It's FAB! Launch of the Fellowship of Animal Behaviour Clinicians (FABC)

02 February 2020
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Volume 11 · Issue 1

Abstract

This week marks an exciting new era in the world of clinical animal behaviour with the official launch of the Fellowship of Animal Behaviour Clinicians (FABC), an organisation with a clear purpose in supporting the development of clinical animal behaviourists in the UK. Claire Hargrave explains.

This month marks an exciting new era in the world of clinical animal behaviour with the official launch of the Fellowship of Animal Behaviour Clinicians (FABC), an organisation with a clear purpose in supporting the development of clinical animal behaviourists in the UK.

FABC is a professional body established to forward the interests of Certificated Clinical Animal Behaviourists (CCABs) and those training to become Certificated Clinical Animal Behaviourists through the Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour's (ASAB) professional accreditation scheme, a long-established and widely recognised academic and educational organisation.

FABC is delighted to have the support of their Honorary President Dr Mark Evans who is a perfect fit for the organisations with his longstanding advocacy role in creating a harmonious relationships between people and their pets. His well documented television career and plethora of published books on animal welfare and care are a testament to his enduring passion to promote the wellbeing of animals and their caregivers and the values he shares with FABC.

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