Mr Joshua Zoanetti

Lecturer (Level A)

Optimisation and Stabilisation

Integration Management Office

Josh Zoanetti is completing a PhD investigating older adults and their dogs. His research is looking at how we can minimise the burdens of dog guardianship for older adults, and maximise their dog’s welfare. Josh has an interest in teaching and research and hopes to continue his career in academia upon completion of his PhD.

Year	Citation
2024	Zoanetti, J., Young, J., & Nielsen, T. D. (2024). A Scoping Review of the Risks Posed by Companion Animals to Older Adults. Anthrozoos, 37(5), 1015-1031. DOI Scopus5 WoS3
2024	Zoanetti, J., Nielsen, T., & Hazel, S. (2024). The potential negative impacts of pet guardianship on the guardian, a scoping review. Discover Animals, 1(1), 11-1-11-38. DOI
2023	Zoanetti, J., Nielsen, T. D., Tuke, S., Young, J., & Hazel, S. (2023). Australian veterans' experience of pet ownership: Benefits, costs, and moderating factors. Human-Animal Interactions, 11(1), 1-1-1-8. DOI Scopus2 WoS2

Position: Lecturer (Level A)
Email: joshua.zoanetti@adelaide.edu.au

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