All books with a NAVS (National Anti-Vivisection Society) call number are located on the 6th Floor of the Library in the Animal Rights Law Collection.
Animal law in Australia and New Zealand by 
Worldview of Animal Law by 
The Costs and Benefits of Animal Experiments by 
Animal Law: Welfare Interests & Rights 2nd Edition by A Bibliography of Animal Law Resources. The International Institute for Animal Law. Chicago, Ill.: IIAL, 2001. KF3841.A1 B53 2001
Chase, Marcelle, Animal Rights: An Interdisciplinary, Selective Bibliography, 82 L. Libr. J. 359 (1990).
Kistler, John M. Animal Rights: a Subject Guide, Bibliography, and Internet Companion. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 2000. Z7164.C45 K57 2000 HV4708
Weaver, Bobbi Ann. Research in the Peaceable Kingdom: a Selected, Annotated Bibliography on Animal Law from an International Perspective. 30 Int’l. J. of Legal Information 426 (2002).
The Library catalog and Worldcat are often the best places to start a search for book titles on animal rights. The following subject headings may be useful:
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