Theater is changing the way communities view donkey welfare

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Mar 14, 2025, 11:06 am97 ptsTrending
A new study from the University of Portsmouth is the first to show how interactive theater can help improve the lives of working donkeys in equid-reliant communities, providing further evidence of the transformative impact of arts-based initiatives on animal welfare.

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