Guest Blog – Osteopathy and its impact on the welfare of zoo animals
Tony Nevin is a trained osteopath, living in the UK. He operates clinics for people, small animals and horses, as well as... Read More
Putting the Human into Humane
Our guest blog is from Dr Jacqueline Boyd, an animal scientist with a passion for applying robust scientific and educational principles to... Read More
Are We Loving Animals To Death?
Is our love of animals killing them? It seems an unlikely statement until you give it a bit more thought. People that... Read More
Compassion Fatigue: When Caring Has Consequences
When you’re caring for an animal, you need to remember to take care of yourself and your own mental well-being. Our guest... Read More
Vietnamese Actions: Notes from the classroom.
Mark Spicer is a technical advisor for a Vietnamese organisation called WildAct. The charity is based in Hanoi, Vietnam and has recently... Read More
International Zookeeper Day
Today is world animal day and this actually coincides with International Zookeeper Day. Yes, it’s a thing and it’s celebrated by zookeepers... Read More
Tourism Tips for Welfare Warriors
Finding your dream wildlife experience is easy but knowing if it’s ethical or not can be much more difficult. On World Tourism... Read More
Dolphin enrichment: what we know
Dr Isabella Clegg is a marine biologist and welfare scientist, and founder of the organisation Animal Welfare Expertise (AWE). Isabella discovered that... Read More
Why are we still failing in zoo animal welfare?
Wild Welfare director, Georgina Groves, discusses some of the reasons for poor animal welfare in zoos around the world and how the... Read More
Assessing dolphin welfare: making the debate ethical
Dr Isabella Clegg is a marine biologist and welfare scientist, and founder of the organisation Animal Welfare Expertise (AWE). Isabella discovered that... Read More