Although the presence of animals in our lives seems natural, it is not; it depends on work. But we don’t know what work means for a dog, a horse, or a cow. This chapter proposes a concept of animal work, and argues that there is a subjective involvement of animals in work and intersubjective relations between humans and animals at work.

Open your eyes to the suffering in slaughterhouses, why now? Hufffpost , October 16, 2015 to read here

Jocelyne Porcher will be the Symposium  » Veterinary, professionalguarantor of animal welfare  » November 24, 2015 at the Palais du Luxembourg, Paris . More information here