Are you an animal lover?
Hadlow College are spreading awareness about World Animal Day, because we take great pride in our ability to acclimatise over 500 different species of animals, from all different countries at our Hadlow College campus.
Not only do we showcase our capabilities to house these amazing animals, but our staff and students also aim to provide the best possible care at Hadlow, with their excellent animal husbandry techniques.
The interest in World Animal Day is constantly increasing every year. Knowing enough about the importance of Animal Welfare is the first step to supporting this movement, whether you plan to organise or participate in community events, to volunteer or study, or choose to spread their message.
The National Centre for Reptile Welfare, the first of its kind in the UK, is based at our Hadlow main site in partnership with The Pet Charity. Supplying shelter for unwanted amphibians and reptiles, with the intention to rehome them through national networks.
You can learn everything you need to in our Animal Management courses where you will study animal welfare, nursing, the structure, and function of the animal body and much more.
If you would like to learn more on how you can get involved in World Animal Day, click here.
Studying Animal Management at Hadlow
We offer a variety of Animal Management courses, in both Further and Higher Education.
Students gain a wide range of work experience both inside and outside of their studies. This gives you the opportunity to gain practical experience, and further develop your skills and knowledge. Our courses can provide you with everything that you need to excel in your desired field.
If you would like to find out more about what we have to offer, please visit the Animal Management page on our website or contact us.