Animals Make Us Human: Creating the Best Life for Animals – A NYT Bestseller on the Emotional Needs of Dogs, Cats, Horses, and Zoo Creatures
by Temple Grandin, Catherine Johnson
In 'Animals Make Us Human,' Temple Grandin and Catherine Johnson, in this New York Times bestseller, examine the emotional needs of dogs, cats, horses, and zoo animals. They provide essential insights into fostering environments that allow these creatures to flourish, blending science with practical advice for enhancing animal welfare.
About This Book
Temple Grandin and Catherine Johnson explore the emotional lives of animals in this New York Times bestseller. The book delves into the fundamental needs that make animals thrive, drawing from Grandin's unique perspective and expertise.
Readers gain practical knowledge on how to meet these needs for common pets like dogs and cats, as well as horses and animals in zoos. The authors emphasize creating environments that support emotional well-being.
Through accessible science, the book highlights why emotional fulfillment is essential for animals to live happy, healthy lives. It offers guidance for animal owners and caretakers alike.
This work stands as a key resource for anyone interested in animal behavior and welfare, promoting better human-animal interactions.
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