Brochures and Infographics

Brochures and Infographics

This banner has the title "How Animals Learn: For Animal Sanctuaries And Rescues". A smiling brown-skinned woman holds a white rabbit in her lap. Next to her are the words "If you work at an animals sanctuary or rescue, understanding how animals learn different behaviors is of particular importance."
If you are looking for an easy way to share information about how animals learn, check out this infographic!
If you are looking for an easy way to share information about how animals learn, check out this infographic!
This handy infographic provides seven steps to creating an effective education strategic plan for your animal sanctuary.
This handy infographic provides seven steps to creating an effective education strategic plan for your animal sanctuary.
This handy infographic provides four tips for communicating with youth about animal exploitation.
This handy infographic provides four tips for communicating with youth about animal exploitation.
A graphic of green hills covered in grass with a cream colored cow in the forefront looking up at the words, "Caring For Older Cow Residents". A black cow can be seen in the distance.
Like all animals, cowsWhile  “cows” can be defined to refer exclusively to female cattle, at The Open Sanctuary Project we refer to domesticated cattle
A creamy background with teal lettering reading, "Caring for older sheep residents" and a little blurb in black reading "As sheep age, they may require changes to their care routine in order to remain happy and healthy". On each side a half rainbow of yellow, real, and red.
With proper care, sheep have the opportunity to live long lives. The average life expectancy for domesticated sheep ranges from 10-12 years, with some individuals
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