Animal Welfare Quiz

What is the main focus of the Animal Welfare Act 1999?

• To support animal hunting

• To increase animal population

• To prevent cruelty and promote high standards of welfare

• To promote animal sports

Which Act did the Animal Welfare Act 1999 replace?

• Animal Rights Act 1980

• Animal Safety Act 1985

• Animal Protection Act 1960

• Animal Care Act 1975

What is the definition of 'Animal' according to the Animal Welfare Act 1999?

• Only wild animals

• Only farm animals

• Only domesticated animals

• Most animals capable of feeling pain

How many Parts is the Animal Welfare Act 1999 divided into?

• 10

• 9

• 5

• 15

Which Part of the Animal Welfare Act 1999 would you read to find out about Animal Exports?

• Part 4

• Part 3

• Part 2

• Part 1

Which Part of the Animal Welfare Act 1999 contains information on Traps and Devices?

• Part 3

• Part 1

• Part 2

• Part 4

What is one of the 'Five Freedoms' for animals?

• Freedom from hunger and thirst

• Freedom to be trained

• Freedom to roam freely

• Freedom to be adopted

What is the focus of the 'Five Domains of Animal Welfare'?

• Meeting basic needs only

• Providing environments for positive experiences and emotional needs

• Promoting animal sports

• Increasing animal population

All cats should be protected from the threat of skin cancer with the regular application on nose and ears of appropriate animal sunscreen, especially during summer.

• Depends on the breed

• Not specified

• False

• True

What is the purpose of the Codes of Welfare?

• To promote animal sports

• To provide best practice and minimum standards for taking care of and handling animals

• To support animal hunting

• To increase animal population