5 Freedoms of Animal Welfare
Dr. Charlene Berkvens
Fostering Change Farm website
We humans do not have that many freedom in our welfare.
@atheist Number 1 alone will be a big plus... Nr 4 will be unattainable utopia... I am okay with the freedom to behave normally but I don't want to behave normally... I want to be skewed me all the time.... 24/7.
@atheist I was thinking on Human Welfare of course and those humans in the need without the resources.
there is no such thing as freedom
I didn't say it was and it's a nice thought
Idealistic. If we're talking about wild animals not in a Disney film then Number 4 is the only one that is realistic. I do love animals.
@atheist I Googled it. From what I saw it applies to farm animals so I can see your list working from that perspective. What made me question was the "according to their species" in your number 4 where I assumed you were talking about wildlife. Again, I can see how people could apply those steps to domestic animals but not to wildlife. I could completely get behind permaculture and believe it's a great system.
How about the freedom to be a nasty little shit and sink its claws into my ankle whenever I walk by?
You can also let your (cat - I assume ?), pet know this is not acceptable behavior. Lots of info online, or from your Vet.
@evergreen -- What? And take away his favorite toy? You ... you ogre.
@evidentialist well then ... enjoy your wounds !
Last time I had looked humans were animals, mammals as I remember.
Sure but a lot less intelligent / caring than the four legged ones.
my grandmother and I had a huge argument about that