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Until one has loved an animal, a part of one’s soul remains unawakened – ANATOLE FRANCE
KIDS Video game teaches children to be kind to animals Video games can get a pretty bad reputation, but thanks to a collaboration between the Scottish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Scottish SPCA) and the University of Edinburgh, one new game could be pushing all the right buttons for kids and parents alike. Designed to promote positive interactions, and prevent kids from being cruel to animals, the pilot of the new PC game, ‘Pet Welfare’, was created for children aged seven to 12. Following testing with 184 children, developers revealed that the game had effectively conveyed the importance of animal welfare, helping participants to better understand that animals have feelings, and how vital it is to behave towards them in a safe way. In the game, players can experience three interactive levels based around the pets who, according to statistics, are most likely to be victims of cruelty: dogs, cats and rabbits. Children then learn key information about the welfare needs for each pet. If your child is one of the 70% across the UK who has a pet, it’s worth noting that accidental animal cruelty is common. Ensuring kids know more about their pets, and how they can avoid accidentally harming them, could be the best way to help avoid any ruff patches. Writing | Bonnie Evie Gifford <strong>November</strong> <strong>2019</strong> • happiful.com • 11
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