Sentences with phrase «small animal disaster»

«With the addition of the Small Animal Disaster Relief Trailer to the Onondaga County area, and thanks to the partnerships nationally and locally with the American Kennel Club, the capabilities of responders to take care of our constituency are further enhanced.

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FAO estimates that the disease causes more than $ 2 billion in losses annually and is an economic disaster for the small herders and poor rural households that depend on the animals for milk, meat, wool, and leather both for their own use and for trade.

San Diego Humane Society's Humane Law Enforcement department offers a wide range of volunteer opportunities through its Animal Rescue Reserve (ARR), a team of trained volunteers who assist during disasters by safely evacuating horses, livestock and smaller pets.

For more information, the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) has produced an excellent tool for detailed planning for both large and small animals in the event of a disaster.

We act as advocates for animals, large and small by increasing adoption, educating the community on responsible pet ownershp, promoting spay / neuter for pets & leading disaster response and planning.

2008 — LSU SVM acquires mobile emergency response unit to respond to any natural disaster in which small animals are left injured or abandoned.

When housing potentially hundreds of animals in a small space — like in the case of a natural disaster or large - scale cruelty case — it's important to be able to provide a barrier between cages, if possible.

What once began as a small shelter established by a compassionate group of volunteers has since grown to become the state's largest animal welfare and protection agency, as well as the state's designated responder for animals in distress during natural disasters.

Providing leadership throughout the crisis were: Dr. Jane Sykes — chief veterinary medical officer Dr. Larry Galuppo — interim director of Large Animal Clinic Dr. Kate Hopper — director of Small Animal Clinic Dr. John Madigan — director of VERT Dr. Carrie Finno — director of CEH Dr. Claudia Sonder — outreach director of CEH Dr. Bret McNabb — chief of Livestock Herd Health Service Dr. Meera Heller — chief of Livestock Medicine Service Dr. Steve Epstein — chief of Emergency / Critical Care Service Dr. Joie Watson — chief of Equine Field Service Dr. Gary Magdesian — chief of Equine Medicine and Critical Care Services To ensure that future animal victims of natural disasters are cared for, please consider donating to the Veterinary Catastrophic NeedAnimal Clinic Dr. Kate Hopper — director of Small Animal Clinic Dr. John Madigan — director of VERT Dr. Carrie Finno — director of CEH Dr. Claudia Sonder — outreach director of CEH Dr. Bret McNabb — chief of Livestock Herd Health Service Dr. Meera Heller — chief of Livestock Medicine Service Dr. Steve Epstein — chief of Emergency / Critical Care Service Dr. Joie Watson — chief of Equine Field Service Dr. Gary Magdesian — chief of Equine Medicine and Critical Care Services To ensure that future animal victims of natural disasters are cared for, please consider donating to the Veterinary Catastrophic NeedAnimal Clinic Dr. John Madigan — director of VERT Dr. Carrie Finno — director of CEH Dr. Claudia Sonder — outreach director of CEH Dr. Bret McNabb — chief of Livestock Herd Health Service Dr. Meera Heller — chief of Livestock Medicine Service Dr. Steve Epstein — chief of Emergency / Critical Care Service Dr. Joie Watson — chief of Equine Field Service Dr. Gary Magdesian — chief of Equine Medicine and Critical Care Services To ensure that future animal victims of natural disasters are cared for, please consider donating to the Veterinary Catastrophic Needanimal victims of natural disasters are cared for, please consider donating to the Veterinary Catastrophic Need Fund.

The Humane Society of Skagit Valley is a non-profit organization founded in 1974 to provide a safe haven to shelter and care for the abandoned, abused, or unwanted animals within Skagit County; to treat the animals with dignity and respect; to place these animals into loving and caring homes; to create public education programs that increase the awareness of humane treatment and the necessity of spay and neuter of all animals; and to coordinate resources for housing and placement of small animals evacuated during disaster.

We are responsible for housing displaced small companion animals in the event of a disaster.

The CCHS shelter is old, small, cramped, and unsuited for an influx of animals in a disaster.

For tips on disaster planning for livestock, horses, birds, reptiles, or small animals such as gerbils and hamsters, please visit The Humane Society of the United States or Ready.gov.

The team consisted of 10 staff members in six vehicles, including a disaster response trailer that can hold 50 - 100 animals; a livestock trailer equipped for large or small animals; a 14 - ft.

Depending on how it's done (micro, small, run of river, large scale) it can be anything from a great low - carbon sustainable energy source to an environmental disaster destroying habitat, displacing people and animals, and even spewing greenhouse gases from the large ponds created behind massive dams.