4-H Animal Welfare Assessment: Does it Work?

Authors

Kimberly Anderson, Michigan State UniversityFollow
Karen Waite, Michigan State UniversityFollow
Camie Heleski, Michigan State UniversityFollow

Volume

44

Issue

6

Abstract

Contained in this article are results of a pilot 4-H equine welfare assessment contest. The results were used to examine the success of the first equine welfare assessment contest for 4-H members. Knowledge of equine welfare concerns was assessed, along with opinions about those concerns. Enhancement of awareness of equine welfare issues occurred by the conclusion of the experience. Additional contests, incorporating multiple species, would be beneficial for 4-H youth.

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Recommended Citation

Anderson, K., Waite, K., & Heleski, C. (2006). 4-H Animal Welfare Assessment: Does it Work?. The Journal of Extension, 44(6), Article 23. https://open.clemson.edu/joe/vol44/iss6/23