World
Association for Transport Animal Welfare and Studies
Registered Charity Number 1070042
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The aim of TAWS is to
promote improved management, health and welfare of transport and draft
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Our MissionTAWS
will
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Focus
on long term health, welfare and management programmes.
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Focus
on methods of treatment and management which are
technically, culturally and economically right for the
users.
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Focus
on the poorest people who depend on their animals to survive.
v Make our projects, research and meetings action orientated
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Who are we?TAWS started as an informal
group of vets who wanted to use their specialist knowledge to improve the long
term health, welfare and management of draught and transport animals.
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Why
TAWS is needed v
Many
of the world’s poorest people are dependent on horses, oxen, donkeys, camels,
mules and buffaloes to cultivate land and transport goods and people.
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Poor
feed, lameness, harness sores, parasites and poor breeding can cause great
suffering to the animals and reduce their performance.
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Much
is known about animal health, welfare and management BUT it is poorly
disseminated to communities in the third world.
Join
TAWS now
Volunteer your time and skills
Make
a donation
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| Postal address: |
World Association for Transport Animal Welfare and Studies Hardwick Court Farm, Hardwick Lane Chertsey, Surrey, KT16 0AD, United Kingdom |
| Telephone | 01932 564366 (+ 44 1932 564366) |
| Fax: | 01932 567837 (+ 44 1932 567837) |
| Electronic mail: | info@taws.org; |
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