M.M. Buhr, Dr. I.J.H. Duncan, Dr. R.R. Hacker, Dr. Prof. R.D. Moccia, Dr. J.S. Walton, Dr.
Many humans benefit psychologically and emotionally from animals used for companionship and sport.
K.A. Mathews, Dr. W.S. McDonell, Dr. S. Pearce, Dr. Fish and Wildlife. Human behavior and technology often affect the welfare of wild animals. Faculty explore humane issues in hunting, trapping and fishing, work to improve the health and well-being of wild populations and examine the welfare implication of keeping exotic species in captivity.