Reasons to handle animals

What is a good reason to handle an animal

• Becaus we have to

• Because its dangerous

• To groom it

• To see if we can make it angry

Why is it important to handle animals correctly

• To make them vocalise

• To keep ourselves and the animal safe

• So that we don't get bitten

• All of the above

Do we handle all animals in the same way

• No
• Depends on the day
• Only some animals
• Yes

What are the benefits of positive animal handling

• Reduced stress for the animal, improved animal welfare, and safer interactions for both the animal and the handler.
• No impact on animal stress, no change in animal welfare, and riskier interactions for both the animal and the handler.
• Enhanced stress for the animal, decreased animal welfare, and more hazardous interactions for both the animal and the handler.
• Increased stress for the animal, worsened animal welfare, and dangerous interactions for both the animal and the handler.

What are the impacts of negative animal handling

• Negative animal handling can lead to stress, fear, aggression, and physical harm to the animals.
• Enhanced trust and cooperation from the animals
• Improved animal welfare and well-being
• Positive impact on animal behavior

What legislation do we have to abide by when dealing with animals

• Child Labor Law
• Clean Air Act
• Plant Protection Act
• Animal Welfare Act

What year follows "The Animal Welfare Act"

• 1975
• 2006

• 2001
• 1966

What are the impications of breaking the Animal Welfare act

• Financial benefits and environmental impact
• Legal consequences and ethical implications
• Social media attention and public relations
• Health benefits to help scientific research

What does ethical mean

• To act in a morally right or principled way
• To act in a selfish or greedy way
• To act in a careless or reckless way
• To act in a sneaky or deceitful way

How should you approach a sick animal

• Approach the sick animal calmly and gently, and seek professional help if needed.
• Approach the sick animal with no caution and without seeking professional help
• Approach the sick animal with force and aggression
• Approach the sick animal with loud noises and sudden movements