| Date | Type | Icon | Title | Title | Audience | topicslookup | species |
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| 20200901 | Blog | blog | How your animal welfare organization can aid in disaster response |
How your animal welfare organization can aid in disaster responseSeptember 1, 2020As many communities across the nation face devastating impacts from wildfires, hurricanes and so much more, animal shelters and rescue organizations are working to help their communities and the displacement of pets. If you haven't already done so, we recommend watching the webcast recording, A Shelter's Role in Disaster Response, from 2018 with Dr. Elise… |
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| 20191024 | Blog | blog | Communicating urgency without negativity in emergency fostering |
Communicating urgency without negativity in emergency fosteringOctober 24, 2019Emergency foster care initiatives can be a game-changer when an organization or one of its partners is in crisis. Quickly sending pets to foster homes at these crucial times can save lives, but the messaging can be tricky. Emergency foster pleas need to be urgent enough to motivate the community to act, but too much… |
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| 20190716 | Blog | blog | 6 tips for using foster care as a lifeline during animal shelter crises |
6 tips for using foster care as a lifeline during animal shelter crisesJuly 16, 2019Along with reduced-fee adoption events, emergency foster care is becoming the go-to answer for nearly every crisis an animal shelter can have, including natural disasters, outbreaks of contagious illness, population surges and building renovations. Emergency foster care enables shelters to greatly increase their capacity for care for a short period of time, taking strain off… |
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| 20190712 | Presentation | presentation | Basic Principles of Managing a Large-Scale Animal Emergency or Disaster |
Basic Principles of Managing a Large-Scale Animal Emergency or DisasterDick Green, Senior Director of Field Investigations & Response, ASPCAJuly 2019This workshop discusses the basic principles of incident management and why having everyone speak the same language and be under the same incident command structure saves lives. This presentation was recorded at the 2019 ASPCA Maddie's® Cornell Shelter Medicine Conference. |
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| 20190712 | Presentation | presentation | Overview of ASPCA Field Investigations & Response and the Nuts and Bolts of Animals in Distress-Disasters |
Overview of ASPCA Field Investigations & Response and the Nuts and Bolts of Animals in Distress-DisastersDick Green, Senior Director of Field Investigations & Response, ASPCAJuly 2019This workshop provides a brief history of the ASPCA Field Investigations & Response Team (FIR) and discusses the history of animal rescue and how an emergency becomes a disaster. This presentation was recorded at the 2019 ASPCA Maddie's® Cornell Shelter Medicine Conference. |
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| 20190712 | Presentation | presentation | Medical Issues in Emergency Sheltering |
Medical Issues in Emergency ShelteringElise Gingrich, DVM, MPH, MS, ACVPM, DABVP (Shelter Medicine Practice), Senior Director of Shelter Medicine Services, ASPCAJuly 2019In this workshop, Dr. Gingrich covers some of the more challenging medical issues unique to animals impacted by disaster. This presentation was recorded at the 2019 ASPCA Maddie's® Cornell Shelter Medicine Conference. |
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| 20190712 | Presentation | presentation | Innovations in Emergency Animal Sheltering |
Innovations in Emergency Animal ShelteringJoe Hinkle, CAWA, Shelter Director, Field Investigations & Response, ASPCAJuly 2019In this session, the presenter discusses lessons learned and best practices from recent ASPCA emergency shelters with an emphasis on what your agency should be doing now to prepare for setting up and staffing an emergency shelter. This presentation was recorded at the 2019 ASPCA Maddie's® Cornell Shelter Medicine Conference. |
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| 20190712 | Presentation | presentation | 2018 Year of Disasters in Review |
2018 Year of Disasters in ReviewDick Green, PhD, Senior Director of Field Investigations & Response, ASPCAJuly 2019In this talk, Dr. Green provides key take-home lessons learned and best practices so that communities and animal welfare agencies will have more tools to enhance animal response capabilities and become more disaster resilient. This presentation was recorded at the 2019 ASPCA Maddie's® Cornell Shelter Medicine Conference. |
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| 20190712 | Presentation | presentation | Local, State and Federal Animal Response Capabilities in a Disaster |
Local, State and Federal Animal Response Capabilities in a DisasterTim Perciful, Disaster Response Manager, Field Investigations & Response, ASPCAJuly 2019This talk discusses the major findings from three major surveys and how those results may guide local jurisdictions in determining and enhancing animal response capabilities. This presentation was recorded at the 2019 ASPCA Maddie's® Cornell Shelter Medicine Conference. |
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