The book delves into the impact of veterinary education on human-animal relationships, examining its influence on public policy, environmental decisions, and ethical considerations regarding food animals. It also addresses personal dilemmas faced by pet owners, such as the decision to euthanize companion animals, highlighting the profound connections between veterinary knowledge and societal attitudes towards animals.
This book explores how what veterinarians learn through their veterinary studies influences and shapes how humans relate to animals, from public policy and decision making about the environment and animals slaughtered for food, to personal decisions about euthanizing companion animals.
Focusing on the evolution of multicultural education, this book addresses the pressing challenges faced in engaging contemporary college students. It emphasizes the importance of social justice within educational frameworks and seeks to adapt strategies that resonate with the diverse experiences of today's learners, ensuring relevance and effectiveness for future generations.