Thanks to the 241 people who joined us live for today's call!
The recording is now available to watch on-demand and to share with other members of your team: https://youtu.be/iLYnPQw3_8E Below is a recap of the call including national updates, resources and highlights from the chat. Attached is a copy of the 11/14-15 "Kennel Life: Behavior & Welfare Seminar" flyer shared on the call by Megan Evans from Dogs Trust USA.
Don't forget to enter to win a grant for the month of October each time you attend or watch on-demand by completing this entry form: https://www.maddiesfund.org/weekly-community-conversations-oct22-giveaway.htmAgenda
- Welcome: @Bobby Mann, Chief Programs Officer at Humane Rescue Alliance and @Renena McCaskill, Deputy Director Shelter Manager, Detroit Animal Care
- Special guests:
- @Christine Kim, Founder & Board Member of My Dog is My Home & Former Director of the NYC Mayor's Office of Animal Welfare under Mayor Bill de Blasio
- Alexandra Silver, Director of the NYC Mayor's Office of Animal Welfare under Mayor Eric Adams
- Andrew Perlman, Program Manager of the Human Services, Preparedness & Long-Term Planning Division of NYC Emergency Management
- Question of the Day: Does your organization have policies developed to manage emergencies such as a pandemic, extreme weather, and/or fire?
- Monday Motivation by @Sharon Fletcher, Director of Marketing and Communications, Maddie's Fund
National Updates
Session Information & Resources
- Presentation: Interdisciplinary Collaboration for Animals in Emergency Management Response
- New York City is the largest city in the United States, employing the biggest municipal workforce in the country which administers a complex web of public services unmatched in size and scale. Within this distinct environment, unique government entities implement sweeping, first-of-its-kind public policy for animals and their caregivers. Often, such policies are developed to manage emergencies such as the COVID-19 pandemic, extreme weather, and/or fire. This talk will review examples of NYC's emergency management responses for people and their companion animals; the mobilization of public-private partnerships and the interdisciplinary coordination necessary to implement these policies; and how strengthening other parts of the social service system intersects with emergency management for people and animals.
- Speakers:
Highlights From the Chat
- "This is in our mission. "To ensure that no pet is surrendered due to a lack of resources by their human." Love it!! So awesome" - Maris Brown
- "Enjoyed last week's on demand about Rez dogs - these calls are full of so much important timely information." - Cindy Wilde
- "Any other small, rural shelters that would be willing to network with me would be great! shelter@animalwelfarefriends.org. Always looking for ideas, collaboration, etc." - Kate Williams
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Kim Domerofski (she/her)
Community Manager
Maddie's Fund
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Original Message:
Sent: 10-12-2022 03:06 PM
From: Maddie's Pet Forum Admin
Subject: Community Conversations - 10/17/22 - Interdisciplinary Collaboration for Animals in Emergency Management Response
Updated 10/17/22 at 2:00pm - Recording is now available to watch on demand! Complete this entry form to enter to win a grant for the month of October.Note: Views expressed on Maddie's® Community Conversations are not endorsed by Maddie's Fund.
We hope you will join us on Monday, October 17th at 11am PT/2pm ET for our next Community Conversations call.
We will be joined by @Christine Kim, Founder & Board Member of My Dog is My Home & Former Director of the NYC Mayor's Office of Animal Welfare under Mayor Bill de Blasio, Alexandra Silver, Director of the NYC Mayor's Office of Animal Welfare under Mayor Eric Adams, and Andrew Perlman, Program Manager of the Human Services, Preparedness & Long-Term Planning Division of NYC Emergency Management, for a presentation about Interdisciplinary Collaboration for Animals in Emergency Management Response.
New York City is the largest city in the United States, employing the biggest municipal workforce in the country which administers a complex web of public services unmatched in size and scale. Within this distinct environment, unique government entities implement sweeping, first-of-its-kind public policy for animals and their caregivers. Often, such policies are developed to manage emergencies such as the COVID-19 pandemic, extreme weather, and/or fire. This talk will review examples of NYC's emergency management responses for people and their companion animals; the mobilization of public-private partnerships and the interdisciplinary coordination necessary to implement these policies; and how strengthening other parts of the social service system intersects with emergency management for people and animals.
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