The international society for advancing animal welfare through science. Funding research, sharing evidence, and connecting a global community working to improve the lives of animals since 1926.
Visit our website: scienceforanimalwelfare.org
Science for Animal Welfare
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UFAW is now Science for Animal Welfare - a clearer name for our science‑led work to improve animal welfare.
Explore the new Science for Animal Welfare website: scienceforanimalwelfare.org
#ScienceForAnimalWelfare
Our mission is clear: working towards a future where all animals affected by humans have the best possible quality of life, driven by a scientific understanding of their needs and how to meet them.
Find out more about what we do: scienceforanimalwelfare.org/what-we-do/our-work/
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We’re planning a change. Our science‑led mission remains the same - more details soon.
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Science isn’t static - and neither are we. Our work always looks into the future of what’s possible.
With two weeks to go, our centenary conference is the perfect place to shape the next century of our work.
Use #SCIFAW100 and let us know if you're attending!
🔗 scienceforanimalwelfare2026.org
Animal welfare science keeps moving forward - and that progress matters for animals’ lives.
Tell us, what’s one improvement in animal welfare you think science should focus on next?
#AnimalWelfare #ScienceForAnimals
Since 1926, science has been at the centre of UFAW’s work to improve animal welfare. So what could the next chapter of animal welfare science look like?
What change would you most like to see for animals in your lifetime?
#FutureOfAnimals #AnimalWelfare
Introducing the UFAW conference symposia!
🕰️ Symposium 1: Animal Welfare Science: Past, Present and Future
🔬 Symposium 2: Is There a Reproducibility Crisis in Animal Welfare Science?
🐾 Symposium 3: Assessing Animal Welfare
🔗 scienceforanimalwelfare2026.org/registration
#SCIFAW100
📆 One month to go until the UFAW Centenary conference 2026!
We are looking forward to welcoming delegates and speakers this June.
🔗 Take a look at the programme: www.scienceforanimalwelfare2026.org/programme
#SciFAW100 #UFAWCentenary
We are continuing to highlight speakers taking part in the UFAW Centenary Conference 2026.
Day 2:
Dr Jessica Cait - Charles River Laboratories, USA:
Day 3:
Professor Alistair Lawrence - University of Edinburgh, UK
🔗 https://ow.ly/Nm8P50YZ12p
#SciFAW100
The challenges facing animals are complex and evolving. So is UFAW's capacity to meet them - thanks to supporters like you. Help keep our science-led work going.
🔗 ufaw.org.uk/annual-appeal
