In this engaging discussion, Dr. Emily Tronetti, a contributor to the Open Sanctuary Project and an expert on farmed animal agency, shares valuable insights on fostering agency in sanctuary settings. She emphasizes the importance of creating safe environments and understanding individual animal comfort zones during educational interactions. Strategies for promoting resident agency without physical contact are explored, along with ways to enhance visitor experiences. Listeners can look forward to practical guides and thoughtful reflections on nurturing animal well-being.

Join Dr. Emily Tronetti, an expert in farmed animal agency and contributor to The Open Sanctuary Project, as she discusses the vital role of fostering agency in sanctuary education. She shares insights on the challenges educators face while ensuring the well-being of animal residents. Through engaging visualization exercises, listeners reflect on their interactions with farmed animals like Billy the playful cow and wise Daisy. Dr. Tronetti emphasizes the importance of consent and autonomy, offering practical strategies to enhance educational practices.

Dr. Emily Tronetti, a passionate contributor to The Open Sanctuary Project and expert in humane education and animal behavior, joins the conversation. They delve into the vital concept of agency for farmed animals, stressing the importance of recognizing their ability to make choices. With practical ways to foster agency in sanctuaries, Tronetti highlights the significance of consent in human-animal interactions. The discussion also covers tailored sanctuary practices that enhance animal well-being and encourages reflection on improving agency for sanctuary residents.