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"Human–animal interactions" is a cross-disciplinary book category that examines the many ways humans and other animals relate, from intimate companionship and working partnerships to conflict, exploitation, and cohabitation in shared environments. It includes scientific studies of animal behavior, ecology and zoonoses; historical and anthropological accounts of domestication, hunting and husbandry; ethical and legal debates about rights, welfare and conservation; as well as memoirs, reportage and fiction that explore emotional bonds, reverence or misunderstanding between species. Books in this category address practical concerns (veterinary care, animal-assisted therapy, wildlife management), cultural meanings and representations of animals, and the social, political and ecological consequences of human choices about other species.

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