 3009       

**Feeding Broodmares -  Horse Nutrition and Feeding Video Series, 1**.  Pete George Gibbs,Texas Agricultural Extension Service, Creative Educational Video, Inc. [College Station, Tex.] : The Service; Lubbock, TX : Distributed by CEV Multimedia, [1996?]. 1VHS  videocassette (25 min.). Includes 1 support publication.

  *Keywords:* Horses feeding, feeds, mares.

  *Note:* Texas Agricultural Extension Service horse specialist Pete Gibbs discusses nutritional well-being as an important part of a broodmare operation. Focuses on the broodmare from pregnancy through foaling and until weaning occurs. Uses the body condition scoring system to show how to tell if broodmares are in optimum condition as breeding season approaches. Covers roughage selection and use of various feedstuff in meeting nutritional requirments.  "Funding for scripting provided by the Animal Nutrition Division of Cargill, Incorporated, Minneapolis, Minnesota." Support publication: Nutritional management of pregnant and lactating mares / Pete G. Gibbs and Karen E. Davison. "Tape #T15AM37001."

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2728.

**Feeding Management of Horses**. Horse Nutrition and Feeding Video Series, 4. Don Douglas Householder, Texas Agricultural Extension Service, Creative Educational Video, Inc. [College Station, Tex.]: The Service; Lubbock, Tex.: Distributed by Creative Educational Video, [1997?]. 1 VHS videocassette (55 min.). Includes 2 support publications.

  *Keywords:* Horses, basic feeding, condition scoring, eating behaviors, feed storage.

  *Note:* Texas Agricultural Extension Service horse specialist Dr. Doug Householder hosts a program that tries to provide an understanding of horse nutrition, the composition of feeds, and horse behavior. Covers classes of horses and basic feeding programs, determining body weights and condition scoring, storing hays and concentrates, feeding hays, feeding concentrates, and managing eating behaviors. Funding for scripting provided by the Animal Nutrition division of Cargill, Incorporated, Minneapolis, Minnesota." Support publications: The digestive system of the horse / D. Douglas Householder, Gary D. Potter, and Pete G. Gibbs (4 p.); Feeding management points for Texas horse owners by D. Douglas Householder... [et al.] (7 p.)."Tape #T15AM37005."

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette-no.2731

**Feeding Performance Horses**. Horse nutrition and feeding video series 5.  Don Douglas Householder, Texas Agricultural Extension Service, Creative Educational Video, Inc. 

[College Station, Tex.]: The Service; Lubbock, Tex.: Distributed by Creative Educational Video, [1997?] 1 VHS videocassette (35 min.). Includes 3 support publications.

  *Keywords:* Horses, feeding and feeds, horses nutrition. Horse shows, performance classes.

  *Note:* Texas Agricultural Extension Service horse specialist Dr. Doug Householder reviews some biological concepts, discusses some horse nutrition studies, and ties them together into some practical recommendations to incorporate into a feeding program for performance horses. Covers how much total feed to feed a horse, how to know if nutritional needs are being met, and what feeding management practices need to be employed.  "Funding for scripting provided by the Animal Nutrition Division of Cargill, Incorporated, Minneapolis, Minnesota." Support publications: "Feeding the performance horse" / G.D. Potter and P.G. Gibbs.; Texas Performance Horse Excellence Program: basic nutrition and feeding of performance horses-- teacher supplement; horseowner self-study booklet. "Tape #T16AM37004."

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassete no. 2732.

**Feeding Young Horses for Sound Growth and Development**. Horse Nutrition and Feeding Video Series 2. Pete G. Gibbs, Texas Agricultural Extension Service, Video Horse World Productions. [Lakeville, Ind.]: Distributed by Video Horse World Productions, [1996?]. 1 VHS videocassette (35 min.).  Includes 1 support publication.

  *Keywords:* Young horses, growth, feeding, diets.

  *Note:* Texas Agricultural Extension Service horse specialist Pete Gibbs discusses young horses from birth to two years of age, addressing growth potential and developmental problems in young horses being fed for either moderate or rapid growth. Covers creep feeding practices, ration design and use, and special considerations.  Script based on a publication written by Pete Gibbs, Gary D. Potter. "Funding for scripting provided by the Animal Nutrition Division of cargill, Incorporated, Minneapolis, Minnesota." "Video production and support provided by the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo." Support publication: "Feeding young horses for sound development" / Pete G. Gibbs and Gary D. Potter.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2729.

**Feeds for Horses**. Horse Nutrition and Feeding Video Series 3. Don Douglas Householder, Texas Agricultural Extension Service, Creative Educational Video, Inc. [College Station, Tex.]: The Service; Lubbock, Tex.: Distributed by Creative Educational Video, [1996?]. 1 VHS videocassette (50 min.). Includes 1support publication.

  *Keywords:* Horses, feed mixtures, nutrition.

  *Note:* Tells how to put together the most nutritious, safest, simplest, and most economical feed for horses. Covers: roughages; energy concentrates; protein, vitamin, and mineral supplements; physical characteristics of these feedstuffs; nutrient content of these feedstuffs; and cautions concerning some of the feedstuffs that are sometimes given to horses. Support publication: Selection and use of roughage in horse feeding / Pete G. Gibbs and Karen E. Davison. "Funding for scripting provided by the Animal Nutrition Division of cargill, Incorporated, Minneapolis, Minnesota." "Tape #T16AM37003."

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2730.

**Feedyard**. [New ed.]. Beef Production Video Series. Tape #213. Lubbock, Tex.: Creative Educational Video, c1994. 1VHS videocassette (27 min.).

  *Keywords:* Feedlots, livestock housing, animal nutrition, meat industry, trade.

  *Note:* Visit to the Hill Feedyard in Hart, Tex., where 6 million cattle are fed annually. Discusses housing, handling, feeding and processing cattle.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2576.

**Ferret Keeping**. James McKay. Ipswich, U.K. : Farming Press Videos; New York : Distributed in N. America by Diamond Farm Enterprises, c1995. 1 VHS videocassette (60 min.). ISBN: 0852363095.

  *Keywords:* Pet ferret, care, housing, behavior.

  *Note:* Covers the basics of ferret management and breeding, includes advice on choosing feeding, housing, and handling.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2491.

**Fish Farming: Some Industry Perspectives.**  University of Wisconsin--Extension.  North Central Regional Aquaculture Center (U.S.).  [Madison, Wis.?]: distributed by UW Extension and NCRAC, c2000. 1 VHS videocassette (20 min.). 

  *Keywords:*  Aquaculture industry, fish culture. 

  *Note:* Features interviews with established fish farmers and natural resource agency personnel to obtain their perspective about the fish farming industry.  Partial support provided by North Central Regional Center, USDA, CSREES. 99-38500-7376.

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette No. 3029  

**Fish Tales**. Innovation #724 (Television program). WNET (Television station : New York, N.Y.). Washington, DC : Interface Video Systems, Inc. [distributor], c1989. 1 VHS videocassette (ca. 30 min.).

  *Keywords:* Aquaculture industry, technological innovations.

  *Note:* Discusses technological advances in aquaculture that are being applied commercially. Originally produced as an episode of the television program Innovation.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2495.

**Fleas: Biology and Control**. Dunn Loring, VA: National Pest Control

Association Education Committee and Purdue University of West Lafayette, IN; c1989; 1/2/" VHS, 29 min. Includes a training manual (1983).

  *Keywords:* Fleas, identification, behavior, control, biology, training program.

  *Note:* The biology, identification, and behavior of fleas and the techniques used to control fleas are discussed in this National Pest Control Association (NPCA) audio-visual training program for pest control service technicians. The four steps involved in eliminating a flea infestation are covered: 1) inspection, 2) sanitation, 3) pet treatment, and 4) treatment of the premises. Flea bites and diseases transmitted by fleas are described. This training package includes a video, practical training tips, program presentation recommendations, a pretest and a post test (with answers), and a program script.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1113. 

**Foal Management**. Lexington, KY: Blood-Horse Productions; c1984; 1/2" VHS, ca. 30 min.

  *Keywords:* Visits to several horse breeding farms afford an insight into the importance of early handling, vaccination and feeding programs, illnesses common to the young horse, and proper hoof care.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1892.

**Foaling Fundamentals: A Video Handbook for Healthy Foaling**. Virginia City, NV: VideoVelocity;  c1989; 1/2" VHS, 52 min. Includes a guide book.

  *Keywords:* Foals, birth, postnatal care, mares, reproduction.

  *Note:* Covers care of pregnant mare, foaling equipment and facilities, and all aspects of postnatal care.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 2011.

**Foaling Your Mare**. Cuba, NY: Hemlock Brook Farm; c1988. 1/2" VHS, 50 min.

  *Keywords:* Mares, foals, reproductive cycle, birth process, normal and abnormal delivery.

  *Note:* The video illustrates the reproductive cycle in the mare from conception to foaling to weaning. See the birth of several foals, including hard deliveries, and learn what to look for in case of trouble and how to help your mare deliver a healthy live foal.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1939.

**Foaling**. Lexington, KY: Blood-Horse Productions; c1984, 1/2" VHS, ca. 28 min.

  *Keywords:* Horses, mares, birth management, foaling.

  *Note:* Discusses the preparations for producing a healthy foal and the proper procedures for handling the birth.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1893

**Food Safety and Animal Drugs:  Testing, Testing, Testing**.  Alexandria, VA:  Animal Health Institute; c1992; 1/2" VHS, 11 min., 42 sec; Includes 1 brochure.

  *Keywords:* Veterinary drugs, United States, veterinary drug residues, food animal products, testing, drug approval process.

  *Note:* Shows the procedures for testing and approving new animal drugs to ensure they will not negatively effect the safety of animal food products.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1530.

**Footcare in Cattle: Hoof Structure and Trimming**. R. W. (Roger William) Blowey. Ipswich, U.K.: Farming Press Videos; Alexandria Bay, N.Y. : Distributed in N. America by Diamond Farm Enterprises, c1992. 1 VHS videocassette (55 min.). ISBN: 0852362471.

  *Keywords:* Dairy cattle, foot care, hoof anatomy.

  *Note:* An explanation of the internal & external structure of the hoof of cattle and the importance of proper foot care for their health and well-being. Lamness caused by improper hoof care.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2493.

**Foundation for Biomedical Research PSA: Use of Animals in Medical Research**.  Foundation for Biomedical Research (Washington, D.C.). C.Everett Koop.Washington, D.C.: Foundation for Biomedical Research, c1990. 1 VHS videocassette (1 min.).

  *Keywords:* Reseach animal issues. Public service announcement.

  *Note:* Former U.S. Surgeon General speaks in behalf of animal use in medical research.  Two public service announcements-- 1. "RIIPPP" (30 sec.) -- 2. When I was born (30 sec.).

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2114.

**4-H and Youth Sheep Performance Classic, 1993.**  Iowa State University. University Extension.  Ames, Iowa:  Iowa State University, University Extension, [1994] 1 VHS videocassette (18 min.).

  *Keywords:* Lambs, lamb meat, animal selection criteria, meat quality.

  *Note:* Shows 4-H'ers how to make better decisions to produce higher quality lambs by learning the importance of lean meat to the livestock industry and consumers and how to select lean lambs.  "April 1994"--Container.

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette No. 2700        

**Fundamentals of Blood Gas Analysis: Collection, Measurement and Interpretation**. Davis, CA: University of California at Davis; 1987; 1/2" VHS, 33 min.

  *Keywords:* Veterinary hematology, pulmonary function tests, anesthesia, blood gas analyzer.

  *Note:* This program examines three components of blood gas analysis: sample collection, measurement of samples, and interpretation of results.  It explains how blood gas analysis can be used to gain information about gas exchange, acid/base balance, and ventilatory status during anesthesia.  The film also examines the function and applications of an automatic blood gas analyzer.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 408.
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**Gait**...Observing Dogs in Motion. New York, NY: The American Kennel Club; 1986; 1/2" VHS, 37 min.

  *Keywords:* Walking, movement, structure, conformation.

  *Note:* This AKC production analyzes the way in which dogs move, so as to better understand this key element in breeding for the ideal dog of specific species.  All dogs don't move alike but their movement is linked to the job for which the species was bred.  This was designed as a learning tool for dog trial and show judges.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1352.

**Genetic Engineering: Dreams & Nightmares.** D.J. Cove, Films for the Humanities (Firm).  Leeds University Television. Media Services.  Princeton, N.J.: Films for the Humanities & Sciences, c2001. 3 VHS videocassettes (51 min.).

  *Keywords:* Genetic engineering, genetic engineering risk assessment, DNA replication.

  *Note:* Addresses the mechanics of DNA replication and the subject of genetic engineering. Societal issues and concerns regarding this technology.   "11732"--Container, part 2. "11733"--Container, part 3.

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette No. 3073           

**Gnotobiotic Pig Production**. West Lafayette, IN: Purdue Research Foundation; 1985; 1/2" VHS, 22 min.

  *Keywords:* Germ-free, pigs, disinfection, isolation bubbles, laboratory animal facilities, Cesarean section.

  *Note:* Gnotobiotic pigs are important as research models and disease-free seed stock for commercial producers.  This video details the equipment and methods of surgery, transfer, and rearing required for the production of piglets in a germ-free environment.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 474.

**Gnotobiotics in Production of Experimental Animals**. Seattle, WA: University of Washington; 1975; 47 slides, audiocassette, 22 min.

  *Keywords:* Laboratory animals, germ-free animals, instruction.

  *Note:* The development, maintenance, and use of the isolator for production of experimental animals, sterilization of isolators and supplies, and microbiologic monitoring techniques are discussed.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 219.

**Goat Breeding and Kid Rearing**. Hilary Matthews, Farming Press Videos (Firm). Diamond Farm Enterprises. Ipswich, [England]: Farming Press Videos; Alexandria Bay, N.Y.: Distributed in N. America by Diamond Farm Enterprises, c1995. 1 VHS videocassette (63 min.).ISBN: 0852362862.

  *Keywords:* Goats, reproduction management, breeding.

  *Note:* This video focuses on the management of breeding for the domestic goatkeeper.  It covers mating, pregnancy, kidding, and care of young stock.  Hilary Matthews demonstrates the techniques that she has successfully used for many years to control the breeding cycle, detect pregnancy accurately,  and keep a healthy breeding goat herd.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2665.

**Gorilla**. Washington, DC: National Geographic Society  and WQED of

Pittsburgh. Distributed by Vestron Video of  Stanford, CT; [1986], c1981; 1/2" VHS, 59 min. ISBN: 0805100040. The cassette is closed captioned for the hearing impaired. Previously issued as motion picture and videorecording in 1981 by National Geographic Society of Washington, DC.

  *Keywords:* Mountain gorillas, endangered species, behavior, interactions with humans.

  *Note:* This program was produced by the Society, WQED/Pittsburgh and Vestron. It was broadcast April 8, 1981 by PBS. The authors are Thomas Skinner, Dennis Kane, Barbara Jampel. It calls attention to the plight of the gorilla, which is on the verge of extinction. Profiles a zookeeper, a research scientist, a research psychologist, a writer-photographer, and a husband and wife team working on the mountain gorilla project. Film footage demonstrates the animals' intelligence, humanlike qualities, and the effects of their exploitation by humans.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1105.

**Granby's Primates**. New York, NY: Film Makers Library, Inc.; 1983; 1/2" VHS, 28 min.

  *Keywords:* Gorillas, orangutans, chimpanzees, gibbons, zoo animals, behavior, environmental enrichment.

  *Note:* An experiment conducted at the Granby Zoo in Quebec shows how the behavior of captive primates is modified by changes in their environment.  Climbing structures are introduced to relieve boredom and to stimulate more naturalistic behaviors.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 402.

**Ground Handling Horses Safely**. University of Nevada, Reno; University of Idaho; Washington State University; University of Idaho, Agricultural Communications Center. Moscow, ID: Ag Communications Center, University of Idaho, c1995. 1 VHS videocassette (18 min.).

  *Keywords:* Handling horses, horse behavior, safety concerns, restraint.

  *Note:* Demonstrates safe and proper methods for approaching, haltering, leading, and tying a horse.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2599.
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**Haltering a Foal without Trauma with T.E.A.M. Educational Horse Videos**. Linda Tellington-Jones series Linda Tellington-Jones and Robyn Hood.  La Jolla, CA : Lawlor Productions, c1987. 1 videocassette (42 min.).

  *Keywords:* Foals, training, behavior.

  *Note:* T.E.A.M. (Tellington-Jones Equine Awareness Method) solutions are discussed for teaching your foal to halter and lead without the fear and emotional shock of traditional methods.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2138.

**Handling and Restraining Laboratory Rodents**.  Seattle, WA: Northwest Committee for Training in Laboratory Animal Care and Health Sciences Center for Educational Resources; 1983; 40 slides, audiocassette, 10 min.

  *Keywords:* Mice, rats, gerbils, hamsters, guinea pigs, restraint, handling, laboratory animals.

  *Note:* Identification, taxonomy, and procedures for safe and effective restraint and handling of common laboratory rodents are presented in this slide set.  Both mechanical and hand restraint methods are demonstrated, as are appropriate techniques for transferring animals between cages and from a cage to a restraining device. A manual accompanies the slide set.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 239.

**Handling and Restraints of the Canine Patient**. Manhattan, KS: Kansas State University, College of Veterinary Medicine; 1986; 1/2" VHS, 42 min.

  *Keywords:* Immobilization, physical restraint, dogs, treatments.

  *Note:* Approach, capture, and restraint techniques are demonstrated.  Techniques include proper use of leashes and neck chains, and methods of holding dogs for examination and treatment.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1317.

**Handling and Sexing Some Common Laboratory Animal Species**. ( Manipulation Et Sexage De Quelques Especes De Laboratoires Communes;) 1996  Canadian Association of Laboratory Animals Science.  Winnipeg, Canada. 1997. VHS video cassette (32 Min).

  *Keywords:* handling and sexing, novice technologists barrier vs. conventional housing units.

  *Note:* An introductory video to guide a novice technologist, or a new member to the animal care and use committee, through an animal facility designed to house a variety of research animals. Safe handling and sexing is demonstrated for each species shown, The concept of microbial status is introduced as the technologist enters barrier vs. conventional housing units. This video is especially valuable to those new to the field of laboratory animal care. For more information go to: http://www.calas-acsal.org/

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no. 2794

**Handling Hoofed Stock**.  San Diego, CA: San Diego Zoological Society and Davis, CA: University of California at Davis; 1981; 165 slides, audiocassette, 50 min.

  *Keywords:* Zoo animals, giraffes, deer, rhinoceros, okapis, peccaries, audads,                     antelopes, handling, restraint, husbandry.

  *Note:* This slide presentation addresses general principles concerning safe the handling of large exotic hoofed stock as well as cleaning, feeding, transporting, and chemical and mechanical restraint are addressed.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 198.

**Handling Livestock Naturally**.  Kansas City, Mo.?: AgriBase, c1989; 1/2" VHS, 15 min.

  *Keywords:* Livestock handling, animal welfare, behavior, transport, feeding and watering in markets, moving animals.

  *Note:* Discusses viewing the world through the animal's eyes when handling them on the farm, for transport and at markets. Covers how to transport with gentleness, understanding of the animal's field of vision, point of balance, flight zone, and blind spot, how to feed and water animals at markets, how to move animals without hitting, yelling, or electric shock, how to deal with medical problems, and caring of facilities to reduce injuries. The program was produced in conjunction with the Livestock Marketing Association.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1334.

**Hands-on Horse Care : An Owners' Guide for Relieving Colic, Illness & Performance Stress**. Diana Thompson. Santa Rosa, CA : Hands-on Animal Care (Firm), c1992. 1 VHS videocassette (51 min.).

  *Keywords:* Horses, health, training, first aid for animals, emergencies.

  *Note:* This beautifully illustrated video has easy-to-learn accupressure and other touch techniques. Whether you are seven years old or seventy, a first time horse owner or an experienced trainer, the methods demonstrated in this video will work for you and prepare you for horse emergencies.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2622.

**Hidden Crimes: A Film on Animal Experimentation**.  Students United Protesting Research on Sentient Subjects. Pasadena, Calif.: Javier Burgos/Supress, c1986. 1 VHS videocassette (78 min.).

  *Keywords:* Animal experimentation, animal welfare, vivisection.

  *Note:* Depicts the hidden world of animal experimentation by showing the mistreatment of research animals. Also included in this documentary is secret footage taken at animal research facilities in California and Pennsylvania.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.1423.

**Hope: A Story that Highlights the Critical Importance of Animal Research in Medical Progress through the Eyes of Three Families**. Washington, DC: The Foundation for Biomedical Research; 1990; 1/2" VHS, 18 min.

  *Keywords:* Laboratory animals, experimentation, ethics, animal models.

  *Note:**Hope*tells the story of three families: one whose child has been saved through modern medical advances; one for whom treatment arrived too late; and one whose life hangs in the balance waiting and hoping for a treatment or cure.  This program shows what is at stake in the debate about animal research.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1093.

**Horse Training (Intermediate)**. Edmonton, Albta. : Alberta Agriculture, Food and Rural Development, c1984. 1 VHS videocassette (15 min.).

  *Keywords:* Horses, training methods, intermediate level.

  *Note:* Information from Bill Collins on Intermediate horse training, psychology of the horse and equipment used to improve the performance of a horse.

  *NAL Call No.:*  Videocassette no.2679.

**Horses, Kids and Ethics**. Jeff Goodwin, Goodwin Educational Video (Firm). Colorado State University: Instructional Materials Service. College Station, Tex.: Instructional Materials Service, c1997. 1 VHS videocassette (13 min., 56 sec.).  Includes 1 video facilitator guide.

  *Keywords:* Horses, horse shows, 4H clubs, moral and ethical issues.

  *Note:* Dr. Jeff Goodwin discusses issues related to 4 H and other youth horse program ethics.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2671.

**Hot Branding**.  San Antonio, TX: The International Brangus Breeders Association , c1988. 1 VHS videocassette.

  *Keywords:* Cattle marking, hot and freeze methods.

  *Note:* Deals with both hot iron and freeze branding techniques. Hot branding (7 min., 25 sec.); Freeze branding (11 min., 20 sec.).

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2683.

**How to Housebreak Your Puppy**. Also called: T.N.T.'s Dynamite how to Housebreak Your Puppy (or Dog) Aleithia Bower Artemis. Houston, TX: Top Notch Training, c1994. 1 VHS videocassette (ca. 30 min.).

  *Keywords:* Dogs, obedience training, dog behavior.

  *Note:* Describes the five most common mistakes made in housebreaking a puppy and how to avoid making them.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2243.

**Human/Pig Behavior**. Owatonna, MN : PigWorld, Inc., [199-?]. 1VHS videocassette [Human behavior (4 min., 50 sec.); Pig handling facilities & practices (8 min.)].

  *Keywords:* Human-animal relationships, swine handling, swine behavior.

  *Note:* The characteristcs of pigs should be considered for facilities and handling; Human-animal relationships, swine handling and behavior are discussed.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2601.

**Humane Care and Use of Laboratory Animals**. Raleigh, NC: Laboratory Animal Training</                    A> Association; 1988; 1/2" VHS, 32 min.
  *Keywords:* Laboratory animal workers, animal welfare, Public Health Service.

  *Note:* This video examines issues related to humane laboratory animal care and use, including the Animal Welfare Act and other legislation, government guidelines for humane laboratory animal care, ethical viewpoints of animal use, roles and responsibilities of research staff and institutional animal care and use committee members, humane experimentation, alternatives, and information resources.  A manual that includes a script, test, and answer key accompanies the videocassette.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 338, Vol. 1.

**Humane Care and Use of Laboratory Animals for Technicians (Cuidado y Uso Humanitario de Animales de Laboratorio para Tecnicos)**. Raleigh, NC: Laboratory Animal Training Association; 1991; 1/2" VHS, 36 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal welfare, training, humane care.

  *Note:* The program is designed to provide Spanish-speaking technicians with information on humane care and use of laboratory animals, in accordance with the regulations of the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and recommendations of the Public Health Service Guide.  Services and information available through NAL's Animal Welfare Information Center is also discussed.  An English language written narrative is also provided.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1129.

**Humane Educator/Obedience Trainer**. Mahwah, NJ: Troll Associates; 1975; 35 mm, audiocassette, 7 min.

  *Keywords:* Pet industry, vocational guidance, juvenile films.

  *Note:* Made for the Humane Society of the United States, this film focuses on careers related to the care and training of animals.  Intended for elementary grades.

  *NAL Call No.:* Filmstrip No. 200.

**Humane Principles and Procedures in Animal Research**. Lubbock, TX: Texas Tech University Health Science Center; 1989, U-Matic 3/4" and 1/2" VHS, 30 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal experimentation, Animal Care and Use Committee, pain, animal welfare, legislation, law, humane treatment.

  *Note:* Discusses the new legal requirements affecting the use of animals in research and describes the role of the Animal Care and Use Committee (ACUC) in implementing institutional responsibilities in humane animal treatment.  The video addresses the practical aspects of animal use by providing information on animal pain assessment, selection and use of analgesics and anesthetics, pre- and post-operative care, aseptic surgical technique and health protection for individuals working with experimental animals.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 804 - U-Matic. and Videocassette No. 805 - 1/2" VHS.

**Hunter's TiterMax**. Norcoss, GA: CytRx Corporation. 1994?;  1/2" VHS. 7 min., 12 sec.

  *Keywords:* Immunological adjuvants, research adjuvant.

  *Note:* Shows a new vaccine adjuvant developed by the CyRx Corporation that features maximum antibody production and avoidance of harmful side effects in the host animal.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 2039.
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**IBBA "How To" Segment: Tattooing; Showtime**.  San Antonio, Tex. : The International Brangus Breeders Association, [1986?]. 1 VHS videocassette.

  *Keywords:* Cattle showing, tatooing for identification, preparing an animal for the show ring.

  *Note:* Recommended procedures for tattooing an animal (3 min., 45 sec.); Preparing an animal for show (9 min., 10 sec.).

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2682.

**Imprint Training the Foal "Palomine's Blue Ribbon Series"**. Thousand Oaks, CA: Palomine Productions. Distributed by Miller's of East Rutherford, NJ; c1985, 1/2" VHS, 60 min.

  *Keywords:* Foals, training, imprinting, horse behavior.

  *Note:* Robert Miller covers the training of foals from the time of birth through first months to gentle them, prepare them for future schooling, and to minimize injury to handlers.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1902.

**In Defense of Animals: A Portrait of Peter Singer**. Oley, PA: Bullfrog Films; 1989, 1/2" VHS, 28 min.

  *Keywords:* Philosophy, biography, animal rights.

  *Note:* An introduction to Peter Singer, his philosophy on animal rights, and his life's work.  He describes the movement and how he got involved.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1080.

***In Vitro*****Research: An Introduction**. Elmira, NY: Educational Images; 1989; 20 slides.

  *Keywords:* Rats, brain, tissue culture, biometry.

  *Note:* These slides offer an introduction into *in vitro* biomedical research.  Tissue culture techniques are discussed in the accompanying script, while slides demonstrate their uses.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 397.

**Injection Techniques for Swine: Your 4-H Market Hog Project**. Pork Quality Assurance Video Series.  video #1. National Pork Producers Council (U.S.); National Pork Board (U.S.). Des Moines, Iowa : The Council, c1996. 1 VHS videocassette (ca. 17 min.) and.1 booklet (33 p.) + 1 guide (8 p.) + 1 quiz.

  *Keywords:* Swine, drug delivery, drugs, needles,

  *Note:* Demonstrates proper medicating techniques for swine. Topics covered include needle size, reading and understanding label instructions, and administering different types of medications.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2359.

**Injection Vaccination of Fish**. Biomed, Inc.; Hoylandet Film & TV Produksjon. Bellevue, WA : Biomed, Inc., [1995?]. 1 VHS videocassette (ca. 24 min.).

  *Keywords:* Fish, disease prevention, vaccines, injection techniques.

  *Note:* Shows fish farmers how injection vaccination can protect fish from infectious diseases. Procedures for injecting fish are demonstrated

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2164.

**Inspection and Labeling Aspects of Genetically Engineered Food Animals**. Washington, DC: USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service; 1985; 1/2" VHS, 53 min.

  *Keywords:* Farm animals, biotechnology, meat inspection.

  *Note:* Dr. Daniel Jones, USDA Office of Biotechnology, examines some of the legal and regulatory questions of labeling genetically engineered animals that may one day be produced and raised for food.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 274.

**Inspection for Commensal Rodents**. "National Pest Control Association" (NPCA) rodent control series; 3 rodent control training programs. Dunn Loring, VA: NCPA; 1/2" VHS 15 min. Includes a manual.

  *Keywords:* Rats, mice, rodent control, building inspections, rodent behavior.

  *Note:* This National Pest Control Association Rodent Control Training Program (one of six videos) reviews the steps involved in conducting an inspection for commensal rodents (rats and mice). This video training program is designed to increase the pest control service technician's understanding of inspections, an essential planning process for all pest control programs. The accompanying manual includes practical training tips, program presentation recommendations, a pretest and a post test (with answers), suggested reference materials, and a commensal rodent pictoral identification key.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1041.

**Integrated Pest Management**. Chicago, IL: Lincoln Park Zoo; 1990; 1/2" VHS, 20 min.

  *Keywords:* Pest control, zoos, disease, management.

  *Note:* Describes how the Lincoln Park Zoo developed and manages its pest management program.  The goal of this program is to control the pests, because irradiation is an unrealistic goal.  Communication, cooperation, and vigilance makes this program successful.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No.1560.

**Intercultural Views of Animals**. Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota; 1986; 1/2" VHS, 45 min.

  *Keywords:* Cultural values, animals, religion, ethics.

  *Note:* Four guests from different socio-religious cultures (Hindu, Moslem, East African, and Buddhist) discuss various aspects of the human-animal relationship relative to their cultural habits, beliefs, and social conventions.  There views are compared with  American views on the subject.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 322.

**Introduction of Foreign Genes into Livestock**. Washington, DC: USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service; 1986; 1/2" VHS, 53 min.

  *Keywords:* Biotechnology, farm animals, sheep, pigs, nutrition.

  *Note:* Dr. Robert Wall, USDA-ARS Reproduction Physiology Laboratory, discusses the introduction of foreign genes into sheep and pigs to increase feed efficiency.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 265.

**Introduction to Chimpanzee Behavior**. Washington, DC: National Geographic Society; 1977; 1/2" VHS, 23 min.

  *Keywords:* Feeding behavior, toolmaking, daily activities, communication, group and family behavior.

  *Note:* The National Geographic Society presents an overview of Dr. Jane Goodall's long-term research on the wild chimpanzee's behavior in Tanzania's Gombe National Park.  Following the daily routines of a number of chimpanzees, the viewer will be able to observe the animals feeding, making tools, playing, grooming, courting, and communicating with each other.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1158.

**Introduction to Microsurgery.** Brian C. Gilger, David A. Wilkie;  Ohio State University. College of Veterinary Medicine. Biomedical Media.  [Columbus, Ohio?]: Biomedical Media, College of Veterinary Medicine, Ohio State University, c1994. 1 VHS videocassette (ca. 7 min.).

  *Keywords:* Microsurgery, veterinary surgery techniques.

  *Note:* Reviews some of the basic principles of microsurgical technique.

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette No. 2713      

**Introduction to Rotational Grazing**. North Star Productions;  Lafayette County Rotational Graziers; Lafayette County AG Extension. [S.l. : North Star Productions?, 199-?] 1 VHS videocassette (26 min).

  *Keywords:* Dairy farming, grass dairying, Wisconsin.

  *Note:* Shows Wisconsin dairy farmers using a modernized version of an old age practice called intensive rotational grazing.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.1449.

**Investigational New Animal Drug**. Thomas A. Bell, Hugh Mitchell with the INAD Workshop (1993 : Boston, Mass.); Center for Veterinary Medicine (U.S.); Northeastern Regional Aquaculture Center (U.S.); National Aquaculture Association. [North Dartmouth, Mass.]: Northeastern Regional Aquaculture Center, [1993?] 1 VHS videocassette (4 hr., 42 min.).

  *Keywords:* Veterinary drugs testing, U S, aquatic animals, diseases, chemotherapy, congresses.

  *Note:* Thomas Bell of the Food and Drug Administration discusses procedures that must be followed when an exemption is given by the FDA to allow use of a drug on aquatic animals prior to the normal pre-approval requirement. Hugh Mitchell follows with a discussion of the exemption from the drug industry perspective. Workshop jointly sponsored by the Food and Drug Admnistration, National Aquaculture Association and the Northeast Regional Aquaculture Center.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2109.
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**Jane Goodall: A Life in the Wild**. Burlington, NC: Cabisco Teleproductions, Carolina Biological Supply Company; 1990; 1/2" VHS, 30 min.

  *Keywords:* Biography, chimpanzees, Tanzania, wildlife.

  *Note:* A documentary on the life and work of Jane Goodall.  Dr. Goodall explains how and why she moved to Africa and undertook the study of chimpanzee behavior.  She recalls day-to-day events in Gombe National Park and discusses some of her discoveries about chimpanzee behavior.  She also emphasizes her efforts to save the chimpanzee from exploitation.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1305.

**Joint Manufacturing for Iinvestigational and Licensed Biologics**. BioEast'91; 9112. Potomac, MD: BioConferences International, c1991. 1VHS videocassette (135 min.).

  *Keywords:* United States Food and Drug Administration, licenses, biotechnology congresses, biologicals, contracting out licenses.

  *Note:* Panel discussion on FDA and industry perspectives of how FDA will regulate contractual relationships between research biotechnoloyg companies and manufacturers. The biotechnology company may be liable for the final product, even if it does not manufacture it. Also discusses how FDA intends to develop a manufacturing of biologicals regulatory policy document.  This is a Videorecording of session at BioEast'91 held in Washington, DC, Jan 6-9, 1991, sponsored by BioConferences International, Inc., Genetic Engineering News, IBE X; co-sponsored by the Pennsylvania State University Biotechnology and Bioprocessing Resource Center.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.1142.
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**Keeping Ducks: Beautiful Comical Things**. Tom Bartlett. Ipswich, U.K. : Farming Press Videos; Alexandria Bay, N.Y.: Distributed in America by Diamond Farm Enterprises, c1996. 1 VHS videocassette (ca. 48 min.).

  *Keywords:* Ducks, husbandry, breeding, rearing, livestock shows.

  *Note:* Tom Bartlett explains his own methods of feeding, housing, breeding, and generally caring for ducks on the farm and at show.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2520.

**Keeping Nature in Balance**. Jay Novacek. National Cattlemen's Association (U.S.);  Non-Stop Productions. Engelwood, CO: National Cattlemen's Association, c1994. 1 VHS videocassette (28 min.).

  *Keywords:* Conservation, natural resources, rangeland, beef cattle.

  *Note:* This documentary features seven award-winning cattlemen and the steps their families are taking to ensure the land is productive for this and future generations.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2319.

**Keeping our Guard Up: The Judicious Use of Antimicrobials in Food Animals.**  Center for Veterinary Medicine (U.S.).  American Veterinary Medical Association.  A'Hern Group.  [Washington, D.C.?]: The Center, [2001?] 1 VHS videocassette (18 min.). 

  *Keywords:* Anti-infective agents in veterinary medicine, food animal disease, United States.

  *Note:* Discusses when to use antimicrobial drugs and other methods for treating infections in food animals.

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette No. 3006 

**Killing the Crisis, not the Animals**. Vacavill, CA: Association of

Veterinarians for Animal Rights and the International Society for Animal Rights; 1991?; 1/2" VHS

  *Keywords:* Conference on animal welfare, animal cruelty, pet overpopulation.

  *Note:* Speakers discuss various aspects of animal welfare such as animal sterilization, animal overpopulation, and ways to combat cruelty to animals. There are 8 videocassette in the set.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1450.

**Kiss the Animals Goodbye**. Santa Monica, CA: Pyramid Film and Video; 1984; 1/2" VHS, 20 min.

  *Keywords:* Euthanasia, adoption, animal shelters, population control.

  *Note:* A discussion of issues concerning animal population control, including euthanasia and adoption.  The intended audience is junior high school students through adults.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 196.

**Knowledge Now in Experimental Biology: The Model Organisms Series Sampler**. [S.l.] Cogito Learning Media, c1996. 1VHS videocassette (9 min.).

  *Keywords:* Examples of animal models, mice, dorsophila, phage, yeast, Arabidopsis.

  *Note:* Offers sample footage from each program in a six-videotape series: "The Mouse as a Model Organism;" "Drosophila as a Model Organism;" "Arabidopsis as a Model Organism;" "A Nematode as a Model Organism;" "Phage Lambda as a Model Organism;" "Yeast as a Model Organism."

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2499.

**Konrad Lorenz: Science of Animal Behavior "Animal behavior series**." Washington, D.C.: National Geographic Society; 1986?; 1/2" VHS, 14 min. Includes 2 identical teacher's guides.

  *Keywords:* Konrad Lorenz, animal behavior, animal intelligence, imprinting, social order.

  *Note:* Examines the work of behaviorist, Konrad Lorenz, who holds that behavior is determined by a basic genetic blueprint that is modified by experience and innate knowledge. Imprinting and a study of rank and social order are also examined by various observations of various types of animal.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1162.
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**Laboratory Animal Medicine: What It is and How It Relates to Veterinary Medicine**. Seattle, WA: University of Washington; 1975; 61 slides, audiocassette, 25 min.

  *Keywords:* Laboratory animals, veterinary medicine.

  *Note:* This program is designed to stimulate interest in laboratory animal medicine and science.  It provides the basis for further study and training for those students who choose to pursue a career in experimental animal medicine.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 217.

**Laboratory Animal Technician Training Course: Part 16, Veterinary Pharmacology, Anesthesiology and Euthanasia**. Cordoba, TN: American Association for Laboratory Animal Science; 1980, 1/2" VHS, 3 videocassettes, 180 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal welfare, laboratory animals, study, teaching, veterinary techniques.

  *Note:* This program provides laboratory animal technicians with basic training in the areas of pharmacology, anesthesia, and euthanasia.  Techniques and procedures are discussed.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 797, Parts 1-3.

**Laboratory Animals: Toxicology and the Public**. Closter, NJ: Production Plus, Inc., 1990?; 1/2" VHS, 46 min. Videotaped at the Symposium: "Animal Welfare Compliance for Study Directors;" presented at the Eleventh Annual Meeting of the American College of Toxicology, Orlando, Fla., Oct. 1990.

  *Keywords:* Animal models, research, congresses, laboratory animals, product testing,

  *Note:* The factual information regarding numbers of animals used, repetitive testing, source of animals and predictability of animal testing are presented to assist scientists who must respond to criticism of animal testing. A history of toxicology testing and a review of public opinion on animal research and testing is provided. The author is Shayne C. Gad.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 974.

**Laboratory Dogs**. New York, NY: Animal Welfare Institute of New York; 1966; 1/2" VHS, 16 min.

  *Keywords:* Biomedical research, veterinary medicine, handling, laboratory facilities.

  *Note:* "Laboratory Dogs" is a videorecorded copy of a circa 1950 black and white film outlining laboratory dog management techniques.  Methods of maintaining a canine research facility and ensuring healthy, manageable dogs are presented.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 543.

**Lamb Evaluation: Ewe Evaluation**. Ames, IA, CA: Iowa State University. Cooperative Extension Service. Distributed by : RMI Media Productions of Shawnee Mission, KS; 198-?; 1/2" VHS, 27 min.

  *Keywords:* Sheep, lambs, ewes, visual and tactile evaluation, marketing.

  *Note:* How to evaluate market lambs using hands and eyes. How to judge breeding ewes.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1350.

**Lamb Survival**. Ipswich; Farming Press Videos; Alexandria Bay, NY.

Distributed in N. America by Diamond Farm Enterprises; c1993, 1/2" VHS, 84 min.

  *Keywords:* Lambs, post natal care.

  *Note:* David Henderson presents techniques to help lambs survive their first few days of life.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1937.

**Leakey**. Washington, DC: National Geographic Society; 1983; 1/2" VHS, 22 min.

  *Keywords:* Anthropologist, biography, origin of man, discovery.

  *Note:* The film documents Louis Seymour Leakey's important discoveries about human origins, and shows how paleoanthropologists work.  This video comes with a teacher's guide.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1153.

**Licensing Veterinary Biologics: Traditional & Recombinant Vaccines**. Bethesda, MD: BioConferences International; c1992; 1/2" VHS, 60 min.

  *Keywords:* Veterinary biologicals, licenses, regulatory policies, USDA, Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, conference session.

  *Note:* Two speakers from the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service of the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture discuss federal regulatory policies for field trials and licensing requirements for veterinary biologics. This is a videorecording of a session at BioEast '92 held in Washington, DC. The session was sponsored by Genetic Engineering News, IBEX, and BioConferences International, Inc.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1975.

**Licensing Veterinary*in vitro* Diagnostic Kits]**. Potomac, MD: BioConferences International; c1992; 1/2" VHS, 94 min.

  *Keywords:* Veterinary biologicals, licenses, diagnostic reagents, test kits, policies.

  *Note:* Licensing requirements for veterinary*in vitro* diagnostic test kits are discussed. The videorecording is of a session of the BioEast '92 held in Washington, D.C. The program was sponsored by Genetic Engineering News, IBEX, and BioConferences International, Inc.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1976.

**Life Force: Animal Welfare**. Ames, IA: Iowa State University Extension Service; 1982; 3/4" U-Matic, 27 min.

  *Keywords:* Ethics, animal welfare, veterinarians.

  *Note:* Through filmed interviews, Dr. John Herrick of the Iowa State Extension Service, Dr. Michael Fox of the Humane Society of the United States, and two practicing veterinarians express their views on the animal welfare movement and professional ethics.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 345.

**Line in the Sand**. Jeff Goodwin. College Station, Tex. : Instructional Materials Service, c1996. 1 VHS videocassette (16 min.). Includes  1 video/activity guide (14 p.). "Catalog #9640" is printed on the container.

  *Keywords:* Livestock showing, moral and ethical aspects.

  *Note:* Addresses the ethical aspects of parctices involved in showing of livestock at agricultural fairs.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2669.

**Livestock in Transit - Handle with Care**. Potters Bar, Herts, England: Humane Slaughter Association; 1989; 1/2" VHS, 27 min.

  *Keywords:* Transportation, humane slaughter, animal welfare.

  *Note:* This production discusses and demonstrates humane and safe methods for loading, transporting, and unloading livestock.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1306.

**Llama Training with Bobra Goldsmith: What Every Llama Should Know**.  Ashland, OR: Juniper Ridge Press; 1986; 1/2" VHS, 114 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal training, care, maintenance, handling.

  *Note:* Bobra Goldsmith narrates and demonstrates techniques for the training of llamas.  These techniques are taught in order to allow proper and stress-free handling, care, and management of your llama.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1358.
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**Man's Best Friends**. New York, NY: Cinema Guild; 1985; 1/2" VHS, 60 min.

  *Keywords:* Medical research, product safety, alternatives, regulation, PETA, NIH, USDA, FDA, ASPCA, animal welfare, ethics, laboratory animals.

  *Note:* This taped PBS television program provides comprehensive, balanced coverage of the controversy surrounding the use of animals for research and testing. Dr. Edward Taub (NIH/IBR), Alex Pacheco (PETA), Dr. Michael Fox (HSUS), Dr. Lester Crawford (FDA), DR. A.K. Ommaya (George Washington University) and others comment on the ethical questions that are involved in medical, scientific, commercial and military animal experimentation.  Topics include benefits of animal research, Draize and LD50 tests, the laboratory animal industry, use of pound animals for research, animal dealers, animal auctions, and legislation.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 182.

**Managed Grazing.** Iowa State University. University Extension.  Ames, Iowa:  The University Extension, 1994-1995. 5 VHS videocassettes (84 min.).  including1 report.

  *Keywords:* Grazing, pasture plants, range management approaches, sustainable agriculture.

  *Note:* Includes information useful to producers on the considerations of forage growth, animal management, fencing and watering systems and forage resource management to optimize the efficiency of forage use in managed grazing systems.  "This program was produced through a partnership of the Iowa State University Cooperative Extension Service, the Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture and the USDA Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education Program." 

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette No. 2911 

**Management Practices for Beef cattle**. II. Beef Production Video Series. Tape #209.  Lubbock, Tex.: Creative Educational Video Inc., c1985. 1 VHS videocassette (46 min.).

  *Keywords:* Beef cattle, castration, parasites, insemination, palpation.

  *Note:* Covers surgical and nonsurgical castration procedures, methods, restraining and benefits plus internal and external parasites, artificial insemination and palpation.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2583.

**Management Practices for Beef Cattle**. I. Tape #208 Lubbock, Tex.: Creative Educational Video, [1985?] 1 VHS videocassette (25 min.).

  *Keywords:* Beef cattle, production methods.

  *Note:* Covers handling, restraint facilities, identification, injection techniques, growth stimulant implants and dehorning.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2582.

**Managing Giants**. Chicago, IL: Lincoln Park Zoo; 1988; 1/2" VHS, 30 min.

  *Keywords:* Elephants, care, handling, safety.

  *Note:* Keeper and animal safety are emphasized in the Lincoln Park Zoo's "Elephant Management Program."  Training required for both animals and keepers is described.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No.1561.

**Manipulation of Mouse Embryos**. Tokyo, Japan: Central Institute for Experimental Animals; 1989; 1/2" VHS, 12 min.

  *Keywords:* Rats, mice, biotechnology, animal models, genetics, fertilization, DNA</                    A>, chimeras.
  *Note:* This film surveys various techniques for genetically manipulating laboratory rodents. Enucleation, DNA injection into ova, *in vitro* fertilization, embryo implantation, and the development of aggregation chimeras are among the procedures demonstrated. Invasion of sperm into an ovum, cell development *in vitro*, and the effects of rat growth hormone on mice are also described and illustrated.  The narrator suggests that these techniques will one day lead to the development of new animal models for human diseases.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 438.

**Marine Mammals Handling and Restraint**. San Diego, CA: San Diego Zoological Society and Davis, CA: University of California at Davis; 1981; 73 slides, audiocassette, 17 min.

  *Keywords:* Whales, dolphins, seals, sea lions, restraint, biomedical techniques.

  *Note:* This program demonstrates techniques for the safe handling and restraint of cetaceans, pinnipeds, and sirens in order to perform common veterinary procedures.  Surgery, physiological monitoring, blood collection, free feeding, and techniques for administering medicines are covered.  A manual accompanies the slide set.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 193.

**Marsupial Care and Handling**. San Diego, CA: San Diego Zoological Society and Davis, CA: University of California at Davis; 1981; 54 slides, audiocassette, 12 min.

  *Keywords:* Kangaroos, koalas, opossums, wallabies, zoo animals, restraint, handling.

  *Note:* This training program illustrates principles of handling and restraining various species of marsupials.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 192.

**Mechanical Control**. "National Pest Control Association (NPCA) rodent control Series;" 4. Dunn Loring, VA: NPCA, c1990; 1/2" VHS, 12 min. Includes 1 manual (16 leaves).

  *Keywords:* Rodents, control, animal traps, pest control, training.

  *Note:* This National Pest Control Association Rodent Control Training Program (one of six videos) discusses mechanical control (trapping methods to help eliminate rodent infestations) and the types of traps available: glue traps or glueboards, repeating or automatic traps and snap traps. The accompanying manual includes practical training tips, program presentation recommendations, a pretest and a post test (with answers), suggested reference materials, and a commensal rodent pictorial identification key.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1042.

**Medication Handling and Storage**. Pork Quality Assurance Video Series. Video #2. Dick Juhl. National Pork Producers Council (U.S.). National Pork Board (U.S.). Des Moines, Iowa : The Council, c1996. 1VHS videocassette (ca. 15 min.) and  1 manual (5 p.) + 1 quiz.

  *Keywords:* Veterinary drugs, storage, safe handling measures.

  *Note:* Dick Juhl discusses the proper storage and handling of medications. Topics covered include recording methods, managing medications, usage, and transporting medications.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2331.

**Metro Washington Park Zoo: Environmental Enrichment Program**. Portland, OR: Metro Washington Park Zoo; 1992; 1/2" VHS, 15 min., 30 sec.

  *Keywords:* Metro Washington Park Zoo, captive animals, animal behavior, environmental enrichment.

  *Note:* The goal of environmental enrichment programs is to enhance the well being of zoo animals. This video shows how the Metro Washington Park Zoo introduces experiences to the animals that are functionally similar to those they would encounter in their natural habitat.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1532.

**Michael Sarno's Horse Magic: Shoeing Techniques for Five Common Lamenesses.** Michael Sarno, Horse Magic (Firm).  Phoenix, AZ:  Horse Magic, c2000. 1 VHS videocassette (42 min.).

  *Keywords:* Horseshoeing, lameness in horses, techniques of shaping shoes to address lameness.

  *Note:* Michael Sarno demonstrates shoeing techniques for five common conditions that cause lameness:  navicular, long toe low heel, club foot, stumbling and tripping, and always lame after shoeing.

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette No. 2969         

**Milking Methods**.  IV-123. Dept. of Agricultural Information. Moscow, Idaho: Ag Communications Center, University of Idaho, c1981. 1 VHS videocassette (8 min., 25 sec.).

  *Keywords:* Milking, dairy cattle, production methods, handling.

  *Note:* Discusses proper milking methods, hazards of poor milking methods, handling and treatment of cows, equipment care and sanitation, cow preparation for milking, physiology of milking and after care of teats.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2597.

**Miss Goodall and the Wild Chimpanzees**. Washington, DC: National

Geographic Society; [198-?]; 1/2" VHS, 52 min. First released as 16 mm films, c1965.

  *Keywords:* Jane Goodall, chimpanzees, zoologists, Tanzania.

  *Note:* Documents the experiences of British zoologist Jane Goodall, who spent five years studying chimpanzees in Tanzania's Gombe Stream Preserve. Discusses her belief that thorough understanding of chimpanzee behavior will lead man toward clearer understanding of himself.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1156.

**Modern Veal Production: A Mixture of Technology and the Family Farm**. American Veal Association: Freemont, WI; 1987; 1/2" VHS, 9 min.

  *Keywords:* Farm animals, housing, transportation, nutrition, anemia, husbandry, cattle.

  *Note:* This video is part of a marketing effort to educate laymen about how farmers utilize modern technology and proper management practices to raise veal calves. Special fed veal calves are shown in individual pens that reduce stress, decrease health risks, and increase feed efficiency.  The video examines nutrition and health maintenance programs and addresses concerns over anemia in calves.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 481.

**Molecular Modeling for Biological Systems]**. Washington, D.C:  The American Chemical Society;  c.1990. Presented by  San Diego Supercomputer Center, San Diego State University and American Chemical Society; 1/2 " VHS, 240 min. (Includes a reference manual.)

  *Keywords:* Molecular biology, molecular structure, mathematical models, data processing.

  *Note:* This is a set of  four cassettes pertaining to molecular modeling for biological systems. Part 1 shows  mathematical models in molecular biology.  Part  2 addresses data processing in molecular biology.  Part 3 addresses mathematical models in molecular structure. Part 4 illustrates  mata processing in molecular structure. It is not intended for a non-technical audience. The program was filmed at an ACS Satellite Television Seminar held January 24, 1990.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1592.

**Monkey Island**. New York: WNET: Distributed by Time-Life Video of  Alexandria, VA; c1991; 1/2" VHS, 60 min. Closed-captioned for the hearing impaired.

  *Keywords:* Rhesus monkeys, primate behavior, Cayo Santiago, Puerto Rico.

  *Note:* Shows the behavioral repertoire of a community of rhesus monkeys on the island of Cayo Santiago in Puerto Rico. Originally broadcast on the PBS television program entitled Nature. George Page is the narrator.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1970.

**Monkeys, Apes, and Man**. Washington, DC: National Geographic Society with Wolper Productions; 1971?; 1/2" VHS, 52 min. ("A National Geographic Society special." "No. 51149")

  *Keywords:* Primates, humans, evolution.

  *Note:* Points out that man is learning that the similarity between monkeys and himself is not superficial. Explains that man is a primate, bound in evolution to monkeys and apes.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1161.

**MoorComfort Gestation System**.  Quincy, IL: MoorMan's Livestock Equipment Division; [1990]; 1/2" VHS.

  *Keywords:* Housing, production systems, evaluation, gestation, sows.

  *Note:* Discusses a new system of gestation housing that preserves the advantages of  individual living places while permitting the sow much more freedom of movement than traditional gestation stall systems.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 2041.

**Mustang: Managing a Misfit**. San Francisco? US Forest Service. Forest Service Range Management. Pacific Southwest Region. National Audiovisual Center;  Distributed by National Audiovisual Center Capitol Heights; c1980; 1/2" VHS, 27 min. 22 sec.  (Originally issued as a motion picture in the 1970's by the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Dept. of Range Management, Pacific Southwest Region. "A18899.VNB1.")

  *Keywords:* US Bureau of Land Management, Adopt A Horse or Burro program, wild horses, control, mustangs, laws, Modoc Nat'l Forest, California.

  *Note:* Discusses the problems of wild horse overpopulation in the Modoc National Forest and describes the Bureau of Land Management's Adopt-a-Horse program, set up to deal with this problem.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1738.

**Mystery of Animal Behavior**. Washington, DC: National Geographic Society and Metromedia Producers Corporation; 1969; 1/2" VHS, 52 min.

  *Keywords:* Early behavior, research, Sealman

  *Note:* A documentary of Hintz Sealman's work in the field of animal behavior.  The video explores the world of animal behavior, from fish and sea otters to bears and baboons, and provides an extensive overview of the early research into animal behavior.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1160.
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**National Anti-Vivisection Society Public Service Announcements**. Chicago, IL:  National Anti-Vivisection Society; Video Production Associates is the distributor; 1989; 1/2" VHS, 14 min. 33 se                    c.

  *Keywords:* Animal welfare, personal care, cosmetics, public service announcements.

  *Note:* Presents a series of public service announcements asking the consumer to only buy cosmetics from companies that don't perform laboratory animal testing or use animal ingredients.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 2045.

**Neuromuscular Blocking Agents**. Davis, CA: University of California at Davis; 1980; U-Matic 3/4", 52 min.

  *Keywords:* Birds, cats, muscle relaxants, drugs, curare, suxamethonium, veterinary<                    /A> training.
  *Note:* This film examines the mode of action of various neuromuscular blocking agents by demonstrating their effects on the cat and chicken.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 221.

**New Creation - Genetic Engineering Biotechnology: Ethical (Animal Welfare), Economic and Environmental Concerns**. Humane Society of the United States; Video on Location (Firm) Rockville, Md. : Video on Location [distributor, 1993?]. 1 VHS videocassette (25 min.) and 1 article ([5] p.).

  *Keywords:* Animals, genetic engineering, environmental concerns, moral and ethical issues.

  *Note:* Discusses the ethical, environmental and animal welfare implications of genetic engineering.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2177.

**New Rangeland Compact**. Payson, Ariz.: Holistic Resource Mangement, [1994?]. 1 VHS videocassette (20 min.).

  *Keywords:* Grasslands, grazing domestic livestock, rangelands,  Western U.S.

  *Note:* Promotes a holistic management plan of domestic livestock grazing on public lands. Shows how proper grazing procedures benefit grassland and riparian areas.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2197.

**Non-human Primates: Basic Needs, Handling and Care**. Jan Southers. American College of Toxicology. Meeting (11th : 1990 : Orlando, Fla.). Symposium: Animal Welfare Compliance for Study Directors (1990 : Orlando, Fla.). Closter, N.J.: Production Plus, Inc., [1990?]. 1 VHS videocassette (34 min., 43 sec.).

  *Keywords:* Conference, laboratory animals, primates, care, handling, disease control.

  *Note:* The physical facilities, environment, caging, sanitization, watering, feeding vermin control, identification of non-human primates. Emphasis is given to preventive medicine, and safety. This is a videotape of a presentation at Symposium: Animal Welfare Compliance for Study Directors; presented at the Eleventh Annual Meeting of the American College of Toxicology, Orlando, Fla., Oct. 1990.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.973.

**Nonhuman Primates**. Seattle, WA: University of Washington; 1975; 392 slides, 6 audiocassettes, 145 min.

  *Keywords:* Laboratory animals, primates, veterinary training.

  *Note:* Prepared by laboratory animal specialists, this six-part program is intended to educate third year veterinary students on the characteristics, uses, and care of a variety of laboratory primates.  Part 1: Introduction and Taxonomy (62 slides, 25 min.); Part 2: Biology and Use (66 slides, 30 min.); Part 3: Husbandry and Breeding (79 slides, 25 min.); Part 4: Viral Diseases (53 slides, 20 min); Part 5: Bacterial Diseases (72 slides, 25 min.); and Part 6: Parasitic and Noninfectious Diseases (62 slides, 20 min.).  A study guide accompanies each of the slide sets.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 220.

**Normal and Abnormal Behavior in Domestic Livestock Used for Research**. Beltsville, MD: Animal Welfare Information Center, National Agricultural Library; West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, 1993?; 1/2" VHS, 41 min., 41 sec. includes 1 script.

  *Keywords:* Livestock behavior, laboratory animals, cattle, horses, pigs, stereotypic behaviors.

  *Note:* Examines normal and abnormal behavior in livestock used for research, helping the viewer distinguish between apparently pointless behavior and the possibility of physiological reasons behind behavior such as parasites, injury, genetic problems, or nutritional deficiency."Funding for this video was provided through a US Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library, Animal Welfare Information Center cooperative grant with Purdue University."

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1542.

**Northwest Sheep Growers: Benefitting Man and the World He Lives In**.  Allied Video; American Sheep Industry Association. Productions [Englewood, Colo.?] : American Sheep Industry Association, [1996?]. 1 VHS videocassette (10 min.).

  *Keywords:* Sheep, forest conservation, wildlife habitat improvemen, range management.

  *Note:* Discusses how sheep can improve forest and wildlife habitats. Benefits of grazing sheep include natural fertilization, removing brush from hillsides, and providing effective weed control.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2586.

**Nuisance Wildlife Trapping**. Harrisburg, PA: Pest Wildlife Removal Services; c1990; 1/2" VHS, 43 min.

  *Keywords:* Wildlife pests, control, training.

  *Note:* Demonstrates how a professional wildlife removal specialist checks for the presence of wildlife pests and how he removes them from customers' homes. The author is Joseph Uram.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1014.

**Nutrition and Feeding Methods for Laboratory Animals**.  Seattle, WA: University of Washington; 1983; 58 slides, audiocassette, 25 min.

  *Keywords:* Guinea pigs, rabbits, dogs, cats, nutritional requirements, laboratory animals.

  *Note:* This program examines the nutritional requirements of rodents, guinea pigs, rabbits, dogs, and cats.  Feeding behaviors, typical feeding methods, and risks associated with improper feeding are discussed.  A guide accompanies the slide set.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 216.
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**Ocean Ranching**. Deborah Mercy. Cordova, Alaska : Prince William Sound Aquaculture Corp.; Anchorage, Alaska : University of Alaska, Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program, c1990. 1VHS videocassette (29 min.).

  *Keywords:* Fish hatcheries, Alaska, history, Pacific salmon.

  *Note:* Portrays the history of Alaska's hatchery program and describes the year-round procedures of present-day operations.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.1090.

**Open Heart Valve Replacement in the Dog**. East Lansing, MI: Instructional Media Center, Michigan State University; c1973; 1/2/" VHS; 18 min.

  *Keywords:* Dogs, surgery, heart valve prosthesis, veterinary care.

  *Note:* Demonstrates the surgical procedure for valve replacement in open heart surgery in the dog. This video is general in scope and detail.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1727.

**Orangutans of the Rain Forest**. Jackson Hole, WY: Wolfgang Bayer

Productions, Inc.; c1989; 1/2 " VHS, 53 min..

  *Keywords:*  Orangutans, endangered species, behavior, Borneo.

  *Note:* The video examines the problems facing orangutans, an endangered species. It does so in an entertaining, informative manner, showing you a view of the orangutan never seen before. The video is part of the Best of Nature Series and is narrated by Don Wescott.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1717.

**Orientation to Small Animal ICU**. Davis, CA: University of California at Davis; 1977; U-Matic 3/4", 22 min.

  *Keywords:* Intensive care unit, veterinary equipment, veterinary training.

  *Note:* This training film offers a brief introduction to the operation, maintenance, and trouble shooting of five pieces of veterinary ICU equipment: oxygen therapy unit, DC defibrillator, IVAC constant fluid infusion pump, ultrasonic nebulizer, and the wall mounted anesthetic machine and ventilator.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette Nos. 213 and 224.

**Ostrich Processing**. American Ostrich Research Foundation; Texas A & M University. [United States: s.n., 1996?]. 1 VHS videocassette (50 min.).

  *Keywords:* Ostriches, slaughtering, slaughter houses.

  *Note:* Shows commerical slaughter and meat fabrication techniques developed through research at Texas A&M University.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2532.

**Ostrich Ranching: Past, Present, Future.**  King Ostrich Ranch, Inc.  Elmwood Park, IL:  Ostriches On Line, [1993?] 1 VHS videocassette (ca. 35 min.). 

  *Keywords:* Ostrich farming.

  *Note:* The farming of ostrich including, care housing, feeding, breeding, handling, etc.

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette No. 2704 

**Ostriches and Emus: And on this Farm; #7**. Bobbie Floyd and Kenny Page. Athens, Ga. : Georgia Center for Continuing Education, University of Georgia. College of Veterinary Medicine. c1994. 1 VHS videocassette (30 min.).

  *Keywords:*Ostriches, emus, ratites, farming, rearing techniques.

  *Note:* Veterinarian Dr. Kenny Page describes ratites as flightless birds, explains reasons for increased interest in them, and answers questions and gives advice about raising ostriches and emus. Part of a series of programs showing various species of animals found on a farm and intended to give a sense of appreciation for livestock and how it affects and enriches our lives.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2684.

**Our Side of the Fence**. Englewood, CO: National Cattleman's Association; March 1989; 1/2" VHS, 9 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal agriculture, Massachusetts referendum, animal activists, animal welfare, livestock, beef cattle industry.

  *Note:* Discusses the Massachusetts Referendum of November 1988. Looks at the campaign strategies of animal activists.  Promotes unification of agricultural groups to defeat the referendum.  Discusses the importance of communicating with and educating the public on animal agriculture.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 791

**Ovariohysterectomy of the Rabbit**. Neutering of the Rabbit. College Station, TX: Biomedical Learning Resources Center; c1990; 1/2" VHS, 10 min.

  *Keywords:* rabbits, females, surgical procedure, neutering, veterinary procedure, techniques.

  *Note:* Demonstrates the surgical procedure for an ovario-hysterectomy of the Rabbit.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1793.
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**Parasites of the Horse**. Texas Veterinary Medical Center. College Station, Tex.: Media Resources, [199-?] 1 VHS videocassette (38 min.).

  *Keywords:*Horses, parasites, treatments.

  *Note:* Describes the kinds of parasites that are often found on a hoses, symptoms, and standard trestments.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2672.

**Partners in Progress: Growing & Testing for Healthy Poultry**. University of Delaware. University Media Service;.University of Maryland, College Park; University of Maryland Cooperative Extension Service; University of Delaware Cooperative Extension Service.  [Maryland?] : Cooperative Extension Service, University of Maryland at College Park : Cooperative Extension Service, University of Maryland Eastern Shore : Cooperative Extension Service, University of Delaware; College Park, Md. : Distance Education & Outreach Communications, College of Agriculture, University of Maryland [distributor], c1995. 1 VHS videocassette (25 min., 21 sec.).

  *Keywords:* Poultry, health, Delmarva Peninsula,  salmonellosis, poultry industry.

  *Note:* Demonstrates salmonella sampling and testing procedures utilized in a recent food quality improvement project on the Delmarva Peninsula.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2604.

**Partners with Nature**. Teddy Gentry. National Cattlemen's Association (U.S.). Englewood, CO: National Cattlemen's Association and Beef Board, [199-?]. 1 VHS videocassette (27 min.).

  *Keywords:* Ranches, agricultural conservation, cattle trade.

  *Note:* Features seven cattlemen who have incorporated sound conservation practices into their successful cattle businesses.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2318.

**Pastured Poultry Profits: Net $25,000 in Six Months on Twenty Acres.** Polyface (Firm).  Five Star Video.  [United States]:  Polyface, Inc., c1993. 1 VHS videocassette (ca. 45 min.).

  *Keywords:* Chickens, chicken industry, pastures, home based businesses, new business enterprises, organic system, organic poultry products. 

  *Note:* Starting with the brooder house, this program explains how to raise organic meat chickens from hatchlings to dressed birds ready for the customer.

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette No. 2934  

**PAWS**.  Tucson, Ariz.: University of Arizona. Office of Public Information. Video Communications; c1990; 1/2" VHS, 14 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal research, proper research, case study.

  *Note:* Discusses reasons that animals are used in research, proper research procedures, and some of the objections to the use of animals in research. Shows a successful case study of continued life due to animal research.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1718.

**Perception and Action: The Importance and Contributions of Non-Human Animal Research in Psychology.**  American Psychological Association. Committee on Animal Research and Ethics.  American Psychological Association. Science Directorate.  American Psychological Association. Office of Public Communications.  Washington, D.C.:  American Psychological Association, c1998. 1 VHS videocassette (14 min.).  including 1 teachers' study guide (16 p. ; 21 cm.).

  *Keywords:* Comparative psychology, cognitive neuropsychology, animal behavior, laboratory animals, perception, applications to human problems.

  *Note:* This video focuses on how the study of similarities and differences in sensation and perception across people and other animals advances our understanding of sensory processes, perception, and action. The video opens with the narrator describing how research with nonhuman animals provides psychologists with a comparative perspective analogous to that used by other scientists in, for example, astronomy and biology. A montage of several researchers who represent not only comparative psychology (Drs. Robert Cook and Herbert Roitblat), but also developmental cognitive neuropsychology (Dr. Adele Diamond) and human factors (Dr. D.A. (Fred) Owens), reinforces the opening statement. Each psychologist briefly introduces the type of basic question or problem his or her research addresses. The researchers are interested in understanding basic principles, processes, and mechanisms of perception and action as well as ways in which the research findings have applications to real-life problems. There are examples of how some of these applications were unanticipated when the research, driven by questions of basic research interest, was first started.

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette No. 3016       

**Pet Emergency First Aid: Cats.**  Apogee Communications.  Boulder, CO:  Apogee Entertainment, c1998. 1 VHS videocassette (34 min.).

  *Keywords:* Cats, wounds and injuries treatment, first aid for animals, veterinary emergencies, animal health.

  *Note:* "With this video you'll have the knowledge you need to take the proper action quickly and confidently. You'll learn pet CPR and much more.".  "Recommended by ASPCA."

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette No. 2775      

**Pet Emergency First Aid: Dogs.**  Apogee Communications.  Boulder, CO:  Apogee Entertainment, c1998. 1 VHS videocassette (41 min.). 

  *Keywords:* Dogs wounds and injuries treatment, first aid for animals, veterinary emergencies, animal health.

  *Note:* "With this video you'll have the knowledge you need to take the proper action quickly and confidently. You'll learn pet CPR and much more." "Recommended by ASPCA."

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette No. 2776       

**Pfiesteria and the Factory Farm**. Humane Society of the United States. Washington, DC: The Society, c1998. 1 VHS videocassette (7 min., 30 sec.).

  *Keywords:* Poultry manure, environmental aspects, Chesapeake Bay, Maryland and Virginia, animal waste disposal, Pfiesteria, pollutants.

  *Note:* Discusses how the disposal of animal wastes, particularly poultry manure, contributes to outbreaks of pfiesteria in the Chesapeake Bay.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2739.

**Pinniped Identification**. San Diego, CA: San Diego Zoological Society and University of California at Davis; 1983; 32 slides, audiocassette, 20 min.

  *Keywords:* Pinnipedia, seals, sea lions, identification, behavior, zoo animals.

  *Note:* To assist in their identification, the physical and behavioral characteristics of various species of pinnipeds are described and illustrated.  A guide accompanies the slides.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 199.

**Plan for Survival (Lincoln Park Zoo)**. [Chicago] : The Zoo, c1988. 1 VHS videocassette (ca. 11 min.).

  *Keywords:* Spectacled bear, care in captivity.

  *Note:* Discusses the Lincoln Park Zoo's management of spectacled bears in captivity.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2086.

**Plum Island Animal Disease Center**. Washington, DC: USDA, Food Safety and Inspection<                    /A> Service; 1985; 1/2" VHS, 53 min.
  *Keywords:* Animal research, infectious diseases, containment facilities, USDA, ARS.

  *Note:* This is a videotaped record of a Technology Transfer and Assessment Staff seminar presented by Manuel Barbeito, Biological Safety Officer for the Agricultural Research Service (ARS).  The speaker describes the biosafety containment facilities and practices at the Plum Island Animal Disease Center in New York, which is used by the USDA for the study of animal parasites and diseases.  Four objectives of all containment laboratories are detailed: 1) serve research needs, 2) provide personnel protection, 3) prevent contamination, and 4) protect the environment.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 273.

**Pork Quality Assurance: FDA and Your Farm**. A Program of America's Pork Producers. National Pork Producers Council (U.S.); University of Nebraska, Lincoln. Cooperative Extension. Des Moines: National Pork Producers Council, c1994. 1 VHS videocassette, 2 booklets, 1 set of self-assessment materials, 1 calendar.

  *Keywords:* Veterinary drugs, U.S., drug residues, laws and regulations, swine d                    iseases, disease prevention, meat quality.

  *Note:* A learning program designed to teach hog farmers the proper use of veterinary drugs. The two booklets contain the texts of the three learning modules. The videotape is used with lesson III.  Issues discussed include: food safety, illegal drug residues, HACCP, drug regulators such as the FDA, EPA and FSIS, medicated feeds, mixing guidelines, and GMP (Good Management Practices). Videotape has segments: Pork quality assurance (37 min.); FDA and your farm : what you need to know (12 min.); Quiz (12 min.).

  *NAL Call No.:* Kit no.278

**Poultry at Home**. Ipswich, UK; Farming Press Videos;  Distributed in N.

America by Diamond Farm Enterprises of Alexandria Bay, NY; c1993; 1/2" VHS, 77 min. ISBN: 0852362595.

  *Keywords:* Raising chickens, basic management, health.

  *Note:* A beginner's guide to poultry health and management. Victoria Roberts, and Julie Musk use over 50 pure breeds to illustrate the various points. Topics include: choosing your breed, housing, handling, predators, feed and digestion, diseases and parasites, breeding, sexing, candling eggs, and rearing chicks.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1914.

**Practical Methodology: Endotracheal Intubation of the Rabbit**. Davis, CA: University of California at Davis; 1985; U-Matic 3/4", 13 min.

  *Keywords:* rabbits, anesthesia, laboratory animals, veterinary training.

  *Note:* This film demonstrates the proper techniques involved in performing endotracheal intubation for anesthetizing the Rabbit.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 204.

**Practical Methodology: Endotracheal Intubation of the Rat and Hamster**. Davis, CA: University of California at Davis; 1985; U-Matic 3/4", 10 min. 30 sec.

  *Keywords:* Rats, hamsters, anesthesia, laboratory animals, veterinary training.                    

  *Note:* This film demonstrates the proper techniques involved in performing endotracheal intubation for anesthetizing the rat and hamster.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 204.

**Practical Methodology: Endotracheal Intubation of the Guinea Pig**. Davis, CA: University of California at Davis;  1985; U-Matic 3/4", 13 min.

  *Keywords:* Guinea pigs, anesthesia, laboratory animals, veterinary training.

  *Note:* This film demonstrates the proper techniques involved in performing endotracheal intubation for anesthetizing the guinea pig.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 204.

**Practical Methodology: Humane Handling and Laboratory Techniques for the Hamster**. Davis, CA: University of California at Davis; 1987; 1/2" VHS, 22 min.

  *Keywords:* Hamsters, laboratory animals, biomedical techniques, restraint, veterinary training.

  *Note:* This film on the use of the hamster in the laboratory, demonstrates proper restraint and handling techniques, endotracheal intubation, drug administration, blood collection, and sex determination.  A script accompanies the videocassette.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 404.

**Practical Methodology: Humane Handling and Laboratory Techniques for the Guinea Pig**. Davis, CA: University of California at Davis; 1987; 1/2" VHS, U-Matic 3/4", 19 min. 24 sec.

  *Keywords:* Guinea pigs, laboratory animals, restraint, veterinary training.

  *Note:* This film provides instruction on the proper restraint and handling of guinea pigs and demonstrates common laboratory techniques, such as administering injections and oral dosages, and using guinea pigs.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette Nos. 687 and 204.

**Practical Methodology: Humane Handling and Laboratory Techniques for the Rabbit**. Davis, CA; University of California at Davis; 1987; 1/2" VHS, U-Matic, 25 min. 30 sec.

  *Keywords:* rabbits, laboratory animals, biomedical techniques, restraint, veterinary training.

  *Note:* Instruction for restraining and handling the laboratory Rabbit is provided in this film.  It demonstrates common laboratory techniques using the Rabbit, including sexing, gavaging, injection techniques (intramuscular, intravenous, intradermal, and subcutaneous), ear vein and cardiac puncture blood collection, use of sedatives/vasodialators, and euthanasia.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette Nos. 688 and 204.

**Practical Methodology: Humane Handling and Laboratory Techniques for the Mouse**. Davis, CA: University of California; 1987; U-Matic 3/4", 18 min. 16 sec.

  *Keywords:* Mice, laboratory animals, restraint, handling, veterinary training, biomedical techniques.

  *Note:* This program instructs the viewer on methods of restraining and handling laboratory mice in order to perform common experimental procedures.  Demonstrations of laboratory techniques using the mouse, including administering injections and oral dosages, are provided.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 204.

**Practical Methodology: Humane Handling and Laboratory Techniques for the Rat**. Davis, CA: University of California at Davis; 1987; 1/2" VHS, 21 min.

  *Keywords:* Rats, laboratory animals, biomedical techniques, restraint, veterinary training.

  *Note:* This film demonstrates proper restraint and handling techniques, endotracheal intubation, drug administration, blood collection, and sex determination for the laboratory rat.  A script accompanies the videocassette.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 405.

**Practical Methodology: Nonhuman Primates Part II - Special Laboratory Techniques**. Davis, CA: University of California at Davis; 1988; 1/2" VHS, 15 min.

  *Keywords:* Macaques, technician training, biomedical techniques, intubation.

  *Note:* The second part of a two part series, this program describes and demonstrates laboratory techniques involving primates, including gavaging, injections, and blood collection.  A manual accompanies the videocassette.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 413, Part 2 of 2.

**Practical Methodology: Nonhuman Primates Part I - Personnel Safety, Primate Handling and Restraint**. Davis, CA: University of California at Davis; 1988; 1/2" VHS, 18 min. 40 sec.

  *Keywords:* Squirrel monkeys, macaques, ketamine hydrochloride, Herpes B virus, restraint, technician training, occupational health and safety, laboratory animals.

  *Note:* The first of a two-part series, this program discusses personnel safety for laboratory animal technicians working with primates.  It covers Herpes B virus prevention, protective clothing, personal hygiene, and safe handling, practices with the goal of minimizing stress to the animals and maximizing safety for the handler. A manual accompanies the videocassette.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 413, Part 1 of 2.

**Practical Methodology: Reptiles Part II - Special Laboratory Techniques**. Davis, CA: University of California at Davis; 1988; 1/2" VHS, 17 min. 41 sec.

  *Keywords:* Snakes, tortoises, terrapins, lizards, biomedical techniques, laboratory animals, succinyl choline, ketamine hydrochloride.

  *Note:* The second of a two-part series, this program covers laboratory techniques such as sexing, blood sampling, catheter placement, injection sites, oral gavaging, intubation, restraint, anesthesia, and euthanasia for reptiles.  A manual accompanies the videocassette.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 414 Part II.

**Practical Methodology: Reptiles Part I - Humane Handling, Restraint and Husbandry**. Davis, CA: University of California at Davis; 1988; 1/2" VHS, 17 min.

  *Keywords:* Snakes, lizards, tortoises, terrapins, husbandry, restraint, handling.

  *Note:* The first of a two-part series, this program discusses the basics of handling, restraint, and husbandry of snakes, lizards, tortoises, and terrapins.  A manual accompanies the videocassette.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 414, Part I.

**Practical Outdoor Pig Production [videorecording]**. Ipswich;  Farming Press Videos; Distributed in N. America by Diamond Farm Enterprises of Alexandria  Bay, NY;  c1993; 1/2 " VHS, ca 40 min.

  *Keywords:* Swine breeding, housing, record keeping.

  *Note:* Features examples of breeding units showing basic requirements, essential services, housing and equipment, records, and integration with other farming enterprises.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1912.

**Preparation of the Patient and Surgical Team**.  Richard Walshaw; Michigan State University. Dept. of Small Animal Clinical Sciences.  Michigan State University. Instructional Media Center.  East Lansing, Mich.: Michigan State University, Instructional Media Center, c1989. 1 VHS videocassette (30 min., 28 sec.). 

  *Keywords:* Veterinary surgery. 

  *Note:* Principles of surgery for the small animal clinician. 

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette No. 2920  

**Preserving our Livestock Heritage**. Pittsboro, NC : American Minor Breeds Conservancy, [199-?]. 1 VHS videocassette (13 min., 50 sec.).

  *Keywords:* Conserving rare livestock, American Minor Breeds Conservancy orgnization.

  *Note:* Discusses how many livestock breeds are facing extinction as breeders seek to meet farmer requirements for specialized animal traits. Concludes with a brief description of the work of the American Minor Breeds Conservancy.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2097.

**Primates**. San Diego, CA: San Diego Zoological Society and Davis, CA: University of California at Davis; 1981; 125 slides, audiocassette, 25 min.

  *Keywords:* Chimpanzees, gibbons, orangutans, tarsiers, marmosets, gorillas, husbandry, restraint, handling, taxonomy, zoo animals, biomedical techniques.

  *Note:* This slide set illustrates principles of handling and restraint of various species of primates.  Topics related to handling include protective clothing, restraint devices, and capture methods.  A number of laboratory techniques are also covered, including blood, urine, and fecal collection; tuberculin testing; injections; gavaging; and administering medicines.  Primate nutrition is discussed briefly.  A guide accompanies the slides.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 197.

**Principles of Rodent Control**. "National Pest Control Association (NPCA) rodent control series;" 2. Dunn Loring, VA: NPCA; c1990; 1/2" VHS, 12 min. Includes 1 manual (16 leaves).

  *Keywords:* Rodent control, rodenticides, pesticide application.

  *Note:* This"National Pest Control Association Rodent Control Training Program" (one of six videos) explains the three principles of rodent control: exclusion, sanitation and population reduction. An understanding of these principles enables the pest control service technician to utilize strategies and materials to effectively control or eliminate the rodent infestation. The accompanying manual includes practical training tips, program presentation recommendations, a pretest and a post test (with answers), suggested reference materials, and a commensal rodent pictorial identification key.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1040.

**Proceptivity Patterns in Captive Lowland Gorillas, Orangutans, and Celebes Macaques**. Shirley L. Davis. [Orono, Me.] : Onward Program, University of Maine, c1993. 1 VHS videocassette (21 min).

  *Keywords:* Courtship, sexual behavior, primate behavior, gorillas, orangutan, macaques.

  *Note:* This film documents female courtship by primates, and shows individual variations of this behavior. The emphasis of this program is on young adult female gorillas at the zoo of the Jersey Wildlife Preservation Trust and the Woodland Park Zoo. These females perform an unusual estrous behavior dubbed "bottom bouncing". They are also seen presenting to males, and posturing for solicitation in a prolonged courtship period. Also shown are female courtship behaviors of Bornean and Sumatran orangutans (Pongo pygmaeus) and Celebes black (or Sulawesi crested) macaques (Macaca nigra). The female orangutans exhibit some unusual vocalizations. The macaques show examples of sex skin swelling, and a copulating pair is harassed by juveniles.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2368.

**Professional Advice for Healthy, Happy Birds**. New York, NY: Maier Group Communications; 1989; 1/2" VHS, 45 min.

  *Keywords:* Pets, animal welfare, care.

  *Note:* As part of Dr. Michael Fox's animal series, this video offers his professional advice on how to care for pet birds.  He emphasizes techniques that will make your pet happier and healthier.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 692.

**Professional Advice for the Care of Cage-dwelling Pets, Including Gerbils, Hamsters, rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Rats, and Mice**. New York, NY: Maier Group Communications; 1989; 1/2" VHS, 45 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal welfare, rodents, small animals, lagomorphs, housing.

  *Note:* Dr. Michael Fox provides professional advice for the care of cage-dwelling pets such as mice, gerbils, guinea pigs, and rabbits.  Emphasis is given to providing the proper housing, care, and handling of these animals.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 691.

**Progress Without Pain**. London, England: The Lord Dowding Fund for Humane Research; 1984; 1/2" VHS, 55 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal models, laboratory animals, pharmaceuticals, alternative medicine, alternative testing methods, medical research.

  *Note:* Part I, A New Approach to Health, challenges the notion that modern medicine is responsible for the increased life span and better health care enjoyed by the Western world.  Rather, it identifies better nutrition, sanitation, hygiene, and living and working conditions as the major factors for improvements in health in the West. Major alternative therapies practiced in Britain are briefly surveyed. Part II, New Approach to Testing, argues that animal models are unreliable indicators of the effects of disease and drugs in humans.  Alternative techniques that eliminate the need for live animal models, including chromatography, chemical analysis, cell and organ culture, theoretical techniques, clinical observations, and research with patients, are presented.  Finally, the program discusses obstacles to the development of a more holistic and humane approach to medical research and treatment.  A manual accompanies the videocassette.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 424.

**Proper Pig Handling for Markets & Packers : Manejo Correcto de Cerdos para los Mercados y las Empresas Empaquetadoras**. National Pork Producers Council (U.S.),  National Pork Board (U.S.),  Livestock Conservation Institute.  Bowling Green, KY : Livestock Conservation Institute, c1997. 1 VHS videocassette (36 min.): 1 booklet.

  *Keywords:* Swine, humane handling, pork, meat quality.

  *Note:* Shows proper techniques and procedures for handling pigs to insure high quality meat. Narrative is in both English and Spanish.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2673.

**Protecting Endangered Animals**. Washington, DC : National Geographic Society; 1984; 15 min. Includes 2 identical teacher's guides.

  *Keywords:* Endangered species, extinction, wildlife conservation.

  *Note:* Explains why animals have become extinct in the past, describes the plight of presently endangered species, and examines success stories of animals that seem to have been snatched from the jaws of extinction.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no. 1164.
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**Quality Assurance: A Term Used by Animal Agriculture Which Refers to the Production of High Quality, Safe, and Wholesome Food!**. Jeff Goodwin. College Station, Tex.: Instructional Materials Service, c1997. 1 VHS videocassette (16 min.).

  *Keywords:* Meat quality, livestock handling.

  *Note:* Shows in a humorous way the steps livestock producers can follow to ensure a quality product.  Subtitle on container: "Strengthening the chain of wholesome food production."

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2747.

**Quality Assurance for 4-H Swine Producers**. Ames, Iowa : Iowa State University, Coperative Extension Service, [1992]. 1VHS videocassette (25 min.).

  *Keywords:* Swine, meat quality pork industry, trade.

  *Note:* This program uses interaction between a veterinarian and a 4-H group to introduce concepts of the Pork Quality Assurance program. Quality Assurance seeks to help 4-H pork producers be more aware of food safety and drug residue issues, be better livestock managers, and be more efficient through the safe use of feed and water medications.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2366.

**Question of Ethics**. Jeff Goodwin. College Station, TX : Instructional Materials Service, Texas A&M University, c1994. 1 VHS videocassette (20 min., 30 sec.). Includes 1 facilitator guide.

  *Keywords:* Ethics, 4-H-clubs, animal abuse, livestock showing.

  *Note:* Addresses the rare cases of unethical practices associated with the Junior Livestock Program.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2637.

**Questions & Answers about BST and Milk**. Washington, DC: Dairy Coalition,  199-?; 1/2" VHS, 6 min.

  *Keywords:* Bovine somatotropin, effects of bST on milk quality and composition.

  *Note:* Former U.S. Surgeon General C. Everett Koop answers questions about BST and milk. Topics discussed include the composition of milk from cows treated with BST, the safety of milk from cows treated with BST, the effect of BST on cows' health, antibiotic residues, and labeling requirements for milk from cows treated with BST.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no. 1885.
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**rabbits: Bacterial and Mycotic Diseases**. Seattle, WA: University of Washington, Health Sciences Center for Educational Resources; 1990; 60 slides, guide, audio cassette, 19 min.

  *Keywords:* Signs, diagnosis, observation.

  *Note:* Series 2 of the Laboratory Animal Medicine and Science slide series, which covers clinical signs of pasteurellosis, enterotoxemia, mucoid enteropathy, treponematosis, mastitis, Tyzzer's disease, and superficial mycoses.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 384.

**rabbits: Biology**. Seattle, WA: University of Washington, Health Sciences Center for Educational Resources; 1990; 36 slides, guide, audio cassette, 12 min.

  *Keywords:* Laboratory animals, physiology, anatomy, animal care.

  *Note:* This slide series, designed as a training tool, covers taxonomy, unique anatomical features, breeds of laboratory rabbits, normal vital signs and hematological values, injection sites, hair growth, gestation, and sex determination.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 382.

**rabbits: Care and Management in a Laboratory Setting**. Seattle, WA:  University of Washington, Health Sciences Center for Educational Resources; 1990; 47 slides, guide, audio cassette, 20 min.

  *Keywords:* Laboratory animal, housing, animal welfare.

  *Note:* As a training tool, these slides cover the importance of animal care as well as the procedures for care and management under the Animal Welfare Act and the Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 381.

**rabbits: Introduction to Use in Research**. Seattle, WA: University of Washington, Health Sciences Center for Educational Resources; 1990; 60 slides, guide, audio cassette, 19 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal welfare, laboratory animal, testing.

  *Note:* This training tool presents laws and guidelines, historical use in research and testing, development of alternatives, attributes as research animals, recognition of pain and disease, and signs and significance of common diseases.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 379.

**rabbits: Noninfectious Disease**. Seattle, WA: University of Washington, Health Sciences Center for Educational Resources; 1990; 51 slides, guide, audio cassette, 18 min.

  *Keywords:* Laboratory animals, anatomical disorders, gastric disorders, skin diseases, nutrition.

  *Note:* These slides cover clinical signs of neoplastic disease, splay leg, mandibular prognathism, pododermatitis, spinal fractures, gastric disorders, dermatitis, and nutritional deficiencies.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 383.

**rabbits:  Parasitic, Protozoal, and Viral Diseases**. Seattle, WA: University of Washington, Health Sciences Center for Educational Resources; 1990; 35 slides, guide, audio cassette, 12 min.

  *Keywords:* Laboratory animal, clinical signs, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention.

  *Note:* This presentation covers viral, protozoal, and parasitic diseases common to rabbits; clinical and pathologic signs; diagnostics; treatments; and preventive measures.  This slide set is designed as a training tool.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 380.

**Raising Emus & Rheas**.  Ken Wilson. Kerrville, Tex.: Sportsmen on Film, c1993. 1VHS videocassette (60 min.)

  *Keywords:* Ratites, emus, rheas, husbandry, production management.

  *Note:* Ken Wilson shows how emus and rheas are raised on the Kerrville Ratite Ranch. Topics covered include egg collection, incubation, candling, hatching, housing, and feeding.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2584.

**Recognition and Alleviation of Pain and Distress**. Closter, NJ: Production Plus, Inc.; 1990; 1/2" VHS, 23 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal welfare, euthanasia, analgesia.

  *Note:* Videotape of a presentation at the Symposium:  Animal Welfare Compliance for Study Directors presented at the Eleventh Annual Meeting of the American College of Toxicology in Orlando, FL, October 1990.  Relevant definitions and mechanisms for determining and alleviating pain are discussed.  The responsibilities and interaction of the study director, attending veterinarian, and the animal care and use committee are outlined.  Methods to determine the appropriate endpoint to studies are proposed.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 968.

**Reducing Residues in the Main Causes of Violations: The Cull Dairy Cow and the Bob Veal Calf**. Points to Dairy Quality.  Benny Burge Norman; University of California, Davis; Agri-Education, Inc; Milk & Dairy Beef Quality Assurance Program. Stratford, Iowa: Milk & Dairy Beef Cattle Quality Assurance Center, c1993. 1 videocassette (VHS), 2 sound cassettes, 1 set of teaching materials

  *Keywords:* Veterinary drugs, residues, product quality assurances, diseases chemotherapy, food safety concerns, production practices.

  *Note:* Describes the ten-point program established by the    National Milk Producers Federation and the American Veterinary Medicine    Association to establish standards for the treatment of    dairy and beef cattle with drugs and prevent residues from entering the food    supply. Emphasizes the importance of the working relationship between the veterinarian    and the producer. Produced by the University of California, Davis in cooperation    with Agri-Education, Inc. "USDA Extension Service #91-EFSQ-1-4020."    Instructional materials include script of video in English and Spanish, questions    and answers, narratives to radio messages, 4-H educational package, copies of    slides and several articles. Slides originally issued with chapter 8 have been    replaced by photos of the slides.

  *NAL Call No.:* Kit no.246.

**Reptiles: Bacterial Diseases of Captive Reptiles**. Seattle, WA: University of Washington; 1975; 55 slides, audiocassette, 14 min.

  *Keywords:* Turtles, tortoises, terrapins, snakes, lizards, bacterial diseases, veterinary medicine.

  *Note:* This slide set describes and illustrates the following aspects of bacterial diseases of reptiles: predisposing environmental factors, clinical symptoms, and disease treatment and prevention. Superficial cutaneous infections, septicemic cutaneous necerative disease, superficial abscesses, maxillary abscesses, infectious stomatitis, respiratory infections, and shell "fungus" are the disease conditions examined. A manual accompanies the slide set.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 222.

**Research Animals: A Realistic View**. Springfield, IL: Southern Illinois University; 1978; 1/2" VHS, 13 min. 37 sec.

  *Keywords:* Laboratory animal facility, veterinary medicine, husbandry.

  *Note:* This program discusses the quality of animal care and equipment of a model animal research facility.  A visual tour through an actual research facility serves to illustrate proper laboratory animal care.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 205.

**Research Methods for Studying Animal Behavior in a Zoo Setting**. Apple Valley, MN: Minnesota Zoological Garden and Portland, OR: Washington Park Zoo; 1983; U-Matic 3/4", (Part 1) 19 min., (Part 2) 60 min.

  *Keywords:* Musk oxen, macaques, flamingos, zoo animals, ethology, ethograms, statistics, sampling methods.

  *Note:* This film introduces novice researchers to methods of studying animal behavior. Formulating a research question, reconnaissance observations, ethogram construction, sampling methods, data collection, statistical analysis, and interpretation of results are discussed.  The program emphasizes five different sampling methods. The viewer can practice each method by watching and scoring the following samples of behavior: agonistic interactions of male musk oxen, social play in Japanese macaques, and feeding in flamingos.  The accompanying manual includes examples of ethograms and data sheets for sampling.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 234.

**Responsible Care and Use of Canine in Research**. University of Wisconsin, Research Animal Resources Center; 1989; 1/2" VHS, 30 min.

  *Keywords:* Dogs, laboratory animals, biomedical research, restraint, handling, veterinary techniques, teaching.

  *Note:* This video discusses the uses of dogs in biomedical research.  Physiological and psychological aspects are considered. Proper care, handling, and veterinary techniques are discussed and demonstrated.  Regulations, guidelines, animal rights issues, and random source and purpose breeding are also discussed.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 736.

**Restraining/Injecting**. No. 204. Owatonna, MN: PigWorld, Inc., [199-?]. 1 VHS videocassette [Injecting pigs (11 min., 50 sec.),  Snaring pigs (10 min.) ].

  *Keywords:* Veterinary injections, restraint techniques, swine handling.

  *Note:* Covers injecting pigs, types of injection guns, needles, drugs, snaring methods and restraint of pigs.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no. 2600.

**Restraint and Handling of the Bird**. Davis, CA: School of Veterinary Medicine, University of California at Davis; c1978; 1/2" VHS, 12 min. (Tape no. #3236.1"--Cassette label.)

  *Keywords:* Birds, handling, restraint methods, birds.

  *Note:* Discusses common anatomical characteristics of all birds. Common physical and chemical restraint techniques used on most birds are demonstrated.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1907.

**Restraint and Handling of the Dog**. Davis, CA: University of California at Davis; 1977; U-Matic 3/4", 19 min.

  *Keywords:* Dogs, restraint, veterinary training, veterinary medicine.

  *Note:* This program demonstrates proper methods of restraining and handling dogs in a veterinary hospital setting in order to perform various medical procedures.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 219.

**Restraint and Handling of the Cat**. Davis, CA: University of California at Davis; 1977; U-Matic 3/4", 15 min.

  *Keywords:* Cats, restraint, veterinary training, veterinary medicine.

  *Note:* This film demonstrates methods of restraining and handling cats in a veterinary hospital setting in order to perform various medical procedures.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 217.

**Restraint and Handling of the Reptile--Snakes**. Davis, CA: School of

Veterinary Medicine, University of  California at Davis; c1979; 1/2" VHS, 34 min.  (Tape no. 3246-1--Cassette label.)

  *Keywords:* Non-poison snakes, poisonous snakes, restraint, behavior, immobilization, handling.

  *Note:* Restraint techniques and special handling procedures are demonstrated on a variety of poisonous and nonpoisonous snakes. Included is a protocol for snake bite emergencies and a demonstration of first aid procedures.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no. 1909.

**Restraint and Handling of the Reptile-- Crocodilians, Chelonians, and Lizards**.  Davis, CA: School of Veterinary Medicine, University of California; c1979; 1/2" VHS, 25 min. (Tape no. #3246.2"--Cassette label).

  *Keywords:* Reptiles, handling, restraint, immobilization, behavior, crocodiles, lizards, turtles.

  *Note:* Describes the danger potential and physical characteristics and behavior as a basis for the demonstration of various types of restraint for reptiles. The proper handling as well as restraint or crocodilians, chelonians and lizards. is demonstrated.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no. 1908.

**Reverence for Life: Rights and Responsibilities**. Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota; 1986; 1/2" VHS, 45 min.

  *Keywords:* Ethics, values, rights, animal welfare.

  *Note:* A panel discussion on how people value and treat animals is presented.  The equality of different life forms, rights of animals, and human responsibility toward animals are discussed.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 325.

**Rhea Intensive Farming: Reference Guide to the Exotic Bird Production from Egg to Breeder**. Lea Hosman and Chris Ramsey. Utopia, Tex.: Hosman/Ramsey Rheas, c1993. 1 videocassette (ca. 45 min.).

  *Keywords:* Rheas, ratities, husbandry, production practices, egg hatching.

  *Note:* A guide to exotic bird production from egg to breeder. Rhea farming by Lea Hosman and Chris Ramsey.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2664.

**Riding with Awareness**. Educational Horse Videos. Linda Tellington-Jones Series. Linda Tellington-Jones and Robyn Hood and Pam Lawlor. La Jolla, CA: Lawlor Productions, c1987. 1 VHS videocassette (ca. 69 min.).

  *Keywords:* Horse training, riding, behavior.

  *Note:* T.E.A.M. (Tellington-Jones Equine Awareness Method) solutions are discussed for correcting common problems, such as tail switching, ewe neck, tongue hanging and shying.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2137.

**Rodents: Basic Needs, Handling and Care**. Closter, NJ: Production Plus, Inc.; 1990; 1/2" VHS, 19 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal welfare, rodents, laboratory animals.

  *Note:* Videotape of a presentation at the Symposium:  Animal Welfare Compliance for Study Directors presented at the Eleventh Annual Meeting of the American College of Toxicology in Orlando, FL, October 1990.  Training video for research personnel, which includes a discussion of animal shipping, identification, viral disease monitoring, confinement caging, water, bedding, and environment for rodents.  Guidelines for determining when euthanasia is appropriate are provided.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 967.

**Rural Texas: Changes and Challenges.** Texas Agricultural Extension Service. Dept. of Agricultural Communications.  [College Station, Tex.?]: The Service, [1993?] 1 VHS videocassette (16 min.).

  *Keywords:* Rural conditions, Texas.

  *Note:* This Extension Service State Agriculture discusses the recent changes in rural life in the state.

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette No. 2910 
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**Safeguarding America's Health: The Judicious Use of Antimicrobials in  Food Animals.**  Center for Veterinary Medicine (U.S.).  American Veterinary Medical Association.  [Washington, D.C.?]: The Center, [199-?] 1 VHS videocassette (14 min.).

  *Keywords:* Anti-infective agents in veterinary medicine United States.

  *Note:* Food safety issues related to food animal production systems and the use of antibiotics.

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette no. 3005 

**Safely Handling Breeding Stallions & Mares with T.E.A.M.  Educational Horse Videos**. Linda Tellington-Jones series. Linda Tellington-Jones and Robyn Hood. La Jolla, CA: Lawlor Productions, c1987. 1 VHS videocassette (71 min.).

  *Keywords:* Stallions, mares, handling, training, restraint, behavior, breeding.

  *Note:* T.E.A.M. (Tellington-Jones Equine Awareness Method) solutions are discussed for training horses without anxiety and overexcitation, to improve the breeding process and attitudes and performance.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2139.

**Safety & Regulatory Issues in Transgenic Production of  Biopharmaceuticals**. Bethesda, Md: BioConferences International, Inc; c1994; 1/2" VHS, 93 min.

  *Keywords:* Transgenic animals, conference, biopharmaceuticals, safety.

  *Note:* Three speakers discuss the role of transgenic animals in the production of biopharmaceuticals. Topics covered include transgenic animals for the production of biological products, production of medicinal products for human use in transgenic animals, and therapeutics from transgenic animals and the adventitious agent concerns. Recorded during a session at BioEast'94 held in Washington, DC, Jan 24-27, 1994.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1978.

**Sales Preparation**. Lexington, KY: Blood-Horse Productions; c1985; 1/2" VHS, ca. 35 min.

  *Keywords:* Horses, grooming, yearlings, weanlings, broodmares, marketing.

  *Note:* Production of The Blood-Horse, a weekly magazine devoted to improving thorough red breeding and racing. Techniques in presenting yearlings, weanlings, and broodmares to best advantage for prospective buyers are described.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1883.

**Salmonellosis in Livestock: Risk and Reality W.W. Laegreid ; [both presented by] University of Nebraska--Lincoln, Great Plains Veterinary Educational Center ; in cooperation with the USDA Meat Animal Research Center.**  Jim Keen, W.W. Laegreid; Great Plains Veterinary Educational Center.  Meat Animal Research Center.  University of Nebraska--Lincoln.  Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources.  Communications and Information Technology.  Lincoln, NE:  Communications and Information Technology, IANR, University of Nebraska, [between 1990 and 1999] 1 VHS videocassette (71 min.). 

  *Keywords:* Salmonellosis in animals, food safety measures, Escherichia coli, foodborne diseases, prevention, food contamination prevention, United States. 

  *Note:* Presents information on salmonellosis in livestock with an emphasis on food safety, public health, and natural history. Also discusses E. coli in livestock and the use of HACCP in preharvest food safety.

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette No. 2885      

**Science in Agriculture**. Career Opportunities: Biotechnology in the Animal Science Fargo, N.D.: North Dakota State University, College of Agriculture, c1987. 1 VHS videocassette (11 min.).

  *Keywords:* Animal Science, careers, biotechnology, cell culture, genetic engineering.

  *Note:* Discusses new areas of basic research in animal sciences. Topics covered include gene transfer, genetic engineering, animal cell culture, improved efficiency of feed usage, and growth control.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.1796.

**Search for the Great Apes**. National Geographic video. Stanford, CT: Veston Video; c1989; 1/2" VHS, 60 min. ISBN: 0805106499. The video is closed captioned for the hearing impaired.

  *Keywords:* Diane Fossey, Birute Galdikas-Brindamour, gorillas, orangutan, behavior, Africa, Borneo.

  *Note:* This video was produced in cooperation with the National Geographic Society, Wolper Production and Vestron Video. It examines the efforts of Dian Fossey and Birute Galdikas-Brindamour to discover new facts about the life and behavior of gorillas and orangutans.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1101.

**Searching the Literature for Alternatives**. Closter, NJ: Production Plus, Inc.; 1990; 1/2" VHS, 26 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal welfare, animal models, toxicology, resources, information.

  *Note:* Videotape of a presentation at the Symposium: Animal Welfare Compliance for Study Directors presented at the Eleventh Annual Meeting of the American College of Toxicology in Orlando, FL, October 1990.  This presentation provides scientists with information resources on alternatives.  Alternatives are described using the 3R's of Russell and Birch.  There is a detailed description of information services and products available from major organizations, information centers, and scientific databases.  In addition, pointers are given on how to effectively define and locate alternative methods.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 970.

**Sentenced for Life (Also called "Chicken for Dinner**."). Potomac, MD: United Poultry Concerns, Inc.; 1990; 1/2" VHS, 34 min.

  *Keywords:* Battery systems, poultry production, intensive housing, welfare.

  *Note:* Produced by Chickens' Lib in the U.K., this exposé documents the battery caging systems used for housing poultry in egg production in Great Britain.  Welfare, housing, and behavior are addressed.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1288.

**Separating Fact from Myth: The Veal Industry Challenge**. Chicago: Beef Industry Council(US).Veal Committee. American Veal Association; 1990; 1/2" VHS, 11 min.

  *Keywords:* Veal industry, animal welfare issues, food safety.

  *Note:* Describes the veal industry's viewpoint on the issues of animal welfare and food safety.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no. 1537.

**Share the Care: Humane Education**. Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota; 1986; 1/2" VHS, 45 min.

  *Keywords:* Pets, ethics, children, education, animal welfare.

  *Note:* Barbara Raye of the Minnesota Humane Society and Dr. Ashley Robinson of the University of Minnesota discuss Share the Care, a project designed to teach students K-12 humane treatment of animals.  The panelists describe the curriculum and activities of the program. Raye states that the project aims at developing ideas and opinions about animals rather that just providing information, and that it has imparted to participants respect and fondness for animals.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 327.

**Sheep Management Practices**. I. Sheep Production Video Series. Tape #214. Lubbock, Tex.: Creative Educational Video, Inc., c1987. 1 VHS videocassette (55 min.).

  *Keywords:* Sheep, husbandry practices, restraint, basic care procedures.

  *Note:* Covers characteristics of sheep, housing and facilities, handling and restraint, lambing, docking and castration; includes quizzes and answers.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2580.

**Sheep Management Practices**. II. Tape #215. Lubbock, Tex. : Creative Educational Video, Inc., c1987. 1 VHS videocassette (44 min.).

  *Keywords:* Sheep, production practices, parasites, shearing.

  *Note:* Discusses sheep management practices concerning identification, internal and external parasites, foot care, and shearing of sheep.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2581.

**Shiverer Mouse**. Tokyo: Central Institute for Experimental Animals; 1989; 1/2" VHS, 12 min.

  *Keywords:* Mouse, neuron, myelin basic protein, biotechnology, DNA.

  *Note:* This short film examines how biotechnology is used to study the cause and cure for the disease that afflicts shiverer mice.  The cause, a deficiency in the myelin basic protein (MBP), is described and illustrated using micrographs of nerve cells. A MBP gene is injected into a zygote of a shiverer mouse to produce healthy offspring. The Chugai Pharmaceutical Company of Japan developed the video.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 439.

**Shoeing the Horse**. Equine Educational Video Series. Todd Parmenter. [Florida?] : Edmar Video Productions : Todd Parmenter's Show Horses, c1985. 1 VHS videocassette (40 min., 31 sec.).

  *Keywords:* Horseshoeing, tools, horse restraint.

  *Note:* Todd Parmenter demonstrates resetting the hooves on one front and one hind foot of a horse. Includes discussion of ferrier tools and their use, tips on choosing a shoe, and reshaping, fitting and tacking the horseshoe.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2609.

**Signs of Enrichment**. Ellensburg, WA: Friends of Washoe Foundation; 1986; 1/2" VHS, 41 min.

  *Keywords:* Chimpanzees, environmental enrichment, laboratory animals, behavior.

  *Note:* Roger and Deborah Fouts of the Friends of Washoe Foundation narrate this film, which demonstrates techniques for enriching the environment of captive chimpanzees. Providing a varied diet; "celebrating" birthdays and holidays; and supplying balloons, crayons, and other toys are among the suggestions aimed at alleviating the monotony of confinement in a laboratory animal facility.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 184.

**Signs of the Apes, Songs of the Whales**. Nova (Television program); Stanford, CT.:Vestron Video; 1988; c1983; 1/2" VHS, 58 min. Originally broadcast on the television program Nova.

  *Keywords:* Human-animal communication, Washoe, apes, dolphins, sea lions, gorillas, whales.

  *Note:* Revisits Washoe, a chimpanzee that communicates using American Sign Language, and examines some of the most recent language experiments being done with apes, dolphins, sea lions, gorillas, and whales.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1747.

**Silent World: Genetic Engineering-Ethical, Environmental and Animal Welfare Concerns**. Washington, DC: Center for Respect of Life and Environment; 1988; 1/2" VHS, 39 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal welfare, genetics, biotechnology, chimeras, ecology, diseases, patenting, intensive livestock farming, ethics, medical research, pesticides.

  *Note:* Dr. Michael W. Fox considers the environmental effects and ethical implications of genetic engineering.  Fox warns that the production of genetically altered organisms could lead to environmental devastation, reduced biological diversity, and increased suffering of research animals.  The video examines recent genetic manipulations: monoclonal antibody production from mice, insertion of avian leukosis virus into poultry and the AIDS virus into mice, genetically engineered bacteria for bacterial pesticides, and pigs endowed with the human growth gene.  The program concludes with a plea for greater respect for the sanctity of life and possible alternatives to genetic engineering.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 417.

**Silver Spring Monkeys**. Washington, DC: People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, Inc.; 1981; 1/2" VHS, 17 min.

  *Keywords:* Cynomologus monkeys, rhesus monkeys, PETA, NIH, deafferentation, neurology, animal abuse, animal welfare.

  *Note:* This videorecording consists of a series of photographs taken by Alex Pacheco while working at the NIH's Institute of Behavioral Research in Silver Spring, MD. The photographs document the poor care and treatment of primates held at the laboratory of Dr. Edward Taub and were used by Pacheco to testify on animal abuse before the U.S. House Subcommittee on Science Research and Technology.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 301.

**Small Animal Anesthetic Induction Technique**. Ames, Iowa: Iowa State University; 1978; U-Matic 3/4", 19 min. 50 sec.

  *Keywords:* Cats, dogs, anesthesia, veterinary training, sodium pentobarbital, s                    odium pentothal, ketamine hydrochloride, halothane, nitrous oxide.

  *Note:* This film demonstrates techniques involved in administering common anesthetic agents to cats and dogs, and illustrates their effects.  The program covers intramuscular, intravenous, and inhalation methods of anesthetic induction. Both the face mask and chamber methods of inhalation anesthetic induction are illustrated.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 344.

**Small Mammals Restraint and Handling**. San Diego, CA: San Diego Zoological Society and University of California at Davis, School of Veterinary Medicine; 1981; 109 slides, audiocassette, 21 min.

  *Keywords:* Porcupines, chinchillas, muskrats, armadillos, bats, zoo animals, restraint, handling, veterinary medicine.

  *Note:* Designed as a tutorial for zoo animal caretakers and veterinarians, this slide set illustrates techniques for the safe and humane restraint and handling of various wild small mammals.  The program demonstrates the proper use of nets, snares, squeeze cages, and other equipment in order to perform veterinary exams, radiography, and tuberculin tests, provide routine health maintenance, and administer medicines. A guide accompanies the slide set.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 194.

**Solving Riding Problems with TTEAM.**  Linda Tellington-Jones, Franckh Kosmos Verlags GmbH. Trafalgar Square Publishing.  Pomfret, VT:  Trafalger Square Pub., c2000. 2 VHS videocassettes (108 min.).

  *Keywords:* Horse training, horse behavior, horsemanship, human-animal communication, problem solving.

  *Note:* In the first tape, Ms. Tellington-Jones demonstrates the use of her TTEAM confidence course which gets the viewer started on the way to solving many riding difficulties. In the second tape, she shows how to work through difficulties using her time-tested methods when riding.

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette No. 3048 

**Some Preferred Techniques for the Laboratory Rat**. [Edmonton, Alta.?]: Canadian Association for Laboratory Animal Science, [1997] 1VHS videocassette (24 min.).

  *Keywords:* Rats as laboratory animals, animal welfare, Animal experimentation.

  *Note:* A presentation of certain techniques for using and handling the laboratory rat which are considered effective and humane.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2585.

**Some Preferred Techniques for the Laboratory Guinea Pig**. (Quelques Techniques Choisies Pour Le Cochon D'inde De Laboratoire) Canadian Association of Laboratory Animals Science. Winnipeg, Canada. 1997?. 1 VHS videocassette (15min).

  *Keywords:* Guinea pigs, techniques, blood collection, teaching animals, restraint, anesthesia.

  *Note:* The fourth video presentation in our species specific series is the guinea pig. This animal presents unique challenges for blood collection as it is one of the tail-less laboratory rodents. Safe restraint and anesthesia are demonstrated to reduce, replace and refine the use of teaching animals. The target audience includes animal health technologists, graduate students, laboratory assistants and members of animal care and use committees. For more information go to: http://www.calas-acsal.org/

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 2793 

**Some Preferred Techniques for the Laboratory Rabbit**. (Quelques Techniques Choisies Pour Le Lapin De Laboratoire.) Canadian Association of Laboratory Animals Science.  Winnipeg, Canada. 1998. VHS video cassette (17 min).

  *Keywords:* Lab techniques, injections, Rabbit, anesthesia with resuscitation

  *Note:* This is the second video in our species specific series on laboratory techniques. Safe handling and restraint for injections, blood sampling and anesthesia with resuscitation methods are demonstrated. This training video id designed as a teaching aid to refine, replace and reduce the numbers of rabbits used for demonstration purposes. The target audience includes animal health technologists, graduate students, laboratory assistants and members of animal care and use committees. For more information go to: http://www.calas-acsal.org/

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no. 2792

**Some Preferred Techniques for the Laboratory Rat**.  (Quelques Techniques Choisies Pour Le Rat De Laboratoire.) Canadian Association of Laboratory Animals Science.  Winnipeg, Canada. 1997. VHS video cassette (24 Min.).

  *Keywords:* laboratory techniques, rats, handling and restraint, blood sampling and anesthesia

  *Note:* This is the first video in our species specific series on laboratory techniques. Safe handling and restraint for injections, blood sampling and anesthesia methods are demonstrated. This training video is designed as a teaching aid to refine, replace and reduce the numbers of rats needed for demonstration purposes. The target audience includes animal health technologists, graduate students, laboratory assistants and members of animal care and use committees.  For more information go to: http://www.calas-acsal.org/

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. in process

**Some Preferred Techniques for the Laboratory Mouse**. Quelques Techniques Choisies Pour La Souris De Laboratoire. Canadian Association of Laboratory Animals Science.  Winnipeg, Canada. 1998. VHS video cassette (13 min.).

  *Keywords:*  Mouse, laboratory techniques, numbers needed, demonstration

  *Note:* This is the third video in our species specific series techniques. Safe handling and restraint for injections, blood sampling and anesthesia methods are demonstrated. This training video is designed as a teaching aid to refine, replace and reduce the numbers of mice needed for demonstration purposes. The target audience includes animal health technologists, graduate students, laboratory assistants and members of animal care and use committees. For more information go to: http://www.calas-acsal.org/

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 2791

**Sorry, Charlie**. Phoenix, AZ: Arizona Humane Society; 1984; 1/2" VHS, 14 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal control, pets, overpopulation, children.

  *Note:* While searching for a home, an abandoned dog is picked up by an animal control worker and brought to a shelter.  This dramatization is designed to educate children about the plight of stray animals and to foster more responsible pet ownership.  A teaching guide accompanies the videocassette.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 339.

**Sources of Information on Animal Research Legislation and Animal Welfare**.  Clost                    er, NJ: Production Plus, Inc.; 1990; 1/2" VHS, 15 min.

  *Keywords:* Resources legislation, databases, alternatives, organizations, compliance.

  *Note:* Videotape of a presentation at the Symposium:  Animal Welfare Compliance for Study Directors presented at the Eleventh Annual Meeting of the American College of Toxicology in Orlando, FL, October 1990.  Information resources on animal welfare, educational materials, databases, alternatives, and animal research are described in this video.  Descriptions, information, and addresses are provided for organizations such as AALAS, AAALAC, AWIC, ILAR, SCAW, CAAT, FRAME, NABR, FBR, iiFAR, and others.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 969.

**Speaking of Harvey**. Santa Monica, CA: Pyramid Film & Video; 1982; 16 mm, 9 min.

  *Keywords:* Ethics, medical research, surgery, laboratory animals, animal welfare.

  *Note:* A film for junior high through college biology students, it introduces the concept of scientific ethics in relation to animal experimentation.  It shows a young physiologist performing a surgical experiment on a Rabbit while discussing the emotional difficulties he and other researchers experience when working with live animals.  The narrator stresses the importance of sensitivity and a humane attitude, recommends restraint when euthanizing animals, and proposes using one animal for several research projects.  A complete operation (dearterializing a Rabbit's liver) is performed while the researcher shares his thoughts and feelings about his work.

  *NAL Call No.:* Motion Picture No. 169.

**Spirits of the Forest**. New York: Thirteen/WNET: Distributed by Time-Life Video of Alexandria, VA; c1989, 1/2", 60 min. Closed-captioned for the hearing impaired.

  *Keywords:* Lemurs, Madagascar, habitats, behavior.

  *Note:* Shows the various species of lemurs. Footage was taken in the wild on the island of Madagascar. It shows the lemurs in their species specific unique habitats exhibiting their unique behaviors. The video is narrated by George Page and was originally broadcast on the PBS program Nature.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1974.

**Sportsmedicine Therapies and Treatments**. Grand Prairie, TX: Equine Racing Systems, c1991; 1/2" VHS, ca. 90 min.

  *Keywords:* Race horses, lameness, veterinary physical therapies.

  *Note:* The program was taped at the Houston 1990 Sportsmedicine Seminar.  A sports therapist, Mimi Porter, discusses physical therapy for lameness in race horses.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 2043.

**Stallion Management**. Lexington, KY: Blood-Horse Productions; c1984; 1/2" VHS, ca. 30 min.

  *Keywords:* Horse breeding, stallions, management.

  *Note:* Discusses how to maintain stallions that have the best possible chance to get the mares in foal.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1897.

**Starting a Young Horse**. Omaha, NE: Farnam Companies, Inc.;  c1986; 1/2" VHS, 90 min.

  *Keywords:* Horses, training methods, training the horse for riding.

  *Note:* The video will take you through the basic steps for preparing a horse for riding. Tellington-Jones demonstrates the body work and ground exercises including using a whip as a "wand"; how to use driving reins; preparation for lunging; preparing the horse to accept a bit; the first steps of saddling; plus much more. All of these exercises and techniques will result in a smooth transition to the final goal of riding the horse.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1969.

**Step Beyond: A Question of Ethics**. Jeff  Goodwin. College Station, Tex. : Instructional Materials Service, c1995. 1 VHS videocassette (23 min.) + 1 video/activity guide (37 p.).

  *Keywords:* 4-H-clubs, ethics, showing livestock, fairs.

  *Note:* Raises the issue of the challenge of ethics in the Junior Livestock Program and attempts to give teachers, agents, and parents the tools to address the subject of unethical practices before situations arise at the local level.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2662.

**Stewards of the Land.**  Manitoba Pork.  Roblin, MB, Canada:  Solnes Productions, [199-?] 1 VHS videocassette (15 min.).   

  *Keywords:* Pork industry and trade; Manitoba, agricultural conservation; Manitoba, Canada, appropriate environmental protection.

  *Note:* Hog industry approach to sustainable development practices.

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette No. 2953    

**Stimulus Response**. Cambridge, UK: The Association for the Study of Animal Behavior, Department of Biological Sciences, Homerton College; 1996; 1/2" VHS, 33 min.

  *Keywords:* Farm animals, five steps, stimulus response, preferences, motivation.

  *Note:* Using a variety of farm animal species, the teaching video examines the five steps of stimulus response. Steps include stimulus perception, physiological receptors, co-ordination of the response, effectors, and the behavioral response. The video is geared towards high school and undergraduate college levels and is a collaborative effort between the Universities of Bristol and Cambridge.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 2350.

**Suffer the Animals**. London, England: British Films Ltd.; 1980; 16 mm, 25 min.

  *Keywords:* Ames test, Draize test, alternative testing methods, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics.

  *Note:* This film is a graphic depiction of experimental animals undergoing stressful and/or painful procedures.  The film expresses the view that the use of animals for research and testing is unnecessary, and briefly discusses possible alternatives to animal experimentation.  Suitable for high school students and older persons.

  *NAL Call No.:* Motion Picture No. 189.

**Superanimals, Superhumans? The Life Revolution**. Films for the Humanities (Firm); Primedia Productions. Canoptic Productions.; TVOntario; Telefilm Canada. Princeton, N.J: Films for the Humanities & Sciences, Inc., c1990. 1 VHS videocassette (26 min.).

  *Keywords:* Genetic engineering, animals, humans.

  *Note:* Looks at the scientific goals and social controls of the genetic engineering of animals--and humans. The film is part of the series Films for the Humanities and Sciences; produced by Primedia Productions and Canoptic Productions, in association with Channel 4 and TVOntario, with the participation of Telefilm Canada.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.1963.

**Surgery Preparation**. Davis, CA: University of California; 1984; U-Matic 3/4", 22 min.

  *Keywords:* Sterile techniques, surgery, veterinary training.

  *Note:* This tutorial program details presurgical scrubbing, gowning, and gloving procedures to ensure a sterile surgical environment.  It is intended for students of veterinary medicine.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 223.

**Surgical Instruments and Their Use**. Davis, CA: University of California at Davis; 1985; U-Matic 3/4", 33 min.

  *Keywords:* Surgical equipment, surgical techniques, veterinary medicine, veterinary training.

  *Note:* The proper use of various veterinary surgical instruments, including scalpels, scissors, clamps, tissue forceps, retractors, needle holders, suture needles, groove directors, and other miscellaneous instruments is described and illustrated. Proper suturing techniques are also covered.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 207.

**Surgical Procedures on Swine**. Manchester, NH: Group Five Communications; 1989; 1/2" VHS, 36 min., 30 sec.

  *Keywords:* Swine surgery, blood sampling, neck region and medial thigh.

  *Note:* Topics covered include blood sampling, preanesthetic administration, and surgical approaches to the trachea, carotid sheath, external jugular vein, and the vessels of the medial thigh. This video was also produced by Charles River Laboratories.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1612.

**Swine Handling and Transportation**. Madison, WI: Livestock Conservation Institute; c1989?; 1/2" VHS, 21 min.

  *Keywords:* Swine, handling transport, behavior.

  *Note:* Dr. Temple Grandin describes basic principles of pig behavior including vision, flight zone, reaction to noise, and following behavior. Shows various handling and transportation practices that reduce bruises, decrease injuries, and increase efficiency.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1593.

**Swine Handling for Pork Producers**. Pork Quality Assurance Video Series. Video #3. National Pork Producers Council (U.S.); National Pork Board (U.S.). Des Moines, Iowa : The Council, c1996. 1 VHS videocassette (ca. 15 min.) and 1 manual (8 p.) + 1 quiz.

  *Keywords:* Swine, behavior, production system, humane restraint and handling methods.

  *Note:* Discusses how pigs need to be handled on the farm and how the understanding of a pig's behavior makes it easier to handle them.

  **NAL Call No:**. Videocassette no.2332.

**Swine Handling for Transporters**. Pork Quality Assurance Video Series. Video #4. National Pork Producers Council (U.S.);  National Pork Board (U.S.). Des Moines, Iowa : The Council, c1996. 1 videocassette (ca. 17 min.) and 1 manual (10 p.) + 1 guide (2 p.) + 1 quiz.

  *Keywords:* Swine, transport, safe handling, behavior, techniques.

  *Note:* Addresses transportation techniques to help assure the safe delivery of pigs to their destination. Pre-loading, loading, transporting, and delivery procedures are shown.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2333.

**Swine Health Care**. San Luis Obispo, CA: Vocational Educational Productions; 1981; audio cassette, guide.

  *Keywords:* Management, care, husbandry, diseases.

  *Note:* This program discusses the importance of prevention in combating diseases and parasites of swine, and gives an overview of common diseases and parasites of swine.  Recommended practices for prevention and/or treatment are also covered.

  *NAL Call No.:* Filmstrip No. 209.

**Swine Management Practices I**. Swine Production Video Series. Tape #203.  Lubbock, Tex.: Creative Educational Video, c1995. 1 VHS videocassette (18 min.).

  *Keywords:* Swine, production practices, reproduction, husbandry.

  *Note:* Shows the fundamental management procedures required for successful swine production. Includes types of operations, housing facilities and breeding management.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2578.

**Swine Management Practices II**. Swine Production video Series. Tape #204 Lubbock, Tex.: Creative Educational Video, c1995. 1VHS videocassette (19 min.).

  *Keywords:* Swine, reporduction mangement, production, housing.

  *Note:* Shows advanced management procedures required for efficient swine production. Includes sow and farrowing management, litter management, environmental controls, waste management, and shipping procedures.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2579.

**Swine Respiratory Disease**. Ames, IA: Iowa State University, Extension Service in cooperation with WOI-TV. Shawnee Mission, KS: Distributed by RMI Media Productions; 1986;  1/2 " VHS, 120 min.

  *Keywords:* Swine diseases,  pneumonia.

  *Note:* This is a set of four videos on swine respiratory disease. It was originally broadcast on Iowa Public Television Network between February 3-24, 1986. Part 1 is an introduction to swine pneumonia. Part 2 addresses atrophic rhinitis. Part 3 is a description of various bacterial pneumonia. Part 4 discusses mycoplasma viruses.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no. 1422.

**Symposium: Animal Welfare Compliance for Study Directors**. Closter, NJ: Production Plus, Inc.; 1990; 1/2" VHS, 2 videocassettes, 208 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal welfare, legislation, regulations, standards.

  *Note:* Videotape of a presentation at the Symposium: Animal Welfare Compliance for Study Directors presented at the Eleventh Annual Meeting of the American College of Toxicology in Orlando, FL, October 1990.  This program was specifically designed to provide information for study directors and principal investigators so that they can be in full compliance with USDA animal welfare regulations, but is also of value to those involved in animal care.  Specific areas required for training under the Act are included in addition to information on the necessity for animal research.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 976.

**Systemic Anatomy of the Cat**. Columbia State College, Learning Resources Center; Denver, CO: Distributed by Micron BioSystems, 19--; 1/2" VHS, 155 min.

  *Keywords:* Comparative anatomy, dissection, domestic cats.

  *Note:* This set of 8 videocassette guides students through cat anatomy dissection. V. 1. Muscular system, pt. 1: The hindlimb and hip -- v. 5. Urinary and reproductive systems.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no. 2046.
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**T.E.A.M. Learning Exercises, part 2: Obstacles and Groundwork**. Educational horse Linda Tellington-Jones and Robyn Hood. La Jolla, CA : Lawlor Productions, [1988?] 1 videocassette (62 min.).

  *Keywords:* Horses, training, behavior problems, methods.

  *Note:* Linda demonstrates how to apply her methods to such problems as nervousness, whirling, poor balance, lack of coordination, stubborness and shying.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2142.

**T.E.A.M. Learning Exercises, Part 1: Awareness Movements**. Educational horse videos. Linda Tellington-Jones series Linda Tellington-Jones and Robyn Hood. La Jolla, CA : Lawlor Productions, c1988. 1VHS videocassette (68 min.).

  *Keywords:* Horses, training, horsemanship, behavior.

  *Note:* These balancing exercises for horse and rider can improve problems such as nervousness, lack of coordination, and lack of concentration by working from the ground instead of the saddle.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2141.

**Take Time? Training Your Dog from Farm Work to Trailing**.  H. Glyn Jones. Ipswich, U.K. : Farming Press Videos; Alexandria Bay, N.Y.: Distributed in N. America by Diamond Farm Enterprises, c1995. 1 VHS videocassette (ca. 56 min.). ISBN: 0852362927.

  *Keywords:* Sheep herding dogs, training, farms, competition trials.

  *Note:* Glyn Jones demonstrates how a working sheep dog can become a competent trials competitor.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2502.

**Teaching the Touch**. Linda Tellington-Jones.Virginia City, NV: Video Velocity, c1984. 1 VHS videocassette (120 min.).

  *Keywords:* Horses, training, human-animal communication, veterinary physical therapy.

  *Note:* A demonstration of the methods that have proven so successful in the relatively new frontier of physical therapy and communication with horses.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2306.

**Teaching the Yearling**. Powder Springs, GA: Betsy Beineke; c1992. 1/2" VHS, 45 min.

  *Keywords:* Training horses, yearlings, positive interaction techniques.

  *Note:* Useful for those handling their first yearling as well as for those breeders and trainers who have had difficult yearlings in the past, this program gives clear and useful information about how to use the yearling year to develop a positive interaction between horse and trainer.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no. 1900.

**Techniques in Avian Medicine.**  Jeffrey R. Jenkins; Veterinary Learning Systems Co.  [Trenton, N.J.]: VLS Video, c1993. 2 VHS videocassettes (105 min.).  Includes 2 guides. 

  *Keywords:*  Cage birds, avian medicine.  

  *Note:* Examines the procedures used in avian medicine.

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette No. 2950     

**Techniques with Guinea Pigs**. Raleigh, NC: North Carolina State University; 1986; 1/2" VHS, 6 min. 30 sec.

  *Keywords:* Guinea pigs, laboratory animals, biomedical techniques, cardiac puncture, restraint, handling.

  *Note:* This film provides concise coverage of techniques involved in the manipulation of guinea pigs for research. Handling, gender determination, administration of substances both orally and by injection, and blood collection techniques are demonstrated using a live guinea pig.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 423.

**Tellington TTouch for Happier, Healthier Dogs**.  Linda Tellington-Jones. Olympia, WA : Hartworks Video, c1992. 1 VHS videocassette (60 min.).

  *Keywords:* Dogs, training, health, human-animal communication, massage.

  *Note:* Join Linda Tellington-Jones with ten dogs at a four-day clinic, where she demonstrates the Tellington TTouch, a method for healing and communicating with dogs and other animals.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2349.

**Tellington TTouch for Happier, Healthier Cats**. Linda Tellington-Jones. Ashland, Or.: Hartworks Video, c1992. 1 VHS videocassette (ca. 60 min.).

  *Keywords:* Cats, training, behavior, human-animal communication.

  *Note:* Join Linda Tellington-Jones in a visit to a multi-cat household, where she demonstrates the Tellington TTouch, a method for healing and communicating with cats and other animals.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.1967.

**Terrorism in Dixon**. Kansas City, MO: AgriBase; 1989; 1/2" VHS, 10 min.

  *Keywords:* Arson, farm animals, agricultural marketing.

  *Note:* On January 29, 1989, a fire gutted the Dixon livestock auction in Dixon, CA. The environmentalist group Earth First claimed responsibility for the blaze. This video examines the aftermath of the fire that destroyed an estimated $400,000 worth of property.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 625.

**The American Mule:  Yesterday and Today**. Beltsville, MD: National Agricultural Library; 1988; 1/2 " VHS, 174 min. Recorded Oct. 25, 1988 at the National Agricultural Library, Beltsville, MD.

  *Keywords:* Mules, history, symposium, special exhibit. National Mule Day.

  *Note:* Presents speakers discussing the heritage of the American mule and the Missouri mule at a symposium held to celebrate National Mule Day.  Part 1 is the recorded  Symposium proceedings. Part 2 is the recording of the exhibit dedication ceremony. The symposium was held in conjunction with a special exhibit at the National Agricultural Library that opened October 25, 1988.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no. 1540.

**The Americas' View of Animals**. Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota; 1986; 1/2" VHS, 45 min.

  *Keywords:* Cultural values, history, religion.

  *Note:* Representatives from the Jewish faith, South American Catholic faith, Fundamentalist Christian faith, and Native American culture discuss their views on human-animal relationships in the Americas.  The discussion reveals how current attitudes toward animals have been influenced by religious beliefs and historical conventions.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 323.

**The Animal Welfare Act: Philosophy and Intent**. Closter, NJ: Production Plus, Inc.; 1990?; 1/2" VHS, 14 min., 40 sec. Videotape of a presentation at Symposium: Animal Welfare Compliance for Study Directors; presented at the Eleventh Annual Meeting of the American College of Toxicology, Orlando, Fla., Oct. 1990.

  *Keywords:* United States, Animal Welfare Act, IACUC's history,

Animal Welfare Law and legislation.

  *Note:* The history and intent of the Animal Welfare Act and the participatory development of regulations is presented. The specific responsibilities of the IACUC and the study director and principal investigator are outlined. The approaches of the USDA to refine skills and develop appropriate attitudes through education is described. The author is Bruce Evald.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no. 972.

**The Animals Are Crying**. New York, NY: Learning Corporation of America; 1973; 16 mm, 28 min.

  *Keywords:* Pets, dogs, cats, animal shelter, spaying, population control.

  *Note:* Through a visit to an animal shelter and discussions with shelter personnel, a young family becomes aware of dog and cat overpopulation and the urgent need for animal birth control.

  *NAL Call No.:* Motion Picture No. 170.

**The Animals Film**. New York, NY: Cinema Guild; 1981; 1/2" VHS, 136 min.

  *Keywords:* Population control, intensive livestock farming, hunting, animal products, laboratory animals, saboteurs, animal welfare.

  *Note:* Interviews with activists and filming on location provide the vehicles for a thorough examination of the animal rights philosophy and activities. A number of issues are examined, including animal population control, intensive livestock farming, hunting, animal products, and animal experimentation and testing.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 183.

**The Ascent of the Chimps**. Santa Monica, CA: Greene and Dewar New Wilderness Productions; 1984; 1/2" VHS, 23 min.

  *Keywords:* Chimpanzees, zoo animals, behavior, dominance.

  *Note:* Lorne Greene narrates this segment of a popular television program that examines the behavior of over 50 captive chimpanzees held at the Arnhem Zoo in the Netherlands. It emphasizes the human-like "politics" and power struggles that occurred within the largest chimp colony of its kind from 1976 to 1983. Although footage from The Family of Chimps (Videocassette No. 434) has been incorporated into the program, this film is not as complete nor as entertaining as "The Family."

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 433.

**The Avian Physical Examination and the Handling of Various Avian Species**. East Lansing, Mich: Michigan State University; c1979; 1/2" VHS, 31 min.

  *Keywords:* Birds, handling, avian medicine, veterinary medicine.

  *Note:* Demonstrates techniques involved in handling birds for physical examinations. Birds used for the demonstration include the parakeet, cockatiel, great horned owl, kestrel, blue jay, and Canada goose. Discusses handling, physical diagnosis, treatments, and medicines.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1858.

**The Bear Necessities: Environmental Enrichment for Captive Polar Bears**. Potters Bar, Herts [England]: Universities Federation for Animal Welfare; c1992; 1/2 VHS, 20 min.

  *Keywords:* Polar bears, behavior, captive animals, zoos, environmental enrichment.

  *Note:* Repetitious, invariant behaviors without apparent goal are typical of captive polar bears. This video illustrates such behaviors and offers practical suggestions for reducing them and creating an environment which offers the bears greater opportunities for a variety of activities.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1438.

**The Challenge of Animals in Research**. Lubbock, TX: Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center; 1989; 1/2" VHS, 30 min.

  *Keywords:* Ethics, animal research, animal models, social attitudes, medical advances, animal welfare, regulations, guidelines, laws.

  *Note:* Discusses different social attitudes and ethics toward the use of animals in research.  Gives historical viewpoints and doctrines on the use of animals by man.  Discusses medical advances.  Gives historical background on animal rights and animal welfare, as well as the present animal rights situation, legislation and educational efforts.  Covers current guidelines and regulations that govern animal research.

  *NAL Call No.:* Vidiocassette No. 807.

**The Control of  Feral Cat Colonies**. Potters Bar, Herts, England: The Universities Federation for Animal Welfare; c1985; 1/2" VHS, 13 min.

  *Keywords:* Feral cats, control, humane methods.

  *Note:* This program, authored by Brian Redhead, describes effective and humane methods to control feral cats as developed by the Universities Federation for Animal Welfare at the request of the Cat Action Trust. The method is based on trapping, neutering, marking by ear-tipping and returning the cats to supervised sites where their long term care can be assured.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1372.

**The Dog and Cat in Research**. Seattle, WA: University of Washington; 1977; 72 slides, audiocassette, 25 min.

  *Keywords:* Dogs, cats, laboratory animals, biomedical techniques, husbandry.

  *Note:* Research uses, acquisition, physical examination, conditioning, health maintenance, housing, and care of cats and dogs are presented.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 215.

**The Dog and Cat**. Raleigh, NC: Laboratory Animal Training Association; 1988; 1/2" VHS, 35 min.

  *Keywords:* Dogs, cats, laboratory animals, husbandry, experimental techniques.

  *Note:* This program provides information on the humane care and use of laboratory dogs and cats for scientists, laboratory technicians, and students.  The recommendations are consistent with the Public Health Services' Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals and regulations set by the USDA.  Topics include housing, nutrition, environment, recordkeeping, animal health care, occupational safety, handling and restraint, experimental techniques, and euthanasia.  A script, test, and answer key accompany the videocassette.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 338, Vol. 4.

**The Dog Owner's Manual**. New York, NY: Maier Group Communications; 1984; 1/2" VHS, 51 min.

  *Keywords:* Doctor Fox, pets, dog care.

  *Note:* As part of Dr. Michael Fox's animal series, this video provides professional advice for healthier, happier, loving dogs.  The tape serves as a guide to dog selection, care, and handling, including massaging techniques for dogs.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 690.

**The Down Side of Livestock Marketing**. Watkins Glen, NY: Farm Sanctuary; 1991; 1/2" VHS, 19 min.

  *Keywords:* Cattle, pigs, marketing, animal welfare, stockyards, transport, downed animals.

  *Note:* Frank talk and explicit videotaping of weak, sick, and dying animals at stockyards and auctions comprise this tape.  Farmers, livestock handlers, livestock transporters, profit margins, and low livestock prices combine to create pressures to overcrowd animals for transport and to ship sick or downed animals to market.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1285.

**The Family of Chimps**. New York, NY: Filmakers Library; 1980; U-Matic 3/4" (No. 421), 1/2" VHS (No. 434), 55 min.

  *Keywords:* Chimpanzees, behavior, zoo animals.

  *Note:* In 1971 the largest colony of chimpanzees ever assembled together in a zoo environment was established at the Burgers Zoo in Arnhem, Holland. This film illustrates how ethologists use the 2.5 acre wooded exhibit to study chimpanzee behavior.  Social play, aggression, mating behavior, the development of social hierarchies, and other interactions are examined in this informal, and often amusing, film. (See also The Ascent of the Chimps, Videocassette No. 433).

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette Nos. 421 and 434.

**The Frog Inside-Out**. Livingston, NJ: Instructivision, Inc.; 1988; 1/2" VHS, 67 min.

  *Keywords:* Frogs, laboratory animals, experimental techniques, dissection, anatomy, physiology.

  *Note:* A clear, comprehensive instructional film appropriate for high school or college biology students.  Part I, External Examination of the Frog's Anatomy, investigates how the frog's anatomy allows it to adapt to life on land and in water. It discusses the anatomy and physiology of vision, reproduction, locomotion, respiration, vocalization, hibernation, and skin pigmentation.  Part II, Internal Examination and Dissection, outlines proper and humane dissection techniques, and uses footage of dissected frogs to examine the following body systems: skeletal, muscular, digestive, circulatory, urogenital, and nervous.  Parts I & II use live animals, animations, diagrams, and micrographs of tissue cells to illustrate important points.  The narrator states that this video is intended to reduce the number of frogs used for experimental purposes.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 426 Part I and 426 Part II.

**The Future of Human-Animal Relations**. Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota; 1986; 1/2" VHS, 45 min.

  *Keywords:* Pets, veterinary medicine, farm animals.

  *Note:* This panel discussion addresses such topics as what pets will be like in the future, how preparation of veterinarians will change, the future of food animals, and our changing expectations from pets.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 328.

**The Guinea Pig and Rabbit**. Raleigh, NC: Laboratory Animal Training Association; 1988; 1/2" VHS, 28 min.

  *Keywords:* Guinea pigs, rabbits, laboratory animals, husbandry, experimental techniques.

  *Note:* This video presents information on the humane care and use of laboratory guinea pigs and rabbits for scientists, laboratory technicians, and students.  The recommendations are consistent with the Public Health Services' Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals, and regulations set by the USDA.  Topics covered include housing, nutrition, environment, recordkeeping, animal health care, occupational safety, handling and restraint, experimental techniques, and euthanasia.  A manual that includes a script, test, and answer key accompanies the videocassette.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 338, Vol. 3.

**The Guinea Pig: Biology**. Seattle, WA: University of Washington; 1975; 51 slides, audiocassette, 20 min.

  *Keywords:* Guinea pigs, diseases, anatomy, physiology, antibiotics, anesthesia,                     veterinary medicine.

  *Note:* Aspects of guinea pig anatomy, physiology, reproduction, nutrition, and pharmacology are presented.  Special attention is given to vital signs, growth, and hematological uniqueness, as well as to reactions to antibiotics and anesthesia.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 218.

**The Guinea Pig: Diseases**. Seattle, WA: University of Washington; 1975; 53 slides, audiocassette, 18 min.

  *Keywords:* Guinea pigs, parasites, tumors, nutrition, infections, veterinary medicine.

  *Note:* Common or important diseases of guinea pigs in five major categories are examined: bacterial infections, viral and chlamydial infections, parasitic diseases, neoplastic diseases, and nutritional and metabolic diseases.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 218.

**The Guinea Pig: Introduction and Husbandry**. Seattle, WA: University of Washington; 1975; 55 slides, audiocassette, 25 min.

  *Keywords:* Guinea pigs, laboratory animals, husbandry.

  *Note:* Guinea pig taxonomy, history, uses, husbandry, behavior, and reproduction are covered.  Topics related to husbandry include environment, nutritional requirements, costs, sexing, and handling.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 218.

**The Guns of Autumn**. New York, NY: Carousel Films, Inc.; 1975; U-Matic 3/4", 78 min.

  *Keywords:* Hunting, wildlife, conservation, regulations.

  *Note:* Produced by CBS News and narrated by Dan Rather, this program documents hunting across America.  The film crew records the thoughts and actions of hunters as they stalk bear, deer, bison, and waterfowl.  The portrayal of hunting in this video was not favorable.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 179.

**The Hamster: Biology and Diseases, Part 2**. Seattle, WA: University of Washington; 1975; 62 slides, audiocassette, 24 min.

  *Keywords:* Hamsters, anatomy, physiology, husbandry.

  *Note:* This program examines the anatomy, physiology, and pharmacology of hamsters, as well as the following disorders: enteritis, bacterial and viral diseases, parasites, neoplasms, and amyloidosis.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 223.

**The Hamster: Introduction and Husbandry, Part 1**. Seattle, WA: University of Washington; 1975; 59 slides, audiocassette, 25 min.

  *Keywords:* Reproduction, behavior, instruction.

  *Note:* Hamster taxonomy, history, uses, husbandry, behavior, and reproduction are presented.  The discussion of husbandry includes environmental and nutritional requirements, costs, sexing, and handling.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 223.

**The Heart of the Matter**. College Station, TX: Instructional Materials Service,

Texas A&M University;  c1993; 1/2" VHS, 21 min. Includes a facilitator guide.

  *Keywords:* Animal rights,  Moral and ethical aspects, utilitarian philosophy.

  *Note:* The discussion targets basic philosophical concepts related to the subject of animal rights/welfare (rights-based philosophy vs. utilitarian philosophy). The narrator is Josie Peacher.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no. 1996.

**The Honey Files: A Bee's Life.**  Tim Testa, National Honey Board (U.S.).  Longmont, CO:  National Honey Board, c2001. 1 VHS videocassette (20 min.).  Kit includes 1 teaching guide.

  *Keywords:* Bees, honeybees, honey bee products, bee social structure. 

  *Note:* Takes viewers inside a bee hive to learn more about bees, honey, and pollination, including the different types of bees and their various jobs within the bee community.  Teaching guide written by Alyssa Boettcher.  Teaching guide includes bibliographical references (p. 91).

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette No. 3096         

**The Image of Animals Today**. Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota; 1986; 1/2" VHS, 45 min.

  *Keywords:* Cultural values, mass media, literature.

  *Note:* University of Minnesota faculty members Dr. David Garloff, Dr. Tom Scanlan, and Dr. Arthur Geffen discuss the portrayal of animals in contemporary American mass media.  The panelists review depictions of animals in cartoons, books, poems, and on television, and formulate a general conception of America's image of animals.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 320.

**The Laboratory Rat: Biology, Husbandry, and Research Methodology**. Seattle, WA: University of Washington; 1977; 59 slides, audiocassette, 15 min.

  *Keywords:* Rats, biomedical techniques, laboratory animals, husbandry, veterinary training, veterinary medicine.

  *Note:* This slide set describes and illustrates basic anatomy and physiology of laboratory rats, discusses standard procedures for housing rats in the laboratory, and familiarizes the viewer with basic methodology employed for manipulating rats in research.  Research methodology includes handling, restraint, blood collection, anesthesia, and euthanasia.  Biological values, nutrient requirements, and environmental considerations are listed in the accompanying guide.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 221.

**The Laboratory Rat: Diseases**. Seattle, WA: University of Washington; 1977; 48 slides, audiocassette, 16 min.

  *Keywords:* Rats, murine respiratory mycoplasmosis, haemobartonellosis, laboratory animals, veterinary medicine, veterinary training.

  *Note:* This autotutorial program will familiarize veterinary and other biomedical science students with the principal diseases of laboratory rats, giving emphasis to two spontaneous infections occurring in laboratory rats.  Etiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of the infections are detailed.  A manual accompanies the slide set.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 221.

**The Laboratory Rat: Introduction**. Seattle, WA: University of Washington; 1977; 46 slides, audiocassette, 15 min.

  *Keywords:* Rats, history, veterinary training, medical research, laboratory animals.

  *Note:* This program provides basic information to veterinary and other biomedical students concerning the role of the rat in research.  The presentation covers the history of the rat with respect to its domestication and use in research, and specific attributes that make this species particularly valuable as an experimental subject. Specific uses of rats in research are also examined, including its use in physiological, dental, and nutritional research; behavioral studies; drug evaluation; and oncology. A manual accompanies the slide set.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 221.

**The Mongolian Gerbil, Meriones Unguiculatus**. Manhattan, KS: Kansas State University. College of Veterinary Medicine; 1990; 1/2" VHS, 26 min.

  *Keywords:* Meriones unguiculatus, gerbils, animal model, care, breeding.

  *Note:* Presents an overview of gerbil taxonomy, behavior, adaptations, and history as a model in laboratory research. The topics of husbandry, general care, breeding, and preventive medicine through a careful  physical examination are also covered.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no. 1662.

**The Mongolian Gerbil**. Seattle, WA: University of Washington; 1979; 60 slides, audiocassette, 20 min.

  *Keywords:* Gerbils, husbandry, laboratory animals, biomedical techniques.

  *Note:* This program discusses the husbandry, reproduction, diseases, and research uses of gerbils.  A manual accompanies the slide set.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 224.

**The Mouse: Bacterial and Parasitic Diseases**. Seattle, WA: University of Washington; 1975; 67 slides, audiocassette, 20 min.

  *Keywords:* Mice, laboratory animals, diseases, parasites, veterinary medicine.

  *Note:* This slide program serves as a guide to the principal bacterial and parasitic diseases of mice including gram positive cocci, enteric gram negatives, small gram negative bacilli, miscellaneous bacteria, and mycoplasma.  The program also describes and illustrates the history, significance, etiology, pathogenesis, clinical signs, diagnosis, pathology, and control of Tyzzer's disease and ectoparasites. A manual accompanies the slide set.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 227, Part 5.

**The Mouse: Biology and Use in Research**. Seattle, WA: University of Washington; 1975; 77 slides, audiocassette, 25 min.

  *Keywords:* Mice, laboratory animals, medical research.

  *Note:* This slide set covers basic biology and research uses of mice.  The program describes and illustrates the following: history, taxonomy, nomenclature, sources and costs, anatomy, reproduction, physiological parameters, genetics, nutrition, behavior, growth, and life span.  A manual accompanies the slide set.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 227, Part 1.

**The Mouse: Handling, Restraint, and Other Techniques**. Seattle, WA: University of Washington; 1975; 48 slides, audiocassette, 12 min.

  *Keywords:* Mice, laboratory animals, experimental techniques.

  *Note:* This program demonstrates basic technical skills required for the proper care of mice and for their use in biomedical research.  It includes handling and restraint, injections and oral administration of medicine, blood and urine collection, sexing, identification, anesthesia, and euthanasia.  A manual accompanies the slide set.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 227, Part 2.

**The Mouse: Husbandry**. Seattle, WA: University of Washington; 1975; 74 slides, audiocassette, 15 min.

  *Keywords:* Mice, laboratory animals, husbandry, housing.

  *Note:* This slide set examines environmental requirements, caging, bedding, feeding and watering, sanitation, breeding, transportation, and quarantine procedures involving laboratory mice.  A manual accompanies the slide set.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 227, Part 3.

**The Mouse: Neoplastic, Non-Infectious and Miscellaneous Diseases**. Seattle, WA: University of Washington; 1975; 44 slides, audiocassette, 14 min.

  *Keywords:* Mice, laboratory animals, cancer, tumors, veterinary medicine.

  *Note:* This slide program illustrates the role of mice in cancer research.  The presentation provides some insight into neoplastic diseases (leukemia, mammary tumors), non-infectious diseases (hormone contamination, chloroform and ethylene oxide poisoning), and miscellaneous causes of disease (hexamitiasis, encephalito-zoonosis, eperythrozoonosis, dermatomycosis) in mice.  A manual accompanies the slide set.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 227, Part 6.

**The Mouse, Rat and Hamster**. Raleigh, NC: Laboratory Animal Training Association; 1988; 1/2" VHS, 34 min.

  *Keywords:* Mice, rats, hamsters, laboratory animals, restraint, husbandry, biomedical techniques.

  *Note:* This training film provides information on the humane care and use of laboratory rodents for scientists, laboratory technicians, and students.  The recommendations are consistent with the Public Health Services' Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals and regulations set by the USDA.  Topics include housing, nutrition, environment, recordkeeping, animal health care, occupational safety, handling and restraint, experimental techniques, and euthanasia.  A manual that includes a script, test, and answer key accompanies the videocassette.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 338, Vol. 2.

**The Mouse: Viral Diseases**. Seattle, WA: University of Washington; 1975; 45 slides, audiocassette, 18 min.

  *Keywords:* Mice, laboratory animals, mouse pox, diarrhea.

  *Note:* This slide set discusses ectromelia (mouse pox) and viral diarrhea of infant mice, and illustrates their effects on mice.  The etiology, pathogenesis, clinical signs, pathology, and diagnosis of the diseases are described.  A manual accompanies the slide set.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 227, Part 4.

**The Nature of Change**. St. Louis, MO: The Monsanto Company; 1984; 1/2" VHS, 3/4" U-Matic, 17 min.

  *Keywords:* Biotechnology, bovine somatotropin, farm animals.

  *Note:* This film discusses the limitations of traditional animal and plant breeding, and the possibilities of overcoming these limitations using recombinant DNA technology. The program examines the uses of bovine growth hormone to increase milk production in cows and Agrobacterium tumefaciens for crop improvement.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette Nos. 202 and 407.

**The New Research Environment**. Washington, DC: Foundation for Biomedical Research; 1987; 1/2" VHS, 14 min. (Tape 1), 30 min. (Tape 2).

  *Keywords:* Rats, rabbits, laboratory animals, regulations, animal welfare, public opinion, surgery, biomedical techniques, animal care and use committees.

  *Note:* Tape 1: The Animal Rights Movement: The Threat to Research explains how media coverage of a few instances of research animal abuse has significantly disrupted biomedical research.  The history of the anti-animal research movement is briefly reviewed, and the results of a public opinion survey concerning the animal research community are presented.  Tape 2: This program is divided into three parts: 1) An examination of the role of Animal Care and Use Committees (ACUC's) for ensuring humane laboratory animal treatment.  It includes a dramatization of an ACUC conducting a protocol review; 2) A demonstration of techniques for manipulating laboratory animals for research.  It covers handling, identification, injections, gavaging, anesthesia, blood collection, and euthanasia, using rats and rabbits as subjects; and 3) A demonstration of recommended procedures involved in survival surgery.  Presurgical scrubbing, instrument sterilization, and postsurgical care are discussed.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 194.

**The Nonhuman Primates**. Raleigh, NC: Laboratory Animal Training Association; 1988; 1/2" VHS, 29 min.

  *Keywords:* Primates, laboratory animals, veterinary medicine, husbandry, restraint, veterinary training.

  *Note:* This program provides information on the humane care and use of laboratory primates for scientists, laboratory technicians, and students.  The recommendations are consistent with the Public Health Services' Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals and regulations set by the USDA.  Topics include housing, nutrition, environment, recordkeeping, animal health care, occupational safety, handling and restraint, experimental techniques, and euthanasia.  A manual that includes a script, test, and answer key accompanies the videocassette.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 338, Vol. 5.

**The Other Side of the Fence**. Camden, ME: American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and Varied Directions, Inc.; 1988; 1/2" VHS, 10 min. 37 sec.

  *Keywords:* Veal calves, intensive livestock farming, animal welfare.

  *Note:* The narrator questions whether veal calves raised under modern intensive farming systems are supplied their fundamental needs of adequate shelter, nutrition, and companionship.  Although the script denigrates this production system, the still pictures and footage of actual veal calf operations provide the viewer with a realistic depiction of modern veal production.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 432.

**The Physical Exam**. Merritt Island, FL: K-F Equine Video Production, Inc.; c1987; 1/2" VHS, 70 min.

  *Keywords:* Horses, buying stock, basic anatomy, common diseases, scoring condition.

  *Note:* Dr. Floyd D. Kirby teaches the prospective buyer how to examine a horse with a view toward what conditions might be present and how serious that condition is. Problem areas covered include: eyes, mouth, ears, skin, lameness, locomotion and internal problems.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1935

**The Principles of Horseshoeing: The Sound Horse**.  LaPorte, CO: Butler Publishing and Tools; c1987; 1/2" VHS, 55 min.

  *Keywords:* Horseshoeing, normal conditions.

  *Note:* Describes machine-made shaping and cold shoeing, handmade shoeing and hot shoeing for the sound horse.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1938.

**The Rhino War: A Desperate Fight to Save an Endangered Species**.  Stanford, CT: Vestron Video "A National Geographic Explorer production"; 1987; 1/2" VHS, 60 min.

  *Keywords:* Black rhino, conservation, poaching, smuggling, conservation.

  *Note:* This video presents efforts to save the black rhino from poachers in East Africa.  Greed, corruption, and ignorance are the main factors for their destruction.  The conservation and life of the rhino depends solely on humans.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1104.

**The Soviet Circus**. Washington, DC: National Geographic Society. Distributed by Vestron Video of Stanford, CT; c1989,1988; 1/2" VHS, 60 min. ISBN: 0805107126. Videocassette release of the 1988 film. Closed captioned for the hearing impaired.

  *Keywords:* Circus, Moscow Circus School, animal trainers.

  *Note:* Go behind the scenes at the Moscow Circus School and observe the wonders of performances that have delighted millions. Shows the work of lion tamers, trapeze artists and the famous clowns among others. The author is Theodore Bikel.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no. 1099.

**The T Touch That Teaches, Part I: Head and Neck**. La Jolla, CA: Lawlor Productions; 1988; 1/2" VHS, 60 min.

  *Keywords:* Horses, training, pain, injury, nervous system, behavior.

  *Note:* Linda Tellington-Jones explains and demonstrates how sore muscles and tender spots and behavioral problems of horses can be overcome by the use of touches and body awareness, described as the Tellington-Jones Equine Method.  These techniques can be easily learned and used by the novice or professional.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1319.

**The T Touch That Teaches, Part II: Body, Legs, and Tail**. La Jolla, CA: Lawlor Productions; 1988; 1/2" VHS, 70 min.

  *Keywords:* Horses, training, pain, injury, nervous system, behavior.

  *Note:* Part II of this series further demonstrates the use of the Tellington Touch to locate and relieve areas of pain, tension, and discomfort.  Through T.E.A.M. (Tellington-Jones Equine Method) the horse becomes more aware of its body and movement, thus improving performance.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1320.

**The Tellington TTouch for Happier, Healthier Cats**. Ashland, OR: Hartworks Video; c1992; 1/2" VHS, ca 60 min.

  *Keywords:* Cats, massage, healing touch techniques, Linda Tellington Jones techniques, human-animal bond communication.

  *Note:* Join Linda Tellington-Jones in a visit to a multi-cat household, where she demonstrates the Tellington Ttouch. The Tellington Ttouch is a method for healing and communicating with cats and other animals.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1967.

**The Training Game.**  Chicago Zoological Society (Ill.).  Brookfield Zoo (Ill.).  Chicago:  Brookfield Zoo, c1997. 1 VHS videocassette (ca. 16 min.).

  *Keywords:* Zoo animals behavior, Brookfield Zoo Ill.. 

  *Note:* Shows Brookfield Zoo staff as they work to provide animals with opportunities to express natural behaviors.  Additional support for this video was provided by the U.S. Department of Energy through the Science Explorers Program and Argonne National Laboratory. 

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette No. 2719  

**The Ultimate Test Animal**. New York, NY: Cinema Guild; 1985; 1/2" VHS, 41 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal models, product safety, Depo Provera, contraceptives, pharmaceuticals, cancer, depression.

  *Note:* This film examines the controversy surrounding the widespread use of Depo Provera, a contraceptive drug produced by Upjohn Company.  The drug is currently available in the United States and in some Third World countries.  Representatives of the Upjohn Company and FDA, as well as drug recipients comment on its safety and side effects. The validity of data from animal studies are called into question.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 425.

**The Value of Animal Research in the Betterment of Health**. Gainesville, FL: University of Florida; 1984; 1/2" VHS, 16 min. 50 sec.

  *Keywords:* Laboratory animals, medical research, animal welfare, ethics.

  *Note:* An overview of animal use in research, this program emphasizes the role of animal experimentation in the advancement of human health care.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 203.

**The Visible Horse.  Anatomy in motion; 1.** Susan E. Harris, Peggy Brown; SHOTS Film & Video Production Pty. Ltd. Trafalgar Square Publishing.  North Pomfret, VT:  Trafalgar Square Pub., c2000. 1 VHS videocassette (52 min.).

  *Keywords:* Horsemanship, coaching, riding techniques, horse structure and movement.

  *Note:* Ms. Harris and Ms. Brown demonstrate and explain how the rider and the horse must work together to present a good performance. Ms. Harris paints both the skeletal and muscular systems on a live horse, allowing the viewer to see the animal's anatomy and how it works in conjunction with the rider. Includes information on identifying good and bad movement and on improving your horse's movement.

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette No. 2958 

**The Waltham Forum: Video for Small Animal Practitioners.**   PREVIOUS TITLE: **Video forum for small animal veterinarians** (OCoLC)23176045.  Veterinary Learning Systems Co.  Kal Kan Foods.  University of Georgia.  Waltham Centre for Pet Nutrition.  [Lawrenceville, N.J.]: Veterinary Learning Systems Co., 1991. VHS videocassettes.   

  *Keywords:* Pets diseases periodicals, pet medicine periodicals, pet medicine study and teaching continuing education periodicals.

  *Note:* Description based on: Vol. 3, issue 3 (1991); title from container.  Certified for continuing education credit hours by the University of Georgia.

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette No. 2688     

**Think Like a Horse**. Mary Ann Simonds.  Richmond, CA : COMMARTS [Communication Arts (Firm)], c1992. 1 VHS videocassette (ca. 37 min.).

  *Keywords:* Horses, behavior, human-animal communication.

  *Note:* Learning to understand horse behaviors and interpret them.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2636.

**Thoracotomy and Lung Lobectomy in the Dog**. Columbus, OH: Biomedical Media; c1986; 1/2" VHS, 26 min.

  *Keywords:* Dogs, surgical procedure, veterinary medicine, lungs, chest.

  *Note:* Acquaints the viewer with anatomy of the thoracic cavity through a demonstration of an open thorax procedure and a lung lobectomy in a dog.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no. 1719.

**Those Who have Gone Before: The Legacy of America's First Farmers.**  Lawrence J. Klass, AGCOM International.  Shenandoah Film Productions.  [Arcata, Calif.:  Shenandoah Film Productions], c1994. 1 VHS videocassette (27 min., 45 sec.). 

  *Keywords:* Hohokam culture, Hohokam culture agriculture, Indians of North America Southwest, New Antiquities.

  *Note:* Documentary on the Hohokam culture of the prehistoric Southwest.  "AGCOM program no. 94001"--Cassette label.

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette No. 3004 

**Tips for Safe Horse Handling**.  Belleview, FL: Dillon Video Productions; c1990; 1/2" VHS, 24 min.

  *Keywords:* Horses, foals, handling, restraint.

  *Note:* Illustrates the safe handling methods/practices for horses and foals.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no. 1946.

**TiterMax: An Adjuvant Update**. Eugene Davidson and Ernest Prentice. Norcoss, GA  Vaxcel, [1994?]. 1 VHS videocassette (18 min.).

  *Keywords:* Monoclonal anitibody production, adjuvants, alternative method.

  *Note:* TiterMax provides a less toxic experimental formulation for the production of antibodies.  This program documents superiority of this product as a preferred alternative in inducing reliable antibody titers to diverse antigens, while reducing the risk to animals used in experimentation. The program is in 2 parts.  Part 1. (10 min.) features Dr. Ernest Prentice, Dean  of Research, Univ. of Nebraska Medical Center; and Dr. Eugene Davidson, Professor and Chairman of the Dept. of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at Georgetown Univ. -- Part 2. (8 min.) features four recommended methods for TiterMax emulsification depicting each method in a step-by-step visual preparation.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2038.

**To be a Gorilla: The Management of Lowland Gorillas in Captivity**.Chicago, IL: Lincoln Park Zoological Society;  1990; 1/2" VHS, 22 min.

  *Keywords:* Lincoln Park Zoo, primates, gorillas, zoos, care, environmental enrichment, veterinary care, history, management.

  *Note:* This program looks at the care that the 22 (in 3 family groups) gorillas receive from the zoo staff. The gorillas' environment is designed to provide stimulation and exercise and imitate natural habitat with ropes and steel climbing trees to promote social development and interaction between gorillas. The gorillas receive a nutritious diet and are encouraged to forage for their food. Living areas are cleaned daily, and new straw is provided regularly. The zoo hospital staff provide vaccinations and deal with many medical situations, including surgery. Infants born at the zoo receive special attention for their first 72 hours of life.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no. 1559.

**To Hunt or Not to Hunt**. Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota; 1986; 1/2" VHS, 45 min.

  *Keywords:* Hunting, wild animals, animal welfare.

  *Note:* Dr. Barbara O'Connel, Professor of Anthropology at Hamline University, Dov Cohn, an animal protection advocate, and Dr. James Cooper, Associate Professor of Fisheries and Wildlife of the University of Minnesota discuss why people hunt and whether hunting should be permitted.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 370.

**Tools for Research: Questions About Animal Rights**. Oley, PA: Bullfrog Films; 1983; 1/2" VHS, 37 min.

  *Keywords:* LD 50, Draize test, animal welfare, pound animals, animal models, medical research, ethics.

  *Note:* This film questions basic assumptions about animal research: Do existing laws actually protect laboratory animals?  Is all animal research of value to humans? Is most current research repetitive and wasteful?  Can experimental results from animals be accurately extrapolated to humans?  Do lab animals suffer?  Comments from psychologist Don Barnes and philosophers Peter Singer and Bernard Rollin suggest that much of animal research is unnecessary.  The film includes old footage from Department of Defense animal experiments, and cosmetic and pharmaceutical laboratory animal testing.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 499.

**Touch for Dogs**. La Quinta, CA: Thane Marketing International; c1994;

 1/2" VHS,  84 min. Originally copyrighted in 1993.

  *Keywords:* Dogs, behavior, training, health, Ttouch, Linda Tellington-Jones, human-animal communication.

  *Note:* Linda Tellington-Jones demonstrates how various types of touches can be used to change a dog's behavior. There are also types of touch that can ease pain and stress associated with old age, injuries, or surgery.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no. 2040.

**Training Corral-Living Rhesus Monkeys for Fecal and Blood Sample Collection**. Covington, LA: Falkenstein Productions and the Delta Regional Primate Research Center; 1990; 1/2" VHS, 27 min. Includes 1 article reprint of 3p.

  *Keywords:* Rhesus monkeys, Macaca mulatta, blood, feces, collection and preservation, behavior, animal welfare, Laboratory animals.

  *Note:* This videotape, authored by Margaret R. Clarke, shows acclimation techniques to reduce stress for corral-living rhesus monkeys (Macaca mulatta) when collecting fecal and blood samples. The monkeys are given food rewards in return for defecation in single holding cages. They also are trained to extend their leg through a modified squeeze cage for unanesthetized bleeding from the saphenous vein. Once the acclimation is completed, the animals are shown to be relaxed during the procedure. One adult female continued to nurse her neonate infant through the venipuncture. This behavior modification is intended to reduce stress and increase safety for the animals and the technicians. This tape also provides a look at the corral facility at the Delta Regional Primate Research Center at Tulane University.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no. 1315.

**Training Game**. Behind-the-Scenes Look at Animal Care at Brookfield Zoo. Chicago Zoological Society (Ill.). Chicago: Brookfield Zoo, c1997. 1 VHS videocassette (ca. 16 min.).

  *Keywords:* Zoo animals, training strategies, natural behaviors, Brookfield Zoo.

  *Note:* Shows Brookfield Zoo staff as they work to provide animals with opportunities to express natural behaviors.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no. 2719.

Additional support for this video was provided by the U.S. Department of Energy through the Science Explorers Program and Argonne National Laboratory.

**Training Medical Behaviors in Orangutans at Brookfield Zoo**. Chicago, IL: The Chicago Zoological Society and The Brookfield Zoo; 1989; 1/2" VHS, 10 min.

  *Keywords:* Training, behavior modification, veterinary treatment

  *Note:* This video demonstrates the long, progressive process of positive reinforcement training needed to administer insulin injections and oral medications to two diabetic orangutans.  May serve as a case study for training other animals with chronic diseases to receive injections.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no. 1841.

**Transgenic Animals: Food Sources--FDA, FSIS, Industry and Future Perspectives**.  BioConferences International, Inc.;  BioEast (Washington, D.C). Bethesda, MD: BioConferences International, c1993. 1 VHS videocassette (ca. 90 min.).

  *Keywords:* Transgenic animals, congresses, f.ood biotechnology, regulations, technology.

  *Note:* Three speakers discuss transgenic animals as food sources. Topics covered include the Food Safety and Inspection Service's proposal on the regulation of transgenic food animals to ensure the safety and wholesomeness of products resulting from transgenic livestock and poultry, why use transgenic animals for food products, what is transgenic animal technology, and how scientific societies can help the public understand how transgenic animals are achieved.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2195.

**Transgenic Animals in the Production of Biopharmaceuticals**. Bethesda, MD:  BioConferences International, Inc; 1993; 1/2" VHS, 104 min.

  *Keywords:* Swine, transgenic animals, conference, biopharmaceuticals, swine.

  *Note:* Four speakers discuss the role of transgenic animals in the production of  biopharmaceuticals. Topics covered include the technological strategy of making transgenic animals for different purposes, production of proteins in the milk of transgenic animals, production of recombinant human hemoglobin in transgenic swine, and transgenic production of  the human cystic fibrosis protein in livestock. The video is of a session of the conference BioEast'93 held in Washington, DC, January 24-27, 1993.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no. 1977.

**Transgenic Farm Animals**. Washington, DC: USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service; 1986; 1/2" VHS, 53 min.

  *Keywords:* Biotechnology, pigs, USDA.

  *Note:* This is a videotaped seminar given by Dr. Douglas Bolt, USDA-ARS Reproduction Physiology Laboratory, describing the methodology and results of a research project in which a foreign growth gene was transferred by microinjection into the pronuclei of a pig's ovum.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 264.

**Transgenic Technologies**. Potomac, MD: BioConferences International; 1991; 1/2" VHS, 113 min.

  *Keywords:* Biotechnology congresses, transgenic animals transgenic plants.

  *Note:* Panel discussion on transgenics and how they can be applied to biotechnology, development studies on mice using transgenics; immunological developments using transgenics; transgenic pigs; and transgenics and fish. This is a videorecording of session at BioEast'91 held in Washington, DC, Jan 6-9, 1991, sponsored by BioConferences International, Inc., Genetic Engineering News, IBEX; co-sponsored by the Pennsylvania State University Biotechnology and Bioprocessing Resource Center.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no. 1143.

**Triploid Oyster Production**. Hatchery Manual for Producing Triploid Oysters. Sandra L. Downing and Richard Strickland. [Seattle, Wash.?] : Washington Sea Grant Program, c1989. 1 VHS videocassette (38 min.).

  *Keywords:* Oyster culture,  polyploidy, techniques for breeding.

  *Note:* Discusses the background of polyploidy research, explains the 10 steps of producing triploid oysters using cytochalasin B and how to recognize the difference between triploid and diploid oysters and the commercial importance of the type of oyster. Related to "Hatchery manual for producing triploid oysters" by Standish K. Allen, Jr.; Sandra L. Downing, and Kenneth K. Chew. "T60-892; 396999; 06/27/89"--Spine label of cassette.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.1047.

**Trout Diseases**. Kentucky State University. Cooperative Extension Program and Community Research Service; United States. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Frankfort, KY : KSU Cooperative Extension, 1995. 1 VHS videocassette (ca. 30 min.).

  *Keywords:* Trout diseases, diagnosis, treatment.

  *Note:* Describes conditions which cause diseases associated with trout. Discusses these various diseases including viral, bacterial, etc. Methods for correcting the problems are listed. Using drugs should not be used accept as the last resort.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2535.

**Ttouch for Horses**. Linda Tellington-Jones. La Quinta, CA : Thane Marketing International, c1994. 1 VHS videocassette (47 min.).

  *Keywords:* Horses, behavior, t.raining, health, massage, touch, human-animal communication.

  *Note:* Linda Tellington-Jones demonstrates how touches can be used to change a horse's behavior and also to ease pain and stress associated with old age, injuries, or surgery. Originally copyrighted in 1993.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2355.

**Tuberculin Testing Exotic Animals**. San Diego, CA: San Diego Zoological Society and University of California at Davis; 1981; 84 slides, audiocassette, 18 min.

  *Keywords:* Tuberculin, serological diagnosis, zoo animals, diseases.

  *Note:* This program demonstrates use and methodology of tuberculin testing in exotic animals.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 196.
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**Understanding Dairy Cattle Behavior to Improve Handling & Production**. Madison, WS: Livestock Conservation Institute; c1992; 1/2", 24 min.

  *Keywords:* Dairy farming, dairy cows, behavior, handling, milk production..

  *Note:* Provides insight into dairy cattle behavior for handlers and herders. Gives suggestions to reduce handling stress which can result in improved milk production.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no. 2036.

**Understanding Farm Animal Behavior**. Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota; 1986; 1/2" VHS, 45 min.

  *Keywords:* Cattle, pigs, farm animals, behavior, animal welfare.

  *Note:* Dr. William Hall, Professor of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Illinois, and Dr. William Rempel, Professor of Animal Science at the University of Minnesota, discuss and explain aspects of farm animal behavior.  The panelists field questions from the moderator and the audience.  The discussion touches on factory farming and animal rights.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 367.

**Unlocking Nature's Secrets**. Englewood, CO : National Cattlemen's Association; [S.l.] : Beef Board, [199-?]. 1 VHS videocassette (27 min.).

  *Keywords:* Agricultural conservation.

  *Note:* Shows how seven cattlemen have unlocked some of nature's secrets by working daily to care for the natural resources that provide for their livelihoods.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2530.

**Unnecessary Fuss**. Washington, DC: People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA); 1984; 1/2" VHS, 29 min.

  *Keywords:* Biomedical techniques, baboons.

  *Note:* Ingrid Newkirk of PETA narrates segments of videotape removed from the University of Pennsylvania Head Injury Clinic by the Animal Liberation Front in June 1984. The segments highlight neurological procedures on baboons and critique research methodologies by scientists.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 299.

**USDA Slaughter**. American Emu Association. [United States] : The Association, c1995. 1 VHS videocassette (ca. 23 min.).

  *Keywords:* Emus, slaughtering, slaughter houses, US Department of Argriculture inspections.

  *Note:* Shows what the USDA inspector looks for in the slaughtering process of emus.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2647.

**Using Animals in Research: Guidelines for Investigators**. Beltsville, MD: USDA, Agricultural Research Service; 1986; U-Matic 3/4", 6 videotapes, 240 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal welfare, legislation, animal research, regulations, euthanasia, PETA, APHIS, NIH, investigators.

  *Note:* This film records in its entirety a course sponsored by the USDA/Agricultural Research Service and presented to investigators on March 25, 1986.  Speakers from the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, National Institutes of Health, Public Health Service, and Agricultural Research Service present information on laws, policies, and practices that affect the use of research animals; discuss techniques that are commonly used in an animal laboratory; and provide references for those who want to learn more about specific procedures.  Tape 1 - regulatory issues from an APHIS perspective.  Tape 2 - film, "Unnecessary Fuss," assembled by PETA from the University of Pennsylvania research documentation.  Tape 3 - principles and policies for animal use in NIH extramural programs.  Tape 4 - principles and policies for animal use in the Beltsville area.  Tape 5 - technical information and training opportunities for animal users.  Tape 6 - panel discussion of audience questions.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 186.
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**Veal Farming Is Special**. Park Ridge, IL: American Farm Bureau Federation; 1983; 1/2" VHS, 12 min.

  *Keywords:* Veal calves, intensive livestock farming, animal welfare, husbandry.

  *Note:* Promoting the merits of the veal industry, this film begins with a tour of a family- operated veal farm.  Family members comment on aspects of animal management including iron supplementation, ventilation, and sanitation.  Dr. Don Lawson of the Provimi Veal Company discusses research on alternate housing systems, including the loose housing and modified stall systems.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 436.

**Veterinary Medicine & Human Health**. [United States] : American Veterinary Medical Association : Association of American Veterinary Medical Colleges, c1994. 1 VHS videocassette (12 min.).

  *Keywords:* Veterinary medicine, research, United States, relationships to human health.

  *Note:* Shows how veterinary medicine directly impacts the health of human beings. Areas covered include biomedical research, food safety and public health.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2681.

**Video Guide to Recording Marine Mammal Stranding Data**. Orlando, Fla: Southeastern United States Marine Mammal Stranding Network, c1992. 1 VHS videocassette (13 min.).

  *Keywords:* U.S., South East, instructional video, basic data and measurements,  stranded maring mammals.

  *Note:* Shows Stranding Network participants how to collect the basic data needed on stranded marine mammals in the southeastern United States and how to fill out the individual categories found on the marine mammal data record form used by the Southeastern United States Marine Mammal Stranding Network.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2105.

**Vitamin E for Beef Cattle**. L. R. McDowell. [Kenilworth, NJ]: Schering-Plough Animal Health, c1992. 1 VHS videocassette (ca. 20 min.) and 1 guide.

  *Keywords:* Vitamin E,  structure and function, cattle requirements, deficiency.

  *Note:* Also called "Vitamin E, a Crucial Link to Peak Performance."  Topics explored in video and in guide include: structure and function of vitamin E, vitamin E requirements of cattle, vitamin E deficiency in cattle, assessment of vitamin E status, vitamin E sources and need for supplementation.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2076.

**Voices I Have Heard**. Raleigh, NC: Culture and Animals Foundation; 1988; 1/2" VHS, 60 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal welfare, activists, laboratory animals, pets, wildlife.

  *Note:* Older activists tell how they are improving the welfare of animals. Among the activities undertaken by these individuals are caring for injured wildlife, protesting animal research, maintaining a private wildlife refuge, preventing carriage horse abuse, promoting alternatives to the use of live animals for experimentation, protecting Canadian seal pups, and rescuing burrows in the Grand Canyon.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 419.
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**Watching Animals**. Washington, DC: National Geographic Society; c1978; 1/2" VHS, 12 min. Includes 2 identical teacher's guides.

  *Keywords:* Animal behavior, wildlife watching.

  *Note:* Explains that scientists learn about the behavior of animals by watching them closely and that any person with an interest in animals can do the same. Shows scientists in places all over the world conducting experiments with interesting animals that live in the wild.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no. 1157.

**We Are All Noah**. New York: American Fund for Alternatives to Animal Research; 1986; 1/2" VHS, 25 min.

  *Keywords:* Religion, ethics, alternatives, cats, dogs, cattle, chickens, pigs, medical research.

  *Note:* Tom Regan narrates this discussion of religious values regarding the care and use of animals.  Representatives from the Jewish and Christian faiths call for a more compassionate relationship between humans and animals.  Painful research and testing procedures, fur trapping, intensive animal agriculture, and pound animal euthanasia are discussed.  Alternatives to the use of live animals in research and education are briefly examined.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 505.

**Weaning**. Lexington, KY: Blood-Horse Productions; c1984, 1/2" VHS, ca. 32 min.

  *Keywords:* Weaning, horses.

  *Note:* Weaning programs at four horse farms are discussed.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no. 1899.

**Welfare Parameters in Veal Calf Production Facilities**. Carolyn L. Stull, Duncan A. McMartin. Davis, Calif.:  University of California, Davis. School of Veterinary Medicine.and Visual Media, [1992]. 1 VHS videocassette (17 min.).

  *Keywords:* Cattle housing, veal industry, animal welfare.

  *Note:* Describes and evaluates the welfare of special fed veal calves at commercial facilities.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2130.

**What's The Beef?**. Lubbock, TX: Creative Educational Video; 1991; 1/2" VHS, 15 min.

  *Keywords:* Production, livestock, animal welfare, animal rights.

  *Note:* This video, along with the accompanying facilitor's guide, concentrates on the animal activists' concerns about animal production.  Contrasting viewpoints are explored, with a factual and realistic look at animal agriculture and the animal rights movement.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1284.

**When Should I Call the Vet?**. La Jolla, CA: Lawlor Productions; c1988; 1/2" VHS, 104 min.

  *Keywords:* Horses, diseases, normal behavior, diagnosis, colic, injuries, hoof                     problems, veterinary care.

  *Note:* This set of two video cassettes is part of the Equestrian Horse Video Series.  Pam Lawlor  discusses the various indicators and conditions that can affect a horse and when you should seek veterinary help. In part 1, Finding the norm for your horse, there is a discussion on what are normal behaviors and activities for a horse.  Part 2. Colic, wounds and hoof ailments. addresses the symptoms and seriousness of those conditions that require veterinary care.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no. 1910.

**Whither Biogenetics? The Life Revolution**. Films for the Humanities (Firm); Primedia Productions; Canoptic Productions; TVOntario; Telefilm Canada. Princeton, NJ: Films for the Humanities & Sciences, Inc., c1990. 1 VHS videocassette (26 min.).

  *Keywords:* Biotechnology, genetic engineering, benefits, risk factors.

  *Note:* Discusses the possible future benefits from biotechnology in ending disease, malnutrition, and starvation; also notes the possible future negative aspects in dangerous and irreversible side-effects, political uses of genetic information, the development of bioweaponry, and the perversion of scientific breakthroughs to private gain.  Originally copyrighted in 1988. "FFH 2442."

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.1964.

**Who Cares Anyway**. Toronto, Canada: Lynx Film Production; 1979; 1/2" VHS, 30 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal welfare, euthanasia, overpopulation, puppy mills, humane society, animal abuse.

  *Note:* This video shows what happens when animals are no longer desired as pets.  Emphasizes the abuses of puppy mill breeding.  Discusses abandonment of pets and the need for controls, and what happens to animals in shelters.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 827.

**Who Speaks for the Animals?**. Hyattsville, MD: USDA/Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service; 1987; 80 slides, audiocassette, 15 min.

  *Keywords:* Animal welfare, ethics, APHIS, legislation, regulations.

  *Note:* This slide set presents an overview of animal welfare issues and discusses the role of the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) in enforcing legislation designed to protect animals from abuse.

  *NAL Call No.:* Slide No. 208.

**Who's Coming to Dinner?  Livestock Eating Habits and Their Effects on  Grazing Management.** Oregon State University. Extension Service.  Oregon State University. Extension and Experiment Station Communications.  [Corvallis, Or.]: OSU Extension and Experiment Communications, c1998. 1 VHS videocassette (15 min., 15 sec.). 

  *Keywords:* Animal feeding, grazing, pastures management, Oregon.

  *Note:* Discusses the specific eating habits of cows, sheep, horses, and goats and explains how forage selection, plugging, trampling, and fencing play a role in pasture health and sustainability.  "VTP 028"--Cassette label. 

  *NAL Call No:* Videocassette No. 2849 

**Why I Should Stay Awake in Science Class**.    Washington, DC: Foundation for Biomedical Research; 1/2"    VHS, ca. 10 min.

  *Keywords:* Scientists, teaching, elementary school, laboratory research.

  *Note:* Depicts scientists at work in laboratories, on land and sea, and in the air. Explains the value of  scientific knowledge and research.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no. 2008.

**Will I Be Alright Doctor?**. Washington, DC: Foundation for Biomedical Research; 1984 (No.146) and 1985 (No.147); 1/2" VHS, 14 min. 6 sec.

  *Keywords:* Health care, laboratory animals, medical research, animal welfare, ethics.

  *Note:* Surgeons and patients discuss the contribution of animal research to the advancement of human health care.  Particular benefits discussed in this program include greater success with organ transplants and correcting congenital birth defects, extending operating time, and improving chemotherapy treatments for leukemia patients. A laboratory animal veterinarian comments on his role in ensuring humane care and use of experimental animals.  Footage of humans and animals undergoing surgery is presented.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette Nos. 146 and 147.

**Within Striking Distance**. [Chicago]: The Lincoln Park  Zoo, c1987. 1 VHS videocassette (ca. 11 min.).

  *Keywords:* Captive animals, zoos, handling of animals.

  *Note:* Discusses the dangers that zoo keepers face when they get too close to the animals and suggest ways to handle the animals.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2089.

**World Congress Awards Luncheon**. William Moy Stratton Russell. World Congress on Alternatives and Animal Use in the Life Sciences (1993 : Baltimore, Md.). 1993. 1 VHS videocassette (60 min.).

  *Keywords:* Awards, congress on animal welfare, alternatives. Russell & Burch.

  *Note:* Program consists of a ceremony honoring the recipients of the Center for Alternative Animal Testing and the Russell & Burch awards. Includes a speech by William Russell.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2083.
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**Youth and Dairy Cattle: A Safe Partnership**. Bowling Green, Ky.: The Livestock Conservation Institute, [between 1988 and 1995]. 1VHS videocassette (16 min.).

  *Keywords:* Cattle, restraint, handling, safety precautions, animal behavior.

  *Note:* Teaches youth how to understand cattle behaviors better so they can work with the animals in a safe way.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette no.2483.
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**Zoo careers: A Look Behind the Scenes at a Modern Zoo**. Part of the series--"Zoo careers video curriculum."; Portland, OR: Metro Washington Park Zoo. Education Division; c1990; 1/2" VHS, 30 min.

  *Keywords:* Metro Washington Park Zoo, careers, educational requirements.

  *Note:* Using the Metro Washington Park Zoo as a model, describes the duties of and necessary skills and education for various jobs in a zoo. For grades 4 and above.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 1595.

**Zoos of the World**. Washington, DC: National Geographic Society and Metromedia Producers  Corporation; c1970; 1/2" VHS, 50 min.

  *Keywords:* Zoos, worldwide, captive animal issues.

  *Note:* Shows animals in zoos all over the world, presents the history of man's obsession with capturing and keeping animals, and discusses how the concerns of zoos have changed. The narrator is Joseph Campanella.

  *NAL Call No.:* Videocassette No. 2035.

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**National Agricultural Library Cataloging Record:** Larson, Jean A., Jensen, D'Anna J.B. Audio-visuals relating to animal care, use, and welfare. (AWIC series; no. 2000-01) 1. Animal Welfare—Audio-visual aids—Bibliography—Catalogs.  2. Animals—Audio-visual aids—Bibliography—Catalogs.  I. II. Title. aHV4701.A95 no.2000-01

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