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Dr. Staci Cannon and Dr. Amie Burling will serve three-year terms with the Association of Shelter Veterinarians.

“Can you share your recommendations for pediatric anesthesia protocols?”

Gypsy was found in the shelter’s parking lot in rough shape: she had a broken leg, cataracts, and she was about to give birth to six puppies.

Imagine an animal shelter where veterinarians and staff could get critical test results in just hours. New tools may make it possible.

Veterinarians and animal shelter workers have something in common: increased risk of the condition known as compassion fatigue.

“I am concerned that a shelter veterinarian must have more than just written authority for the sheltered animals in their care. Can you advise?”

Check out this great presentation by Lindsey Hidenrite, Class of 2018 and Cat Coordinator/Board Member for Helping Hands Pet Rescue

Program to help animal shelters reduce feline euthanasia surpasses expectations

Study finds that implementation of a behavior assessment makes cats more adoptable at one municipal animal shelter

Register now for Shelter Animal Physical Health for the Fall 2015 semester!