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ZOO 118 — Animal Ethics and Welfare

1 credits · 1 hours

Students will examine the use of animals in our society in relation to ethical standards to humane care & use. Readings and class discussions will be used to explore the concept of animal welfare, the keeping of animals in captivity/zoos, the animals rights movement, quality of life, euthanasia and controversial issues relating to animal use and management. Students will be expected to practice emotional restraint and courtesy as they formulate and defend an ethical position statement on a controversial issue. Emphasis will be placed on understanding both sides of an issue and using factual evidence to develop and support an argument or policy.

Prerequisites: ZOO 114

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