Animal Welfare- Refers to Well Being Of Animals

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Refers to well-being of animals

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Animal welfare

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Needs of animal welfare

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Life sustaining
Health sustaining
Comfort sustaining

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5 freedoms of animal welfare

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1. Freedom from hunger and thirst
2. Freedom from discomfort
3. Freedom from pain, injury or disease
4. Freedom to express normal behavior
5. Freedom from fear and distress

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Importance of animal welfare

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1. Ethical Responsibility
2. Social and Psychological Benefits
3. Environmental Impact
4. Economic Benefits

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Ethical Responsibility

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1. Moral Consideration
2. Human Treatment

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Social and Psychological Benefits

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1. Human-Animal Bond
2. Public expectations

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Environmental Impact

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1. Ecosystem
2. Biodiversity

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Historical Perspective on Animal Welfare

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1. Culture
2. Philosophy
3. Scientific
4. Legal Development

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5 freedoms originated from the UK

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1965

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Sentience is more than local sensation

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Sentience

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is the capacity to have feelings and to experience suffering and pleasure.

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Sentience

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One or more bad feelings continuing for more than a short period.
• To suffer, an animal must be sentient.

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Suffering

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• Anthropomorphism is generally criticised. Anthropomorphism is generally seen as a bad thing by scientists

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Anthropomorphism

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People disagree about whether it is right for humans to kill animals

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Welfare and death

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3 areas to be considered when assessing animal welfare

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1. Physical Factor
2. The animals mental state
3. Aspect of naturalness

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means how an animal is coping with the conditions in which it lives”

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Animal Welfare

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Brambell Report, published in the UK in

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1965

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Today, countries worldwide agree that animal welfare is important, and animal welfare science is an established scientific discipline. In addition to the many government research departments

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​In the 21st century

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welfare.

The UK’s Farm Animal Welfare Council proposed the Five Freedoms in 1992, using the recommendations from an earlier government inquiry known as the

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Brambell Committee (1965).

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There are two important concepts applied to the adaptive process

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homeostasis and allostasis

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This steady internal state that is necessary for the basic processes of life is called

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homeostasis

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literally means ‘other state’

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​Allostasis

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The state is being equal specifically in status rights and opportunities

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Equality

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Animals are open confine in the stressful environment

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Animal Agriculture

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A group of living organisms consisting of similar individuals capable of exchanging genes

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Species

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Routed in virus theory are still divited

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Ethical theorest

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Causing harm of animal they will interest of animal

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Theological Ethics

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Culture belief

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Global standards

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Mostly open gate in confine stress full environment

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Ethical issues agriculture

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Protect and promote the teristicial aquatic

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Animal welfare Act