According to the Animal Welfare Act 2006, which species are protected?

• All vertebrate species

• Only mammals

• Only domesticated animals

• Only endangered species

According to the Animal Welfare Act 2006, what is one of the five welfare needs that must be met when caring for animals?

• The need for a suitable diet

• The need for a suitable job

• The need for a long walk

• The need for a collar

According to the Animal Welfare Act 2006, animals need to be housed with or without ________.

• others

• food

• water

• shelter

According to the Animal Welfare Act 2006, animals need to express ________ behaviours.

• natural

• artificial

• aggressive

• trained

According to the Animal Welfare Act 2006, animals need to be free from pain, suffering, injury and ________.

• disease

• hunger

• cold

• fear

Why is PPE important?

• Because it looks professional

• Because it protects individuals from hazards

• Because it is required by law in all situations

• Because it is comfortable to wear

What PPE do we wear on the zoo?

• Gloves and masks

• Swimsuits

• Lab coats

• Chef hats

How might PPE differ in Equine department and why?

• PPE in Equine department may include specific items like sturdy boots and helmets due to the risk of injury from large animals.

• PPE in Equine department is the same as in all other departments.

• PPE in Equine department is not required.

• PPE in Equine department only includes gloves.

Which welfare needs are we meeting by wearing PPE?

• Safety and protection

• Nutrition and hydration

• Exercise and enrichment

• Social interaction

Signs of good/poor health include:

• Clear skin and bright eyes / Frequent illness and fatigue

• Lack of sleep / High energy levels

• Poor appetite / Strong immune system

• Irregular heartbeat / Healthy weight