As we enter year two of a national pandemic, many animal shelters are seeing a return to pre-pandemic intake levels. Finding foster placements, where animals can thrive in a home environment, is key to ...
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The Cornell Vet CARES Community Cat Clinic had another successful year! High-quality, high-volume spay and neuter (HQHVSN) clinics took place from March 2021-November 2021, where registration reached capacity each time. Clinics were open at ...
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In February 2021, Maddie’s® Fund conducted an online survey that collected information regarding foster care programs at animal shelters. The report primarily focused on brick-and-mortar shelters and asked about shelters’ intake and polices, pets ...
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Maddie’s Fund recently caught up with Dr. Michael Blackwell as part of their Candid Conversations series which is committed to providing a platform for talking about difficult issues in veterinary medicine, particularly around issues ...
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Governor Kathy Hochul, 57th Governor of New York State, signed important animal welfare legislation on October 30, 2021. Legislation S.4254/A.4075 Prohibits Insurers from Refusing to Issue or Renew, Cancel, or Charge or Impose an ...
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Did you know that the Navajo Nation is 27,000 square miles of land, includes parts of Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, and Colorado, and is actually larger than 5 US states? Free-roaming cat and dog ...
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Companion Case Management (CCM) is the newest module from Doobert, designed in collaboration with Dallas Animals Services (DAS), Dallas Pets Alive (DPA) and Spay Neuter Network (SNN). It is a software program that enables ...
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How many of us enjoy taking pictures of our pets and then post them to various social media platforms? What if you could take your talent and passion for animals and art and significantly ...
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Lime sulfur is registered with the EPA for agricultural uses as well as for topical application to treat mites and “mange” in livestock. A recent “interim guidance” was issued in December of 2019 that ...
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Do members of your organization frequently mutter the phrase, “we’ve always done it this way?” Perhaps you regularly encounter continuity in the way something was done because historically that was the pattern. If we ...
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