Categorising animals and habitats in disaster-related activities

A disaster is typically defined as a situation requiring external assistance, under the (contestable) assumption that must affect people and society to be disaster. Animals their habitats are part of humans connect with them, so animals all disaster-related activities. This straightforward statement has produced divergent theories, policies practices including challenges categories, labels divisions for non-humans. paper collates many practitioner aspects regarding in It assists understanding training situations involving non-humans before, during after Five sometimes overlapping, provided (non-human) affected by activities: companion animals, service livelihood captive wildlife wildland animals. Other emerge about contributing disasters Some ethical practical issues discussed rights for, responsibilities definitions relevant dealing disasters.