…headbutting, chasing, and mounting is not unusual, prolonged and/or excessive headbutting, chasing, or mounting may require intervention. Additionally, if instead of head-to-head ramming, an individual is ramming another resident in…
…with the District of Columbia (D.C.), have adopted them. If you’re interested in knowing which states have adopted the NGSS, you can find that information here. If you’re interested in…
…Of Agriculture, Food And Rural Affairs (Non-Compassionate Source) Understanding Nutrition For Mules | The Horse (Non-Compassionate Source) The Equine And Their Hooves | Natural Equine Hoof Care (Non-Compassionate Source) A…
…The Open Sanctuary Project Avian Medicine: A Guide For Practitioners, Second Edition | Dr. Peter Sakas, D.V.M. Basic Bird Health Care | Dr. Peter Sakas, D.V.M. & Niles Animal Hospital…
…of how they may feel. At a farmed animal sanctuary, animals should never be bred (or purchased, typically), and a resident would only be younger by chance or rescue need….
…their sanctuary. Can they even call themselves the sanctuary? I would love your feedback on that. I think, Julia, you. 00;00;43;25 – 00;00;47;15 Speaker 2 Yeah, I think we’re all…
…Poultry Keeper (Non-Compassionate Source) If a source includes the (Non-Compassionate Source) tag, it means that we do not endorse that particular source’s views about animals, even if some of their…
…your resources too thin. If you can, offer explanations and alternative solutions for each “no” scenario. For an excellent example of a public-facing rescue policy, take a look at Edgar’s…
…(which causes blackleg), C. septicum (malignant edema), C. novyi (black disease), C. sordelli (gas gangrene), and C. perfringens types B, C, and D (enterotoxemia and enteritis). However, your veterinarian may…
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