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|Articles|August 1, 2001
Nonprofit launches animal welfare site
New York-Animal News Center, a not-for-profit organization promoting animal welfare, has created a new Web site featuring stories on pets and wildlife as well as editorials on animal-related issues.
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New York-Animal News Center, a not-for-profit organization promotinganimal welfare, has created a new Web site featuring stories on pets andwildlife as well as editorials on animal-related issues.
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The site also includes interviews with individuals who have significantlycontributed to animal welfare.
Visit the new site at www.anc.org.
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