Sentences with phrase «shelter staff workshop»
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Our staff has partnered with the county shelter to host regular TNR and community cat workshops to help community members take action.
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DOGS PLAYING FOR LIFE PLAY GROUP: After conducting a four day Dogs Playing for Life workshop and training with Aimee Sadler (Executive Officer and founder of Dogs Playing for Life Program) for FOTAS volunteers and Shelter staff, instituted dog play groups five days a week for dogs in adoption and holding.
Dr. Yin is an internationally - acclaimed veterinarian and applied animal behaviorist who lectures and teaches workshops to dog trainers, shelter workers, and veterinary staff, and is the author of three books including a veterinary textbook and DVD set on behavior.
Through workshops at local shelters, Coffey taught animal welfare staff the interpersonal skills used by social workers to engage with people and assess their needs.
From Hutch to Home offers workshops to help other rescue groups or shelter staff rehabilitate puppy mill survivors or extremely shy dogs.
Each single - day workshop is filled with useful information for staff and volunteers of animal shelters and rescue organizations.
Maddie's Fund president Rich Avanzino gave the closing remarks at Tony La Russa's Animal Rescue Foundation's annual day - long conference of workshops targeted to shelter management and staff.
Seminars and workshops that teach positive staff interactions with shelter animals and methods to decrease shelter animals» anxiety.
Alley Cat Allies staff recently visited Franklin, Indiana to present a series of workshops and catch up with our Future Five: Shelter Partners to Save Cats» Lives shelters, the Humane Society of Johnson County and Johnson County Animal Control.
The event is a gathering of the top Feral Cat Trap - Neuter - Return (TNR) experts from around the country who will present training workshops to animal shelter and animal care and control staff and volunteers.
Seth Casteel and a John Paul Pet groomer will be teaching two workshops — one to the public about saving lives by volunteering at their local shelter, and one to regional shelter staff about best practices for grooming, photographing, and marketing their shelter pets to potential adopters.
Staff from shelters across the U.S. participated in workshops led by Auerbach and Kelly Duer of Maddie's Fund.
The workshop is open to all trainers, behavior consultants, veterinarians and shelter staff.