[Jack Moroney (RIP)]

I don't think you are going to find one size that fits all as Islam is worldwide and has been inculcated into many cultures and has usurped many countries with historical memories that supercede Islamic "reform". Islam has also evolved over the years as have the countries in which Islam took root so the roles and symbolism of animals have changed. Persia reviled the lion but Iran now uses it as its national symbol. Certainly the lion would also play a role in the African countries. Also I think you have to look at the different sects and how each interprets the Qu'ran. There are probably prohibitions against animal sacrifice in some sects and I would imagine critters that are deeply involved in their roots and culture such as the camel would have significance in the desert but not necessarily in countries without camels. The dog has been seen as impure which has led to abuse of dogs in some countries but in others they are now saying that Islam prohibits animal abuse. No idea, but something worth looking into and something, that if used, has to be carefully targeted to the right audience without causing blowback which can be said of any psyop campaign.