Protecting animal's welfare starts with providing for its physical and mental needs. Students participate in activities that protect the state of the animal. They give to the animals, treatments such as; animal care, animal husbandry, and offer other humane treatment.

At the College, students have the opportunity to participate in a variety of co-curricular activities, from sport, music and drama, during their time at the University. These activities that fall outside the scope of our regular curriculum and require a regular time commitment and initiative from the students. They help the student to; gain essential life skills, improve their academic performance, explore interests and create broader perspectives, have higher self-esteem and give them opportunities to socialize further.