Learners tend to appreciate and retain more information if it is delivered in a fun way. That is why it is essential for educators to always find creative 
ways to instill information. When it comes to teaching animal welfare education, there are several creative ways that can be used to motivate learners to want to know more. They include:
Invite Speakers from Animal Welfare Groups
Sometimes, it helps if learners hear about animal welfare and rights from someone who believes in the cause. Teachers can reach out to non-governmental organizations or agencies that are on the forefront in pushing for animals rights. These organizations can then send representatives to have talks with the learners and give first-hand
experiences on why they decided to work with animals and some of the moving experiences that convinced them that they are on the right path.
Set Up Animal Welfare Clubs
Having an animal welfare club where students not only learn but participate in activities that push them to learn more about animals is a sustainable way to do it. The learners can take up different roles in the running of the club. This will not only teach them about the animals but will also equip them with skills to become responsible members of the society. At the club, they can learn about animal interaction and the benefits that come with taking care of animals.
Incorporate Practical Lessons
Educators should look into practical lessons such as encouraging learners to blog about animal welfare and coming up with thematic contests and games that will interest the learners. There are brain games such as the ones found at MentalUP, that can also be used creatively as a teaching aid. At the end of it all, the learners should learn different aspects of animal welfare and rights, such as preventing animal cruelty, taking care of animals and making donations when they can.