Euthanasia rates for stray dogs triple as more animals enter UK shelters
A collaborative study involving University Centre Reaseheath has identified a tripling of euthanasia rates for stray dogs over a three-year period. Published in the journal Animals, the research highlights a significant shift in breed types entering the system and underscores Reaseheath’s commitment to advocating for higher standards in canine welfare and informed policy.
Reaseheath graduate champions canine welfare as Crufts returns
As the canine world turns its attention to Crufts this weekend, a Reaseheath College and University Centre graduate is helping shape the welfare conversations behind the scenes.
Canine undergraduates gain insight from leading microbiome scientist
Canine and animal science students at Reaseheath College and University Centre were given a unique insight into real-world research during a recent visit from leading canine microbiome scientist Dr Bushra Schuitemaker.
Canine graduate celebrates achievement built on perseverance
Few moments have meant more to Amelia Gresty than walking across the stage at Chester Cathedral to collect her Foundation Degree in Canine Behaviour and Training.
Resilient Reaseheath duo rebuild and launch canine training careers
For Millie McFadyen and Evelyn Done graduating from University Centre Reaseheath this week means far more than collecting their degrees
Seeing dogs differently helps graduate turn personal bond with canines into research
Understanding what dogs are trying to tell us is central to everything canine specialist Niamh MacLoughlin does.
Niamh MacLoughlin
Paige McCormack Lecturer/Course Manager Paige completed BSc (Hons) in Animal Behaviour and Welfare (Clinical Route) at Harper Adams University, gaining a 1st class degree with her dissertation investigating veterinary referral routes for problem behaviours in companion animals. Paige is in the process of changing from a provisional member of the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors […]
Human-dog bonds take centre stage in public lecture
The reality of training assistance dogs will be explored in an insightful, free public lecture series at Reaseheath College and University Centre in Nantwich next month.
Fascinating free public lecture series returns to Reaseheath
Reaseheath College and University Centre is opening up its campus to the public for a series of free evening lectures exploring the natural world, animal behaviour, environmental science, and food production.
Canine students lead the pack at national research conference.
A trio of final-year canine students from University Centre Reaseheath have made their mark on the academic world by presenting their dissertation research at the prestigious British Conference of Undergraduate Research (BCUR).