U.S. Public Opinion About the Animal Protection Movement
Submitted on Aug 29, 2007 (Original item from April 2005)
General Animal Protection | Animal Advocacy
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A 2004 study sponsored by the National Council for Animal Protection (formerly Summit for the Animals). This research was based on a comprehensive survey providing a detailed overview of public opinion regarding the animal protection movement. The research was presented at the 2005 Summit for the Animals meeting and is available only to current members of the National Council for Animal Protection.
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