Animal Language Research
Animal language research, service animals and eliminating rare animal trade
The David Bohnett Foundation supports animal language research, funding of service animals and eliminating the rare animal trade. As living creatures, animals have value beyond economic measurement and are entitled to moral and ethical consideration and protection. Animals can also contribute to the health and well-being of many individuals around the nation. Because of this grants have been given to philanthropic organizations such as the Environmental Investigation Agency, SPCA- Los Angeles, and Guide Dogs of America.
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Related News:
Grant Gives UConn Edge in Animal Audiology
(Feb. 15, 2008) e-Momentum, University of Connecticut
Almost Human, and Sometimes Smarter
(Apr. 17, 2007) By John Noble Wilford, NYTimes.com
Ape Trust gets $25,000 grant for studies
(Dec. 21, 2006) by Perry Beeman Des Moines Register
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Animal Language Research