Several factors influencing Oklahoma animal conditions include the Oklahoma and U.S. economy and how it affects the local and state level of support of animal programs; the political environment and the way in which voters and the state legislature decide and change laws; the use and view of private and public landownership; and, in general, how Oklahomans in rural and urban settings interact with, view, and respect animals. (kirkpatrickfoundation.com)
Irresponsible breeders and owners have created animals conditioned and genetically predisposed to aggression. (apamo.org)
Comparative medicine, which explores the similarities between human and animal conditions such as heart disease, cancer, and obesity, is also a One Health subject. (vtvets.org)