Animal Care and Welfare Nancy Thelen, MSU Extension Agriculture Literacy Educator and the Washtenaw County 4-H Junior Livestock Committee.

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Animal Care and Welfare Nancy Thelen, MSU Extension Agriculture Literacy Educator and the Washtenaw County 4-H Junior Livestock Committee

Ethics Scenario Courtesy of University of Wisconsin Bernie O’Rourke Extension Youth Livestock Specialist Adam Hady Richland County Ag Agent

Which student is getting the most out of their project from the information given so far? Buffy (Horses) Naomi (Goats) Petunia (Dairy) Adam (Poultry)

Which student is getting the most out of their project from the information given so far? Buffy (Horses) Naomi (Goats) Petunia (Dairy) Adam (Poultry)

Which youth member is the least involved in their project before the fair? Buffy (horses) Naomi (goats) Petunia (dairy) Adam (poultry)

Which youth member is the least involved in their project before the fair? Buffy (horses) Naomi (goats) Petunia (dairy) Adam (poultry)

Which youth member is best defined as a communicator? Buffy (horses) Naomi (goats) Petunia (dairy) Adam (poultry)

Which youth member is best defined as a communicator? Buffy (horses) Naomi (goats) Petunia (dairy) Adam (poultry)

Which youth member exhibited the best sportsmanship? Buffy (horses) Naomi (goats) Petunia (dairy) Adam (poultry)

Which youth member exhibited the best sportsmanship? Buffy (horses) Naomi (goats) Petunia (dairy) Adam (poultry)

Which youth member appeared to not have worked with their animal prior to fair? Buffy (horses) Naomi (goats) Petunia (dairy) Adam (poultry)

Which youth member appeared to not have worked with their animal prior to fair? Buffy (horses) Naomi (goats) Petunia (dairy) Adam (poultry)

Which youth member was the least trustworthy? Buffy (horses) Naomi (goats) Petunia (dairy) Adam (poultry)

Which youth member was the least trustworthy? Buffy (horses) Naomi (goats) Petunia (dairy) Adam (poultry)

Which youth member was the most responsible in caring for their animal? Buffy (horses) Naomi (goats) Petunia (dairy) Adam (poultry)

Which youth member was the most responsible in caring for their animal? Buffy (horses) Naomi (goats) Petunia (dairy) Adam (poultry)

Between Buffy and Naomi, who showed more respect to the judge? Buffy (horses) Naomi (goats)

Between Buffy and Naomi, who showed more respect to the judge? Buffy (horses) Naomi (goats)

What is NOT meant by respect? A.The Golden Rule- “Do unto others as you would have done to you” B.Treat others with respect. C.Value and honor others D.Record birth dates correctly.

What is NOT meant by respect? A.The Golden Rule- “Do unto others as you would have done to you” B.Treat others with respect C.Value and honor others D.Record birth dates correctly

What is meant by responsibility? A.Feed approved feed rations. B.Adhere to possession (ownership) dates C.Gain knowledge about the animal you are showing. D.All of the above

What is meant by responsibility? A.Feed approved feed rations. B.Adhere to possession (ownership) dates C.Gain knowledge about the animal you are showing. D.All of the above

Talking Points Exhibitors may be asked some difficult questions about animal welfare. Most people are just being curious and friendly. Let’s listen in to some potential questions we might hear…

If you feel uncomfortable with a question that is being asked… A.Be honest if you don’t know the answer B.Ask an older exhibitor C.Excuse yourself and ask responsible adult D.All of the above

Questions for You

I learned new information on animal welfare and care situations during tonight’s training 1.True 2.False

Rank your comfort level in answering questions of the public … 1.As a result of this training, I am comfortable answering questions. 2.I need more training/information to feel comfortable answering questions.