Sentences with phrase «animal shelter management»
As Scriver put it, both the American Humane Association and the Humane Society of the U.S. offered information and training conferences for animal shelter management, but «The single biggest mistake of outsiders is mistaking the shelter for the whole program.»
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Together, we have a chance to continue to build the reputation of our city and KC Pet Project as national leaders in animal shelter management and adoption.
In 2009, Cary received his designation as a Certified Animal Welfare Administrator, and in 2014, he completed certification in No - Kill Animal Shelter Management.
As part of my fellowship, I am enrolled in The Humane Network's University of the Pacific Animal Shelter Management Certificate program.
Many of the previous comments made about this article reflect a lack of understanding about both contemporary animal shelter management practices and the specifics of the initiative.
Updates on Ducky's condition will be provided on the Allegany County Animal Shelter Management Foundation Facebook page.
He served as the director of PetWhere ®, an animal shelter management software tool and has directed animal control programs in Atlanta, Georgia; Portland, Oregon; Fairfax, Virginia; Salt Lake City, Utah; and Pullman, Washington.
University of the Pacific offers a No - Kill Animal Shelter Management Certificate Program which provides the knowledge needed to assume a management or leadership role at an open - admission, no - kill animal shelter, including program management, community engagement, and shelter operations.
When it comes to learning more about animal shelter management and medicine, shelter staff members are turning increasingly to online educational opportunities.
The next round of the Animal Shelter Management Certificate Program at the University of the Pacific is starting up today, April 16!
Committed to developing and strengthening your knowledge and skill set in no - kill animal sheltering management and leadership?
Not exact matches
BY JOE KUHN The Orangetown Town Board convened this week to review budget presentations from several departments and services including the Rockland Paramedics, the Nyack Ambulance Corps, Hi Tor Animal Shelter and the Orangetown Department of Environmental Management and Engineering.
The support we provide to shelters concerned about any outbreak affecting their animals involves diagnostics as well as advice on management, and ways to minimize the impact for the animals as well as the shelter's resources.
Wag»N also announced that its Wag»N Rover Respond» R ® Mobile Emergency Information Kit version 3.0 and all further releases will be included as an fundamental element of its Personalized Emergency Training services (PETS) Program ™, aimed at providing top of line pet safety and pet emergency management training services to pet boarding facilities, kennels, animal shelters and pet sitters.
«Shelter management will continue to work with animal interest groups like the Oklahoma Alliance for Animals to set higher standards and review missions and goals,» Smith said.
Discussion centered on a management and budget department report that criticized 13 aspects of animal control operations, including finances, a rebate program for pet spaying and maintenance of the county animal shelter.
Certificate programs are unique to the University of Florida (UF), and Maddie's ® Professional Certificate in Shelter Medicine is one of five certificates offered at UF, joining other intensive programs in Food Animal Medicine, Aquatic Animal Health, Veterinary Business Management, and the One Health initiative.
The course's shelter medicine, veterinary forensics, and public health courses have «significantly augmented my day - to - day practice of population health and well being, disease outbreak management, animal behavioral health, and animal cruelty investigations,» he said.
OAS will call upon its cadre of volunteers to assist management to provide care for the animals in our shelter.
The Tortorella Family Foundation For Giving Backis working in cooperation with the Westchester Humane Society, under the leadership of a newly founded board of directors and management, to establish humane treatment of the animals in its care at the rescue shelter in Harrison, NY.
Dr. Hurley's proudest achievements include co-authoring the Association of Shelter Veterinarians» Guidelines for Standards of Care in Animal Shelters, and co-editing the textbook Infectious Disease Management in Animal Shelters.
Modern shelter management, dedicated animal control, and FOTAS» continued support, have made the difference.
The Advanced Shelter Management Training Workshop was designed to provide practical training to ten local groups located throughout the country and involve key government officials, in an effort to strengthen political and public support to end the dog meat trade and provide humane care for rescued animals.
Currently she is researching animal relief work in areas affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake and is investigating infectious disease management at public animal shelters in Japan.
The SF / SPCA lobbied earlier in 2014 to reclaim management of the SF / DACC shelter, 30 years after voluntarily surrendering the city animal control contract to focus on doing dog and cat sterilizations and adoptions.
Our movement has never had a surfeit of resources to advance its mission of helping animals, and this makes innovation and creativity in the management of local organizations and the process of modern sheltering all the more important.
June is «Adopt a Shelter Cat Month» and Animal Behavior College (ABC) is commemorating the occasion by offering a Continuing Education Program (CEP) on cat management and training.
Her current interests include shelter management dynamics, pet adoption barriers, and companion animal surgery.
Dr. Nicole Olynk Widmar, an agricultural economist specializing in farm business management and decision - making, has turned her expertise to helping animal shelters make better financial decisions.
The cooperative program with PACCA will ensure that students also experience other shelter issues and topics, including homeless animal management, the role of the veterinarian in an animal shelter, pet animal overpopulation, infectious disease control, behavior problems and evaluations, and animal cruelty, neglect and hoarding.
The ACS internship is ideal for pre-veterinary science and animal science majors with special consideration given to those who are pursuing a degree in shelter medicine or shelter management.
By Darlene Duggan One of the greatest challenges facing animal shelter staff is the effective management of their animal population.
With a limited space to house these animals, shelter management are left with no choice but to put them down if attempts to have them reunited with their owners or adopted fail.
Kate Hurley, DVM, MPVM; Julie Levy, DVM, PhD, DACVIM; Rich Avanzino; Jon Cicirelli; and Holly Sizemore July 2013 In Part Two of Making the Case for a Paradigm Shift in Community Cat Management, Maddie's Fund ® will present some of the nation's leading experts on animal sheltering and community cats in a comprehensive Q&A panel discussion on the information in Dr. Hurley's webcast.
In a free webcast co-presented by Maddie's Fund ® and the Association of Shelter Veterinarians, Updates on Heartworm Disease for Animal Shelters, Dr. Brian DiGangi of the ASPCA will help attendees understand current practices and challenges to standard heartworm management guidelines in the shelter sShelter Veterinarians, Updates on Heartworm Disease for Animal Shelters, Dr. Brian DiGangi of the ASPCA will help attendees understand current practices and challenges to standard heartworm management guidelines in the shelter sshelter setting.
Dr. Purvis» fellowship project, «Medical Management Techniques to Save your Sanity and Streamline Your System» was presented at HSUS Animal Care Expo 2016 and during National Shelter Medicine Rounds.
Austin Animal Center coordinates emergency response and management during weather events, including staffing temporary shelters for displaced pets and people.
Before LifeLine took over management of both the DeKalb and Fulton County Animal Services shelters in 2013, lifesaving rates were 39 percent in Fulton and 61 percent in DeKalb.
During this time she was integral in the development and management of a local animal shelter where she adopted out many animals to loving homes.
C4C is an operations and management model that helps shelters better meet the needs of the animals in their facility, which significantly improves outcomes.
Recognize the impacts of community cat management programs on cat colonies and animal shelters
Her published works cover the topics of shelter animal welfare and animal cruelty as well as clinical anesthesia and pain management.
Capacity for Care Case Studies Capacity for Care (C4C) is an operations and management model that helps shelters better meet the needs of the animals in their facility.
Coordinate with Animal Care Supervisor, Clinic Management and surgeons scheduling of «special surgeries» (enucleations, mass removals, etc.) for shelter animals
Good animal welfare requires disease prevention and appropriate veterinary treatment, shelter, management and nutrition, humane handling and humane slaughter.»
On May 1, 2015 RCHS assumed full responsibility for the operation and management of the only animal shelter in Routt County.
RCHS was founded in 1985 and in May 2015 took over management and operations of the animal shelter from the City of Steamboat Springs, transforming it into a full - service adoption center.
The Fear Free initiative was founded by Dr. Marty Becker, and currently involves a 160 - member advisory panel comprised of board - certified veterinary behaviorists, veterinary technician behavior specialists, board certified veterinary anesthetists, well - known veterinary practice management experts, and boarded veterinary practitioners experienced in Fear Free methods, hospital and animal shelter designers, and other experts.
Length of stay (LOS) is increasingly recognized as a critical factor in shelter management, with implications for animal health, well - being, sheltering costs, and ultimately a shelter's capacity to save lives.
From families that demand the best care for their treasured companion animals, to humane shelters and wildlife management programs, the need for skilled veterinary workers is greater than ever.