Sentences with phrase «vaccination efforts in»

For example, the company partners with Mission Rabies in its work to eradicate rabies worldwide by providing approximately $ 60,000 in health care supplies — including pharmaceuticals, syringes, and other veterinary products — to support the organization's canine vaccination efforts in Malawi.

«For example, if flu - like symptoms are being reported in one county, you could tell people in neighboring counties to stay away from crowds, or you could focus vaccination efforts in certain places in advance,» he said.

Not exact matches

Gov. Cuomo signed an executive order Thursday that allows pharmacists to administer flu vaccinations to kids in an effort to combat the current epidemic.

Such efforts may help increase HPV vaccination rates and decrease cervical cancer rates in Appalachian Kentucky.

Our vaccination rates have lagged in boys severely in the States, which is disappointing, but there is a lot of effort to improving that.

It's a conspiracy plot straight out of a spy novel: on Monday, the Guardian reported that as part of the Osama Bin Laden capture effort, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) set up a fake vaccination clinic in Abbottabad, Pakistan, to collect DNA from Bin Laden's children.

In 2007, rabies cases in dogs and humans were at their highest recorded levels; they have declined dramatically thanks to vaccination efforts supported by another Gates Foundation — funded prograIn 2007, rabies cases in dogs and humans were at their highest recorded levels; they have declined dramatically thanks to vaccination efforts supported by another Gates Foundation — funded prograin dogs and humans were at their highest recorded levels; they have declined dramatically thanks to vaccination efforts supported by another Gates Foundation — funded program.

Hamstrung vaccination efforts over 18 months could lead to nearly a doubling of cases in a measles outbreak, with thousands of additional children dying.»

«Vaccination, hand hygiene and cleaning and disinfecting all play a vital role in preventing infectious diseases,» said Sarah Bell - West, Ph.D. and scientist at Clorox Healthcare in Oakland, Calif. «These practices serve as the foundation of efforts to help keep pets happy and healthy and the Heroes for Healthy Pets program will help empower more veterinary and pet care professionals with the education and resources they need to keep their facilities clean, healthy and infection - free.»

So rather than wait due to concern about ownership issues, it is likely much safer for the animals and the shelter's reputation to provide vaccination in a good - faith effort of protecting the animals entering care.

In an effort to make affordable vaccinations accessible throughout our community, the New Hampshire SPCA offers several Low Cost Rabies Clinics throughout the year.

Local service providers were recruited to participate in the effort, including private veterinarians throughout the NKADD Counties, the United Coalition of Animals Spay / Neuter Clinic (UCAN) and the Ohio Alleycat Resource and Spay / Neuter Clinic (OAR), both in the Cincinnati area and which are reimbursed $ 65 per cat for each spay / neuter surgery and vaccination.

El RefUgio's goal is to improve the welfare of dogs and cats in the Costa Ballena region of Costa Rica through rescue efforts, adoption and foster programs, spay / neuter and vaccination clinics, and education.

El RefUgio's goal is to improve the welfare of dogs and cats in Costa Ballena through rescue efforts, spay / neuter and vaccination clinics, and education.

In Cook County reasonable efforts should be made to retrap the cat for another three - year rabies vaccination every three years.

Upon impoundment of an animal that has no proof of current vaccinations, said animal may be vaccinated in an effort to protect said animal from diseases common to the species, and the owner or attendant of such animal shall be liable for a fee of six dollars ($ 6.00) to the animal shelter.

To do this, shelters must put in place comprehensive vaccination, handling, cleaning, socialization, and care policies before animals get sick and rehabilitative efforts for those who come in sick, injured, unweaned, or traumatized.

Our mission is to provide low cost spay / neuter and vaccination services to the public in an effort to keep unwanted litters of kittens and puppies out of shelters (and if they do end up in a shelter, hopefully they will stay healthy.)

In our efforts to provide a safe and illness free environment, all pets who stay at Sunset Veterinary Clinic must have current medical records and certain required vaccinations.

Hundreds of animals are placed in responsible homes each year, and thousands are spayed or neutered at the KENT Animal Shelter Clinic at low cost or sometimes free for the public and wellness care such as low cost vaccinations are available in an effort to allow everyone in all financial brackets to take care of their pets.

The work to help resolve the world's stray dog problem is a community effort, and for those that can't be rescued, vaccination and spay / neuter programs can help prevent the spread of disease and keep populations in control.

Each state and local health department can determine what is best for their evacuees after any given disaster, including in terms of vaccination efforts.