The ancient Greeks were the first ecologists on the planet, based on the quality of life in the city-states they created, where other nations lived nomadically. For example, in ancient Athens, every owner had the right to cut down up to two olive trees per year.

Solon had set a reward of 5 drachmas for killing a male wolf, but only one drachma for each young wolf because the goal was to reduce, but not to exterminate the species.

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Videos showing services and products over the years that help us better care for our pets

close-up illustation of a young girl in pink skirt hugging a sheep and feeding a horse

Pets are more than just our faithful companions. In many cases, they are also considered extended family. They can provide us with friendship but also with emotional support, helping us to improve in our daily social lives.

With so many benefits from our furry friends, it comes to no surprise how important and central mascots have become in our society.

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How important are animals in human life? How did animals statred co living with humans? How can you speak for animals? How can you make a difference in their lives?

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Moggy Modules by Cats Protection

Our moggy modules have been created by our educational experts for children aged 5-11. Designed to help young learners discover more about our feline friends, the packs include focused worksheets, quizzes and activities.

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This activity uses role-play to explore the role of agencies in encouraging people to become responsible pet owners, with a focus on non-domestic exotic animals. This session could follow Dogs and the law. This lesson only applies to legislation in England.

Subject: Citizenship, Animals and the law.

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