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Will the Jerry Maguires of Animal Welfare please stand up?
With unforgettable quotes like “You complete me” and shots of a frazzled Tom Cruise exclaiming “Help me, help you” to a naked Cuba Gooding Jr., it’s easy to forget the opening scene that started it all in the 1996 romantic comedy, … Continue reading →
Posted in Advocacy, Animal behavior and training, Animal Welfare, Best Friends Animal Society, Teaching and learning, Uncategorized
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Tagged Aimee Sadler, animal care, Animal Farm Foundation, animal rescue, animal welfare, animals in captivity, APHE, Association of Professional Humane Educators, BAD RAP, Best Friends Animal Society, center for zoo animal welfare, Detroit animal rescue, Detroit Zoological Society, dog blogs, dog fostering, dog rescue, dogs, enrichment, exotic animals, Farm Sanctuary, five freedoms, humane educators, Jerry Maguire, Kelly Dunbar, mission statements, Open Paw, play groups, rescue groups, sanctuaries, welfare assessment, zoo animal well-being, zoos
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