What Animals Want: The Five Freedoms In Action

Jacqueline Pearce
Illustrated by Julie McLaughlin
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What Animals Want: The Five Freedoms In Action

Jacqueline Pearce
Illustrated by Julie McLaughlin
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CANADIAN9-12 YEARS112 PAGESENGLISH

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  • Appropriate for: Ages 9-12 Years
  • Published date: Oct 12, 2021
  • Language: English
  • No. of Pages: 112
  • Publisher: Orca Book Publishers
  • ISBN: 9781459825659
  • Dimensions: 7.0" W x 0.563" L x 9.0" H

Jacqueline Pearce is the author of 12 books for children and teens. Her novels and nonfiction explore her fascination with local history, people, nature and animals, including Dog House Blues and The Truth About Rats, which were written for the BC SPCA Kids Club. Jacqueline has degrees in English literature and environmental studies. She has volunteered for the BC SPCA humane education program for many years and has both fostered and adopted many rescued animals with her family. She currently lives near Vancouver, British Columbia, with her husband, daughter, dog and two cats.

“This child-friendly animal care guidebook comprehensively introduces readers to the Five Freedoms, which are an international ethical framework for evaluating standards of animal care. The book aims to create empathy, compassion, and understanding in children towards their animal family members as well as exotic, farm, wild, and animals in captivity.”

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