@5Lameness We've just created an infographic about lameness in UK sheep based on the #AnimalWelfareCommittee March 2011 report. Do you know if there is any update to where things stand now?
https://t.co/GVKbVpNrsX
If you're a sheep farmer with good animal welfare @ADASGroup wants to hear from you! Get ยฃ100 for taking part in a Defra-funded project into development of a voluntary scheme to financially support farmers to deliver good animal welfare. Find out more: https://t.co/Q6GDoxK51B
Today's Queen's Speech referenced how Animal Welfare standards will be a priority over the next year. Read our breakdown of the key points about animal welfare here: https://t.co/2BwtN11v9y
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@IAR_updates Hey, we created an infographic about what to do AFTER lockdown to help dogs cope with the change - it might be useful for your followers! https://t.co/H9aYrul824
@siriusanimalre1 Hey, we created an infographic about what to do AFTER lockdown to help dogs cope with the change - it might be useful for your adopters! https://t.co/H9aYrul824
@SCanimalrescue Hey, we created an infographic about what to do AFTER lockdown to help dogs cope with the change - it might be useful for your adopters! https://t.co/H9aYrul824
@RSPCA_official @RSPCA_Frontline Hey, we created an infographic about what to do AFTER lockdown to help dogs cope with the change - it might be useful for your adopters! https://t.co/H9aYrul824
@UK_PetDogPop I'm taking existing animal welfare research and trying to turn it into infographics etc to spread the word. Is there any research or stats you think I should be focusing on next?
@Daxsiie@foarctwales@marcthevet @CARIADCAMPAIGN @FOSTERFIRST1 Did the rescue you adopted them from give any advice? Most rescues will have volunteers who can give you bespoke support, or at least recommend a good behaviourist to help. I'd recommend reaching out to them first (or ask your vet for a good behaviourist).