DAFF ™ International Animal Rescue's - Animal Rescue by Dream for Animal Freedom Foundation. Organization that prioritizes animal welfare, preserving ethology and seeking to apply the study of veterinary medical ethics, literary work of renowned and respected Tannenbaum (1995).
DAFF™ International Animal Rescue's - Resgate de animais através do Dream for Animal freedom Foundation. Organização que prioriza o bem estar animal, preservando a etologia e procurando aplicar os estudos de ética médica veterinaria, obra literária do ilustre e conceituado Tannenbaum (1995).
Jerrold Tannenbaum, M.A. ’72, J.D. ’77, Professor of Population Health and Reproduction
Tannenbaum joined the faculty in 1999 to teach veterinary ethics and jurisprudence as required for a DVM degree. He was also a major contributor to the undergraduate course, Ethics of Animal Use. He taught a course in animal law and developed a course on agricultural law and policy through the UC Davis School of Law. Tannenbaum was instrumental in initiating an ethics component of the senior clinics, which represents the first formal instruction in ethical issues taught both in a clinical context and a hospital setting at the school.
Throughout his tenure, Tannenbaum has served on departmental committees (personnel, resources and curriculum) and a school committee on animal welfare. His most recent publication was a commentary in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association. Along with two veterinary dentists (Frank Verstraete and Boaz Arzi), Tannenbaum helped lead a collaborative effort with professors from other universities to speak out against the use of dental implants in dogs and cats.
