Sentences with phrase «industry animal experts»

Other members include representatives from the Center for Disease Control (CDC), state health departments, industry animal experts and the international animal community.

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Food Control Consultants Ltd (The FCC Group) represents a group of experts providing advice on veterinary public health and animal health issues for the food industry (e.g. slaughterhouses, meat processing plants, dairy plants, fish processing plants, milk processing plants) and competent authorities.

The future is bright, but we as an industry and each of us as individuals must continue to strive to show the world we are truly interested in animal welfare, that we are the experts in animal care and products and that we will continue to strive to do what is right for the animals.

As part of our effort to work with industry leaders on best practices, PIJAC and small animal care experts launched Small Animal Care voluntary stananimal care experts launched Small Animal Care voluntary stanAnimal Care voluntary standards.

This EAG includes organisations representing direct recipients of any action proposed by CALLISTO; it includes leading experts of international organisations representing medical associations, veterinary associations pet food industry associations and companion animal owners.

«Partnering with the industry's top dogs, and cats, through the Innovation Showdown is a great way for us to support and foster big, positive, transformational change for animals,» said Jackson Galaxy, cat expert, author, entrepreneur, founder of the Jackson Galaxy Project, and host of My Cat from Hell.

Now's your chance to get an investment from industry leaders and get valuable feedback from the nation's top animal welfare experts.

This voluntary national certification program for the care and dogs and puppies by professional breeders, was the result of the collaboration between animal welfare experts, animal scientists, veterinary medicine, animal welfare organizations and the pet industry and is being pilot tested by Purdue University animal scientists.

To stay current on canine behavioral learning and dog training techniques, she regularly attends workshops, for example with such industry leaders as Suzanne Clothier, Jean Donaldson, Dr. Ian Dunbar, John Rogerson, Kay Laurence, and Nicole Wilde; dog sport luminaries such as Stuart Mah, Denise Fenzi, and Ruth Hobday; and animal health expert Kymythy Schultze.

After countless hours of meetings, town halls, research, touring other animal shelters, soliciting advice from industry experts, crunching numbers and receiving feedback from hundreds of community members, the Board of Directors voted unanimously for the organization to become a no - kill shelter.

Attendees will have the opportunity to learn from a host of experts, from within Henry Schein, the veterinary field, and the animal health industry.

The special task force consists of experts in animal welfare, veterinarians and industry representatives, which bring their expertise, research and perspectives to assist MAPAQ in updating the Province's animal welfare regulations.

More than 39,000 animal welfare enthusiasts have watched noted academics, shelter medicine experts and industry leaders deliver the most current information on topics such as anti-body titer testing, ringworm, community cats, social media for animal shelters and more.

We do this by networking with experts and animal lovers in the pet care industry to provide readers like you with the most up - to - date resources on caring for your pet.

For nearly three years, this special task force — consisting of experts in animal welfare (including HSI Canada), veterinarians and industry representatives — has worked to update the P - 42 regulations.

The presentations were given by Purdue faculty and staff as well as industry experts and Dr. Gillian Haanen, a veterinarian from the Netherlands who is completing a large animal medicine residency at Purdue and has a particular interest in neonatology, gastrointestinal, cardiology, respiratory, and infectious diseases.

In their 2012 Corporate Social Responsibility Report Galen Weston says, «We are engaging with industry experts and activists on the best solutions to animal welfare challenges such as sow stalls and improved housing environments for laying hens.»

With the support of dog breeders, pet industry representatives, animal health and welfare experts, and other key stakeholders, the researchers are developing and testing voluntary standards for the care and well - being of dogs in commercial breeding facilities.

This group of animal and people lovers is made up of various expert industry professionals with over 100 years of combined business, training and philanthropy experience.

Experts in the animal welfare industry agree that data collection, reporting and analysis are essential to accountability, liability, public image, funding, program evaluation and addressing the enormous problem of euthanasia of shelter animals.

The committee worked diligently for a year with industry experts who handle small animals every day.

It brings in expert animal welfare industry leaders to answers questions, disclaim myths, and overall help to understand pets better.

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