Animal Welfare Professionals

Rosalie: I had the same question and through a few agents I knew found the right one to help me. Feel free to contact her. Ariana Gross agross@tangramins.com. +1 (707) 789-3084 . Let's not lose sight of the purpose of your question. I am doing dogs more but she handles it all. ------------------------------ ... See More

We are a county ahelter and used Dogs Playing for Life. If They were a huge asset to training for playgroups, body language, etc. They sent a team out for 3-4 days of training. Very worth checking into, it has made a huge difference! dogsplayingforlife.com ------------------------------ Kelli Miller ... See More

This message was posted by a user wishing to remain anonymous I'm really curious what course of action is typical for CCL tears, especially complete ones. I am NOT A VET nor am I in charge of the budget. I'm just a staff member who wanta to know how we compare to other shelters. We see a lot of CCL ... See More

This message was posted by a user wishing to remain anonymous We have not but that's such a good idea! See More

This message was posted by a user wishing to remain anonymous I'm sure citronella spray would get a dog's attention, but has it been tested for safety? It is a bug spray and is being applied to their nose, has it caused breathing difficulties? See More

We call the number listed and send an impoundment mailer to the address listed on the chip. Our State requires a 3 day hold but we usually do five if there is a chip. ------------------------------ Ondrea Johnson Director Williamson County Animal Center Franklin TN ------------------------------ See More

I've always had some kind of animal throughout my life. One that really sticks out and made me want to continue helping animals in need, was a DSH tabby cat named Sprite. My mom picked me up from my friends house on a very snowy, cold winter's day. She decided to take the longer way home and came to ... See More

We have "bite kits" in strategic locations around the campus. These are tackle boxes with helpful equipment. We generally advise this escalation, if the dog(s) are not locked on: Blow the airhorn (more to call for help than to distract the dogs, but maybe it does both) Clap or use a strong voice ... See More

WOW Bailey, Thank you so much, I'm compiling all of this into an excell sheet now so I can look into all of these! I appreciate this so much! Best, Amber ------------------------------ Amber Mingin Executive Director Chattahoochee Humane Society AL ------------------------------ See More