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Animal Welfare Journal

10 November 2017

Are consumers wilfully ignorant about animal welfare?  What are stakeholders’ perspectives of elephant welfare?  What effect does stress in the mother have for the progeny of sheep? The answers to these and other welfare questions can be found in the latest issue of the Journal Animal Welfare (Volume 26, issue 4), which is out now.  The journal also includes letters to the editor, commentary on topical issues such as developments in legislation and codes of practice relating to animal welfare and book reviews.

See https://www.ufaw.org.uk/the-ufaw-journal/animal-welfare for further information.