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animal shelters
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100

The EPA

What is Environmental Protection Agency

100

what is the most common nutritional mistake dog owners make when feeding them human food?

giving them toxic foods like chocolate, grapes, or onions 

100

The first animal cruelty legislation was passed in 1635, which prohibited tearing wool off of living sheep.

True

100

How many types of animal shelters are there?

3


100

what is the main issue in no kill animal shelters

overcrowding 

200

The USDA

What is United States Department of Agriculture

200

Taurine deficiency in cats can cause this serious health problem

heart disease (dilated cardiomyopathy) or blindness 

200

Study of the human-animal bond (HAB) only focuses on the impact of humans on animals

False

200

What are the three types of animal shelters?

Municipal shelters, private shelters, rescue groups and sanctuaries.



200

What percent of the total number of animals needed for medical and scientific inquiry in the U.S. are rodents.

95%

300

The CPSC

What is the Consumer Product Safety Commission

300

Large dog breeds are prone to this painful and often deadly stomach condition if fed too quickly

Bloat (gastric torsion)

300

The First No-Kill City Was San Francisco

True

The government of San Francisco was the first city in America to pass an adoption pact with the city’s animal care & control.

300

(estimate) how many companion animals enter animal shelters nationwide every year 

(estimate) how many are euthanized 

1. 8-12 million

2. 5-9 million

300

What are the 3 Rs of animal welfare 

 Replacement, Reduction, and Refinement

400

The IACUC

What is Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee

400

Puppies and kittens need this type of immunity boost in the first days of life 

colostrum from their mother´s milk

400

Poultry are covered under the Animal Welfare Act.

False (typically excluded, especially commercial poultry).

400

What is the difference between rescue groups and sanctuaries?

- Rescue groups often focus on a specific breed or species and have agendas that work with superior well-known shelters to find homes for animals that fall within their guidelines.

- Sanctuaries offer homes for animals that usually cannot be rehomed, and they often raise those animals for life.

400

What type of diseases do most animals have when first entering a shelter

Zoonotic Diseases

500

AAFCO

Association of American Feed Control Officials

500

Why can an excess of calcium be problematic in large and giant breed puppies?
a. It can cause obesity.
b. It can interfere with normal bone development.
c. It can lead to kidney stones.
d. It can decrease muscle strength.

B

500

The Animal Liberation Front (ALF) protests animal research by damaging and destroying lab equipment and facilities.

True 
500

What’s the Difference Between Municipal and Private Shelters?


(only one way or summary)

Municipal shelters are operated by city or county governments or contracted by them to serve the public. These shelters are legally required to take in every animal that comes through their doors—no matter how full they are, how sick or injured the pet may be, or how many pets arrive in a single day. 

Private shelters, on the other hand, are typically run by nonprofit organizations and can often choose which animals to take in, when, and how many

500

How many animals are euthinized each year in shelters

2.5 million

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