Report of the American Humane Association on Vivisection in America

The report details the American Humane Association's findings on vivisection practices in America, reflecting the ethical concerns and societal attitudes towards animal experimentation in the late 19th century. Adopted during a significant meeting in Minneapolis, it serves as a historical document highlighting the advocacy for humane treatment of animals and the push for reform in scientific practices. This reprint preserves the original content, providing valuable insights into the early animal rights movement.