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Authored by experts from the University of the West of England, Bristol, Animal Welfare in a Pandemic delves into the far-reaching consequences of COVID-19 on animals worldwide. From the wild to companion and captive animals, the pandemic has had a profound impact on animal welfare, influencing pet ownership, conservation efforts, and beyond.
The unprecedented lockdowns implemented globally had a devastating impact on animal welfare. Pet owners were forced to adapt to new circumstances, while conservation institutes struggled to operate due to lack of visitors and funding. The absence of tourists in wildlife areas further hindered anti-poaching efforts, leaving animals vulnerable to exploitation.
The mass distribution of PPE led to an unexpected issue: discarded equipment posing a threat to wild animals. However, this also presented occasional opportunities for wildlife to adapt and thrive in the face of adversity.
As human vaccines became available, some countries began developing vaccines for animals. While not all were deployed, this marked a crucial step towards protecting animal welfare in the face of future pandemics.
This book serves as a crucial review of the pandemic’s impact on animal welfare, highlighting essential lessons for future pandemics. By adopting a One Health approach, where human and animal health are considered holistically, we can work towards a future where animal welfare is prioritized and protected.
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