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Episode 6 - Joe Bailey -The Humanimal Trust

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In this episode of The Animal Welfare Conversation we are joined by Joe Bailey, CEO of the Humanimal Trust, a charity set up in 2014 by Professor Noel Fitzpatrick to support collaboration between human health professionals and veterinary professionals, to enable knowledge sharing for the benefit of humans and animals. We find out more about one medicine and discover why education is central to improving animal welfare. We consider sentience and how important it is to ensure that all animals have choice; and look in more depth at why complacency can be one of the biggest challenges to animal welfare. And finally, Joe highlights how everyone can make a difference, and how great things can be achieved if everyone does one small thing every day. Find out more about the Humanimal Trust Home | Humanimal Trust | One Medicine for Humans and Animals Biography Joe Bailey joined Humanimal Trust as CEO in November 2023. She has worked in various animal welfare related roles, predominantly for the RSPCA, as an Inspector and then more recently as Head of farming, welfare and wellbeing for RSPCA Assured. Joe is passionately dedicated to protecting animals, preventing suffering, exploitation and abuse, and not only influencing but delivering systemic change in order to create a better, fairer world for all beings, which is the reason the Trusts aims of converging human and animal medicine-One Medicine-appealed. By building strong relationships with NGOs, Governments, and other organisations both in the UK and globally, she has positively affected change in behaviour and in policies pertaining to welfare, wellbeing and sustainability. Joe is a Nuffield Scholar, having studied ‘The Welfare of man and Beast’ and travelled extensively looking at the correlation between welfare and wellbeing. she is on the Board of One Welfare Phoenix, and has recently become a Trustee of My Black Dog, a mental health charity.  

In this episode of The Animal Welfare Conversation we are joined by Joe Bailey, CEO of the Humanimal Trust, a charity set up in 2014 by Professor Noel Fitzpatrick to support collaboration between human health professionals and veterinary professionals, to enable knowledge sharing for the benefit of humans and animals. We find out more about one medicine and discover why education is central to improving animal welfare. We consider sentience and how important it is to ensure that all animals have choice; and look in more depth at why complacency can be one of the biggest challenges to animal welfare. And finally, Joe highlights how everyone can make a difference, and how great things can be achieved if everyone does one small thing every day. Find out more about the Humanimal Trust Home | Humanimal Trust | One Medicine for Humans and Animals Biography Joe Bailey joined Humanimal Trust as CEO in November 2023. She has worked in various animal welfare related roles, predominantly for the RSPCA, as an Inspector and then more recently as Head of farming, welfare and wellbeing for RSPCA Assured. Joe is passionately dedicated to protecting animals, preventing suffering, exploitation and abuse, and not only influencing but delivering systemic change in order to create a better, fairer world for all beings, which is the reason the Trusts aims of converging human and animal medicine-One Medicine-appealed. By building strong relationships with NGOs, Governments, and other organisations both in the UK and globally, she has positively affected change in behaviour and in policies pertaining to welfare, wellbeing and sustainability. Joe is a Nuffield Scholar, having studied ‘The Welfare of man and Beast’ and travelled extensively looking at the correlation between welfare and wellbeing. she is on the Board of One Welfare Phoenix, and has recently become a Trustee of My Black Dog, a mental health charity.

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