Frank Casey
Account Manager
Office: 973-616-5300
Fax: 973-616-5306
wrsagency.com
I don't know why the company names are different but this is our account manager and he has been really helpful as we have had to have things added and changed quickly to secure a city TNVR purchase order.
------------------------------
Amanda Gray
Truly All Cats Trapping and Rescue
------------------------------
Original Message:
Sent: 03-16-2023 08:11 AM
From: Kelsey Quinn
Subject: Liability Waiver to Visit Animals?
Can you provide the name of the agent you have worked with? I called United States Liability Insurance and they said I needed an agent in order to contact them. Thank you!
------------------------------
Kelsey Quinn
Volunteer
Lending Paws a Hand
Original Message:
Sent: 03-14-2023 12:02 PM
From: Amanda Gray
Subject: Liability Waiver to Visit Animals?
We use United States Liability Insurance Group 866-632-2003 It is about $400 a year.. We are a small rescue based non-profit as well so this is definitely what we can afford too.
------------------------------
Amanda Gray
Truly All Cats Trapping and Rescue
Original Message:
Sent: 03-14-2023 11:52 AM
From: Kelsey Quinn
Subject: Liability Waiver to Visit Animals?
May I ask what company you get your liability insurance from? We are a foster based rescue and our one insurance company that we had last year quoted $2,000 (compared to $500) for this year. We don't have the funds for it right now and trying to investigate other options. Thank you!
------------------------------
Kelsey Quinn
Volunteer
Lending Paws a Hand
Original Message:
Sent: 03-12-2023 06:40 AM
From: Amanda Gray
Subject: Liability Waiver to Visit Animals?
I've thought about having volunteers sign a waiver for volunteering at our foster homes but have not had time to make one up. I especially want to do this for underage volunteers so if anyone could share one that would be great.
We do have liability insurance to cover volunteers if anything were to happen.
------------------------------
Amanda Gray
Truly All Cats Trapping and Rescue
Original Message:
Sent: 03-10-2023 08:54 AM
From: Johanna Humbert
Subject: Liability Waiver to Visit Animals?
Do you ever require visitors to sign liability waivers before interacting directly with animals? We had a bite situation recently and the visitor has engaged an attorney. We feel the visitor did not listen to staff when interacting with the dog and inadvertently provoked the dog. The bite was not bad, but was to her face. People should not kiss dogs!
Anyway, our liability insurance adjustor asked me if we had people sign a waiver. My first reaction was "well that makes it sound really fun to visit the dogs!" Then I wondered if other shelters have a way to have people acknowledge that living animals in a stressful situation could be dangerous without making the shelter sound like a very dangerous place?
Interested to hear from anyone who has conquered this mountain.
#OrganizationalManagement
------------------------------
Johanna Humbert
Michiana Humane Society
Michigan City IN
------------------------------