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   Welfare and animal care

   UK study suggests joint healthcare for homeless people and their dogs

   Research in PLoS One heard from people experiencing homelessness and from veterinary, health and housing providers; two earlier studies show these dogs are usually well cared for, with separation distress as the main concern.

   11/09/2026

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   Welfare and animal care

   Study finds abdomen most at risk for dogs injured in car crashes

   VetCOT trauma registry data show 91% survival; serious injuries were concentrated in internal organs, and the anatomical pattern varied with size. A survey in three countries reveals that a sizeable share of owners travel with the dog unrestrained.

   11/09/2026

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   Welfare and animal care

   Study suggests emergency plans for animal labs should include welfare

   Korean researchers compared standards from four regions and organised the common elements into three domains; earlier experiences, from hurricanes to the pandemic, show what is at stake when a facility's routine is disrupted.

   11/09/2026

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   Welfare and animal care

   Researchers propose ethical checklist for ovum pick-up in mares

   Published in Theriogenology, the tool covers animal welfare, professional ethics and procedural ethics; a survey in the Equine Veterinary Journal shows that perception of the dilemma shifts with experience of the technique.

   11/09/2026

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   Welfare and animal care

   UK study highlights health and regulation risks in rescue dog imports

   Qualitative research in PLoS One heard from rescues, transporters, veterinarians, authorities and adopters; misaligned expectations and fragmented enforcement emerge as critical points.

   11/09/2026

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   Welfare and animal care

   Review urges full-career assessment of therapy dog and handler teams

   A synthesis published in Animals compares governance models in Europe and the United States and finds core welfare requirements applied inconsistently.

   11/09/2026