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DAFF Home  >  Animal and Plant Health Home  >  Animal Welfare  >  National Consultative Committee on Animal Welfare  >  National Guidelines for Animal Welfare

The links below provide guidelines for the treatment of animals used for recreation, sport, work, and on display. These guidelines were developed by the National Consultative Committee on Animal Welfare (NCCAW).

• Recommended national circus standards
• Standards for the care and treatment of rodeo livestock

 

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