The ethics of animal shelters /

"The everyday operations of animal shelters and animal protection organizations involve a host of ethical decisions. The present volume is the outcome of a collaboration between a team of animal ethicists and representatives and employees of an animal shelter, the Montreal Society for the Preve...

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Group Author: Giroux, Valéry (Editor); Pepper, Angie (Editor); Voigt, Kristin, 1979- (Editor)
Published: Oxford University Press,
Publisher Address: New York, NY :
Publication Dates: [2023]
Literature type: Book
Language: English
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Summary: "The everyday operations of animal shelters and animal protection organizations involve a host of ethical decisions. The present volume is the outcome of a collaboration between a team of animal ethicists and representatives and employees of an animal shelter, the Montreal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Montreal SPCA). The volume offers a set of recommendations on how animal shelters can respond to the difficult ethical questions they face, given the many constraints they must operate under. These recommendations are informed by a commitment to taking seriously the moral status of non-human animals. The volume also contains seven chapters that explore in more detail some of the ethical questions involved in everyday animal shelter operations"--
Carrier Form: vi, 331 pages ; 22 cm
Bibliography: Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN: 9780197678633
0197678637
9780197678640
0197678645
Index Number: HV4708
CLC: S815
B82-058
Call Number: B82-058/E843-3
Contents: The Ethics of Animal Shelters: Guidelines and Recommendations /
The value of death for animals: an overview /
Caring in Non-Ideal Conditions: Animal Rescue Organizations and Morally Justified Killing /
Decision-making under non-ideal circumstances: Establishing triage protocols for animal shelters /
What If They Were Humans? Non-Ideal Theory in the Shelter /
Being Popular and Being Just: How Animal Protection Organizations Can Be Both /
Companion Animal Adoption in Shelters: How "Open" Should It Be? /
Transformative Animal Protection /
Afterword /