A study presents ten practical rules that dog welfare organizations can use to effectively measure the impact of their humane education and dog training programs.
Maximizing Workshop Impact: Strategies for Measuring Success Read More »
A study evaluated the short-term effects of Dogs Trust educational workshops on children’s attitudes and knowledge about responsible dog ownership and safety.
Barking Up the Right Tree: Evaluating the Effectiveness of Dog Welfare Workshops Read More »
A study explores the complexities of improving companion dog welfare, emphasizing that owner education alone is insufficient.
Can Owner Education Improve Dog Welfare? A Deep-Dive Read More »
A study highlights the effectiveness of a school-based rabies prevention program in rural Sri Lanka, demonstrating improved knowledge and awareness through active learning in lectures, while emphasizing the importance of socio-cultural considerations for broader implementation.
“Rabies Edutainment 4 Kids”: A Successful Education Campaign in Sri Lanka Read More »
A study found that a targeted, practical training program significantly improves the knowledge and confidence of Indian veterinarians in performing canine surgical neutering, offering a scalable model for similar global efforts.
How a Focused Training Program Enhances Canine Sterilization in India Read More »
A study evaluated the impact of the CARE project’s Rabies Prevention Program Manual in Ilocos Norte, Philippines, finding that rabies awareness and knowledge among students increased and bite incidents decreased.
Rabies Education in Action: Key Outcomes from the CARE Project in Philippines Read More »