Journal of Applied Animal Science

Journal of Applied Animal Welfare Science

Co-editors:

Stephen Zawistowski
The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals

Kenneth J. Shapiro
Psychologists for the Ethical Treatment of Animals

Editorial Board:

Michael Balls European Center for the Validation of Alternative Methods, Italy	Donald G. Lindburg Center for Reproduction of Endangered Species, San Diego
Alan Beck Purdue University	Lindsay Matthews Animal Behaviour and Welfare Research Centre, New Zealand
Marc Bekoff University of Colorado	Joy Mench University of California, Davis
Alan D. Bowd Lakehead University, Canada	David B. Morton University of Birmingham Medical School, UK
John Bradshaw University of Southhampton, UK	Ruth C. Newberry Washington State University
Gordon Burghardt University	Barbara Orlans Kennedy Institute of Ethics, Georgetown University
Ned Buyukmihci University of California	Anthony L. Podberscek University of Cambridge, UK
Perrin Cohen Northeastern University	Davis Viktor Reinhardt Animal Welfare Institute
I.J.H. Duncan University of Guelph, Canada	Bernard Rollin Colorado State University
Andrzei Elzanowski The Smithsonian Museum of Natural History	Margaret Rose Prince Henry Hospital, Australia
Bruce Max Feldman Berkeley, California	Jeffrey Rushen Research Station Agriculture, Canada
Roger Fouts Central Washington University	James Serpell University of Pennsylvania
Harold Gonyou Prairie Swine Center, Canada	Martin Stephens Humane Society of the United States Washington, D.C.
Lynette Hart University of California,	Francoise Wemelsfelder Scottish Agriculture College, UK
Dale Jamieson University of Colorado, Boulder	Davis John C. Wright Mercer University
Jay Kirkpatrick Deaconess Research Institute, Montana	L.F.M. van Zutphen Utrecht University, The Netherlands

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