The Animal Law Instructor Website is dedicated to and for professors teaching animal law. If you are interested in gaining access to the website, please email us.

The Student Animal Legal Defense Fund of the John Marshall Law School presents "The Early History of Animal Law," a lecture by ALDF Founder and General Counsel Joyce Tischler.

It is still uncommon for animal cruelty investigators to serve as expert witnesses, but if you or someone in your agency has the right combination of education, experience, and training, you may qualify as an expert witness.

There are a number of ways to make significant contributions to this field by either working as a volunteer or doing pro bono work for a firm. Here are some suggestions for getting involved in animal law.

Bar Association Animal Law Sections and Committees are established in many states and assist legal professionals interested in animal law.

The Animal Legal Defense Fund has compiled a concise list of animal law publications, academic journals and selected books.

As a paralegal member of Animal Legal Defense Fund's Animal Law Program, you'll receive ALDF's newsletter, The Animals' Advocate, an issue of Animal Law Review, email updates and more.

Join Animal Legal Defense Fund's Animal Law Program! As an attorney member, you'll receive ALDF's newsletter, The Animals' Advocate, an issue of Animal Law Review, email updates and more.