DareToCare - Animal Welfare Podcast Aimée, Anette, Maya, Silke and Mascha

Dieses Mal eine Folge mit zwei Tiermedizinstudierenden aus Leipzig! Beide engagieren sich ehrenamtlich beim Bunten Hund, einem eingetragenen Verein, der sich um die medizinische Grundversorgung von Tieren von Wohnungslosen und anderen Bedürftigen im Raum Leipzig kümmert. Elif und Sarah erzählen von der Arbeit des Vereins, inwiefern Tierschutz eine Rolle spielt und warum die Tiere für die Bedürftigen eine ganz besondere Rolle spielen, aber auch was sie schon alles bei ihrer ehrenamtlichen Arbeit an praktischen Fähigkeiten lernen konnten.

 

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In this episode, you will get to know Diana Teixeira and her journey from university to professional life. Diana is a veterinarian and young professional from Portugal, currently working at AnimalHealth Europe, which is an association who is the voice of the animal medicines industry in Europe. She is the Junior Public Affairs Manager and works on the following topics: One Health, Sustainability in Food Producing Systems, AMU, AMR, Animal Welfare and Animal in Science. She shares her personal opinion and experiences on the subject of animal welfare. We also talk about her work and what it means to improve animal welfare at EU level as well as about the latest 2 proposals the European Commission has submitted.

Get in touch with Diana Teixeira:  Diana Teixeira | LinkedIn

Consultation on welfare of animals during transport: ⁠https://ec.europa.eu/info/law/better-regulation/have-your-say/initiatives/13613-Animal-welfare-protection-of-animals-during-transport_en⁠

Consultation on dogs and cats (if people would like to
see the answers): ⁠https://ec.europa.eu/info/law/better-regulation/have-your-say/initiatives/14061-Welfare-and-traceability-of-dogs-and-cats-new-rules-_en⁠

AnimalhealthEurope: https://animalhealtheurope.eu/resources/publications/how-todays-animal-health-care-is-benefiting-people-animals-and-our-planet/

FVE: FVE – Federation of Veterinarians of Europe

IVSA SCoVE: Standing
Committee on Veterinary Education | International Veterinary Students
Association (ivsa.org)

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For this episode I even had the luck to speak with 5 people. All five going to be part of one of the sessions of the Summit for Animals, who will take place in Halifax, Canada, from May 6-7. The Summit for Animals is the largest conference for the animal welfare sector in Canada and hosted by Humane Canada (link), the national federation of humane societies and SPCAs (Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals), and the convener of animal welfare in Canada. The summit has been held for 10 years already, every year in a different city. This May will be the 11th edition and the first time hosting it in the east cost of Canada. They have 10 educational topics at the Summit, everything from leadership, tackling fatigue and building resilience, to companion animals, wild and farmed animals and access to care; with 40+ sessions and over 65 speakers.

In this episode we will talk about the last topic with the focus on marginalised and rural communities: 'partnering with indigenous communities to increase access to veterinary care'. We talk about the reasons why access to veterinary care is so difficult for indigenous communities. You will hear different experiences on the fundamental challenges faced by the communities in terms not only of animal welfare and on developing context-specific services, but above all how important it is as an organisation to take time to build relationships of trust.

If you want to learn more about the Summit for Animals, go visit: https://reg.eventmobi.com/summitforanimals/

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Welcome to our podcast! Why, how and what for - that's what we briefly explain to you!

Willkommen bei unserem Podcast! Wieso, weshalb, warum - das erklären wir euch hier ganz kurz! (ab min 2:38)

In welchen Formen Tierschutz im Alltag einer Kleintierpraxis vorkommt, welche Möglichkeiten und Grenzen der tierärztlichen Beratung gegenüber Patientenbesitzenden es gibt und warum man für eine Euthanasie auch mal unter den Terrassentisch krabbelt - all das erzählt uns Christiane Bärsch.

Christiane ist Tierärztin, hat 2004 ihre Promotion am Institut für Tierzucht an der Tierärztlichen Hochschule Hannover abgeschlossen, anschließend ein Internship an der Kleintierklinik absolviert, ist 2007 Praxisinhaberin geworden und seit 2022 Präsidentin der niedersächsischen Tierärztekammer.

Tierschutz ist für sie sehr eng geknüpft mit der Zufriedenheit der Kolleg:innen und daher unter anderem auch ein Schlüssel zum Erfolg beim herrschenden Tierärzt:innenmangel. Wir sprechen gemeinsam darüber welche Praxisrelevanz Tierschutz hat und diskutieren dies anhand einiger Fallbeispiele.

Falls ihr Christiane Bärsch noch Fragen stellt wollt: mail@xiane.de

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Some more English....

This time I talk to Wendy Phillips and Carolin Breitenbach. Both are veterinarians and together run the programe VETS UNITED by a german charitable animal welfare foundation. Wendy worked as a veterinary practicioner and project manager for various animal welfare organisations in Asia, Africa and Europe, before starting VETS UNITED in 2015. Carolin 
joined her in 2017, after working in small animal medicine for several years. We talk about their work at WTS (Welttierschutzstiftung), what it needs to include animal welfare into the veterinary curriculum in countries all over the world, how young and passionate people can change the system and how important language is when it comes to making teaching material accessible. But we also answer a few more questions.

Follow them on Facebook to stay updated about their work: https://www.facebook.com/WTSVetsUnited

OR check out their website: https://teaching-animal-welfare.org/ https://teaching-animal-welfare.org/fr/

OR write them an email: wp@welttierschutz.org

OR check them out on LinkedIn: https://de.linkedin.com/company/vets-united

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