🔍Latest study funded by UFAW has identified that each year, more than one in seven companion #rabbits in the UK are suffering from dental disease, a condition which can cause severe pain. Read more here➡️ow.ly/4UCP50RquOr

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📖NEW BOOK REVIEW in the current issue of @vet_record for the publication of the latest book in our UFAW/Wiley-Blackwell book series, Wildlife Ethics: The Ethics of Wildlife Management and Conservation ➡️ow.ly/jzT150Rqo5Q

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Don't miss out on all the latest animal welfare science in a fabulous location... 🐖🐀🐈‍⬛🐄🐟👇

📢NEW STUDY compares new technique for blood sampling #badgers against a pre-existing method to determine which is better for welfare. Researchers concluded the new method was no worse for welfare and possibly had a lower overall negative welfare impact.➡️ow.ly/LLxl50RljPw

📢Tickets are selling out fast for the 2024 UFAW conference! If you haven't already, you can register to attend in-person here ➡️ow.ly/Mz0050Rn6Wa

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📢LATEST STUDY examines whether rearing dairy heifers with non-maternal adult cows on pasture affects long-term behaviour. Results suggest that pasture-reared heifers with adult contact during first three months may have reduced fear of novelty. ➡️ow.ly/5CEO50RlmJ3

NEW BOOK REVIEW for the publication of the latest book in the UFAW/Wiley-Blackwell book series, Wildlife Ethics: The Ethics of Wildlife Management and Conservation ➡️ow.ly/or4X50RhQMM

#wildlife #conservation #animalwelfarescience

Welcome to the newest member of our LINKS scheme, Barbara Padalino, DVM, PhD, Celta, DipECAWBM (AWSEL) from the Alma Mater Studiorum – University of Bologna, Italy.

If you are interested in joining the UFAW LINKS scheme, please visit ➡️ ow.ly/qzxi50QoIlT

A new book review for Wildlife Ethics: The Ethics of Wildlife Management and Conservation has been published in the UFAW Journal. Pete Goddard,Chair of the UK’s Wild Animal Welfare Committee says 'it's a pleasure to recommend this book to you'.

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Welcome to the newest LINKS scheme member, Prof. Dr. Dijana Blazhekovikj - Dimovska from the University of St Kliment Ohridski Bitola (UKLO), North Macedonia.

If you are interested in joining the UFAW LINK scheme, please visit ➡️ ow.ly/qzxi50QoIlT

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📢Early bird registration ends soon!

Register before 1700 GMT Saturday 13 April to receive a discount ➡️ ow.ly/tU9a50Rc906

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Another great event for those interested in animal welfare. Go to the website for more information

Great location, fascinating animal welfare science, see you in Portugal?

📢Conference registration now open!

Join us in Porto for a diverse array of presentations across all areas of #animalwelfarescience featuring 43 talks and over 80 posters.

Click here to register➡️ow.ly/xpTV50R7cbq

(Early bird rate available until 13 April)

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Our new paper is out! An institutional analysis of the working animal sector, showing a move away from veterinary interventions towards more advocacy based and sustainable strategies. Centre for Comparative and Evolutionary Psychology The Donkey Sanctuary SEGG, University of Portsmouth

🌊 Last week, fair-fish attended the 'Humanly Ending Life of Animals 2024' symposium in Bern, discussing the humane treatment of aquatic species.

More info: fair-fish.net

#fairfish #BLVUFAWSymposium #AnimalWelfare #Sustainability #Bern

Don't miss our March research seminar!

Dr Sasha Protopopova will discuss 'Choice, consent, and control: Are these concepts useful in the study of animal welfare science?'

March 27th 2024, 12.30pm EST
In-person: ECLA 1720
Online: zoom.us/j/97868018566

Sponsored by UFAW

So very important to ensure animals are euthanased humanely #FSVOUFAW24 #AnimalWelfare

A fantastic two days at the #FSVOUFAW24 meeting on Humanely Endling the Lives of Animals.

Wonderful to welcome more than 80 people in Bern and over 600 online, from more than 50 countries all taking an evidence-based approach to improving animal welfare at the time of killing.

Welfare team at the University of Stirling from Institute of Aquaculture presentations