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Evaluating Mending Mamre: An Animal Welfare Intervention
The need to improve animal welfare and control companion animal populations is necessary for South Africa, especially in impoverished communities lacking resources and education to care for their pets responsibly. These programmes are often multi-dimensional in nature and aim to improve animal welfa...
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Organisational Psychology
2020
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