AAB & AW Crossword, 40 words, #2021-01/2 - WordMint

The principle of non-violence towards all living beings
Movement that states that animals have moral rights and are strongly opposed to using animals for biomedical research ANIMAL
Attributing to animals human features and behaviour
Name of the committee that developed the 'Five Freedoms'
Feeling of strong empathy for the suffering of another
The mating of animals of different breeds
An animal in its earliest stages of development
Adding complexity to an animal’s enclosure for the purpose of mental and behavioural stimulation
The study of ultimate values and the standards by which a human may judge their actions to be right or wrong.
The study of animal behaviour.
Political and economic union that the UK joined in 1973 and left in 2021
Painless' killing to relieve suffering
A UK 'council' concerned with farm animal welfare
A confined area where animals are kept and fed (typically high protein diets)
Term used within the Five Freedoms developed for farms in 1964
Animals have access to the outdoors
Time elapsing from conception until birth.
All the genetic material of an organism
Author of the book 'Animal Machines' in 1964
The ongoing care of an animal
Inborn, unlearned responses, activities, and behaviours.
Term applied to animal farming that prioritizes large volume animal product production using strict production methods
The concept that any use of animals should be eliminated
Another term for farmed animals
Developer of legislation that was brought into the UK in 1822 to ‘prevent the cruel and improper treatment of cattle’
Suffering from a disease or medical condition.
Death due to a specific illness or condition
A non-governmental organization whose primary purpose is something other than selling goods or services
An intergovernmental organisation in charge of improving animal health worldwide
Form of research used with animals to test food or housing choices.
Temporary restriction of movement for examination, surgery, medication, and breeding.
The capacity to feel, perceive, or experience subjectively
Placing the interest of a chosen species above the interests of another species
A repetitive or ritualistic movement, posture, or vocalisation for no obvious purpose
Philosophy of decision making where the best conduct or viewpoint is the one that best serves the majority.
Persons who do not eat meat, poultry, and fish (has several different sub-classifications)
Vegetarians' who abstain form eating or using any animal products
Organisation known to support animal welfare and animal sanctuaries throughout the world
Animal disease (e.g. bacterial, fungal, parasitic) transmissible to humans
An excessive fear of animals by humans