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Veterinarian Associations and Organizations
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PAWS - Pets Are Wonderful Support- is a voluteer-based organization that helps improve the quality of life for persons with AIDS and other disabling illnesses by offering the emotional and practical support to keep the love and companionship of their pets, and by providing information on the benefits and risks of animal companionship.
PCCA - Professional Compounding Centers of America, Inc.- Professional Compounding Centers of America (PCCA) provides independent pharmacists with a complete support system for compounding unique dosage forms. Owned and operated principally by pharmacists -- PCCA provides all of the bulk pharmaceuticals, equipment, devices, flavors, American Council on Pharmaceutical Education (ACPE)-accredited training classes and seminars, marketing support and technical consulting assistance needed to help pharmacists build successful compounding practices.
Pharmachem Online- Pharmachem is the Irish national organisation of veterinary pharmacists, founded to re-establish pharmacy as the primary source of veterinary medicines. It is designed to facilitate pharmacists who want to get involved in veterinary and those already established. Officially launched in 1989 by the Minister for Agriculture and Food, its membership now exceeds 380.
PIC - Primate Information Center- The Primate Information Center's goal is to provide bibliographic access to all scientific literature on nonhuman primates for the research and educational communities. Coverage spans all publication categories (articles, books, abstracts, technical reports, dissertations, book chapters, etc.) and many subject areas (behavior, colony management, ecology, reproduction, field studies, disease models, veterinary science, pharmacology, physiology, evolution, taxonomy, genetics, and zoogeography.) In conjunction with the Wisconsin NPRC library, a comprehensive computerized database is available on the web for free access to all primatology researchers.
PIJAC - Pet Industry Joint Advisory Council- whose mission is to ensure the availability of companion animals to sustain the entire pet industry, focuses on education, information and governmental issues involving pet stores, companion animal supply and restrictions or obstacles to pet ownership.
Pinellas Animal Foundation- The Pinellas Animal Foundation, a non-profit veterinary and community partnership established in 1983, is dedicated to improved animal care, guardian responsibility and increased awareness of the value of the human/animal bond. Our goal is to enrich the lives of animals and people of all ages through education and service programs.
PRIM&R - Public Responsibility in Medicine and Research- is dedicated to creating, implementing, and advancing the highest ethical standards in the conduct of research. For thirty years, PRIM&R has been the pre-eminent source for education, professional development, and resource sharing in all areas pertaining to the ethical, regulatory, and societal aspects of the research enterprise.
PSA - Poultry Science Association- is a charitable corporation affiliated with the Poultry Science Association (PSA or Association). The primary purpose of the Foundation is to advance the founding principles of the PSA by securing private financial support for specific components and activities of the PSA. The Foundation is authorized to receive, manage, invest and distribute assets acquired by the Foundation for the purposes stipulated by the donors.
PSBR - Pennsylvania Society for Biomedical Research- The Pennsylvania Society for Biomedical Research (PSBR) was established by universities, medical schools, pharmaceutical firms, and professional societies in the Commonwealth to foster a better understanding of the benefits of biomedical research to human and animal health, as well as the necessity for the humane treatment of animals in such research. The society supports the responsible use of animals for essential medical research and education in the prevention and treatment of human and animal diseases. The PSBR strongly supports the continued role of animals in research when no reliable alternative exists.
PSGB - Primate Society of Great Britain- The Primate Society of Great Britain was founded in 1967 to promote research into all aspects of primate biology, conservation and management. The Society is very strong scientifically and holds regular scientific meetings. In addition, the Society has launched a conservation appeal to help the urgent plight of primates in nature. This appeal is co-ordinated by our Conservation Working Party, which considers and works towards many aspects of primate conservation.
PSIC - Primate Supply Information Clearinghouse- The PSIC promotes conservation of nonhuman primates by reducing laboratory demand on wild populations. Its objective is to make the best possible use of available research primates in the United States by facilitating the sequenced use of nonhuman primates in biomedical research and to effect speedier communication among users. Investigators and colony managers are invited to list animals available for transfer or to be shared and to consult the clearinghouse regarding availability of animals, etc. for new projects.
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