One Health

We're getting ready to celebrate National Pet First Aid Awareness Month this April with a special webinar, Caring in a Crisis: Pet & Human First Aid Essentials.

Join us as Dr. Becky DeBolt, DVM, and Dr. Jason French, MD, share practical guidance on common injuries and emergency situations affecting both pets and people-and what to do when every second counts.

We want this session to be as helpful as possible, so tell us what matters most to you! What topics would you like our speakers to cover? Please take a moment to share your input.

Pets

1) Heat stress - what it looks like, how to prevent it, what to do when it happens
2) Lacerations or cuts
3) Unresponsive pet
4) Torn toenail
5) Happy Tail

People
1) Heat stress - what it looks like, how to prevent it, what to do when it happens
2) Animal Bites
3) Hit on the head
4) Falls
5) Tick bites, other zoonoses
6) Laceration or cut

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We're getting ready to celebrate National Pet First Aid Awareness Month this April with a special webinar, Caring in a Crisis: Pet & Human First Aid Essentials.

Join us as Dr. Becky DeBolt, DVM, and Dr. Jason French, MD, share practical guidance on common injuries and emergency situations affecting both pets and people-and what to do when every second counts.

We want this session to be as helpful as possible, so tell us what matters most to you! What topics would you like our speakers to cover? Please take a moment to share your input.

Pets

1) Heat stress - what it looks like, how to prevent it, what to do when it happens
2) Lacerations or cuts
3) Unresponsive pet
4) Torn toenail
5) Happy Tail

People
1) Heat stress - what it looks like, how to prevent it, what to do when it happens
2) Animal Bites
3) Hit on the head
4) Falls
5) Tick bites, other zoonoses
6) Laceration or cut

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We're getting ready to celebrate National Pet First Aid Awareness Month this April with a special webinar, Caring in a Crisis: Pet & Human First Aid Essentials.

Join us as Dr. Becky DeBolt, DVM, and Dr. Jason French, MD, share practical guidance on common injuries and emergency situations affecting both pets and people-and what to do when every second counts.

We want this session to be as helpful as possible, so tell us what matters most to you! What topics would you like our speakers to cover? Please take a moment to share your input.

Pets

1) Heat stress - what it looks like, how to prevent it, what to do when it happens
2) Lacerations or cuts
3) Unresponsive pet
4) Torn toenail
5) Happy Tail

People
1) Heat stress - what it looks like, how to prevent it, what to do when it happens
2) Animal Bites
3) Hit on the head
4) Falls
5) Tick bites, other zoonoses
6) Laceration or cut

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Our volunteer veterinary teams provide free veterinary care via popup street clinics to pets of people experiencing homelessness. We often go out into encampments or other locations where minimal support is available. Recognizing this is a BIG topic, would it be possible to include a general resource that can help teams identify a mental health crisis and tips on how to de-escalate and/or safely support that individual until city/county services can be contacted? Thanks so much for organizing this discussion!

We're getting ready to celebrate National Pet First Aid Awareness Month this April with a special webinar, Caring in a Crisis: Pet & Human First Aid Essentials.

Join us as Dr. Becky DeBolt, DVM, and Dr. Jason French, MD, share practical guidance on common injuries and emergency situations affecting both pets and people-and what to do when every second counts.

We want this session to be as helpful as possible, so tell us what matters most to you! What topics would you like our speakers to cover? Please take a moment to share your input.

Pets

1) Heat stress - what it looks like, how to prevent it, what to do when it happens
2) Lacerations or cuts
3) Unresponsive pet
4) Torn toenail
5) Happy Tail

People
1) Heat stress - what it looks like, how to prevent it, what to do when it happens
2) Animal Bites
3) Hit on the head
4) Falls
5) Tick bites, other zoonoses
6) Laceration or cut

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I would love to see policy and procedures for conducting street clinics. We currently offer vaccination clinics, but I would like to see us expand into more complete exams and treatments where possible.

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Augusta Farley

Original Message:
Sent: 02-25-2026 02:56 PM
From: Hilary Wheeler
Subject: Caring in a Crisis: Pet & Human First Aid Essentials

Our volunteer veterinary teams provide free veterinary care via popup street clinics to pets of people experiencing homelessness. We often go out into encampments or other locations where minimal support is available. Recognizing this is a BIG topic, would it be possible to include a general resource that can help teams identify a mental health crisis and tips on how to de-escalate and/or safely support that individual until city/county services can be contacted? Thanks so much for organizing this discussion!

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Hilary Wheeler
Medical Director
The Street Dog Coalition
CA

Original Message:
Sent: 02-24-2026 09:00 AM
From: Candice Hinkle
Subject: Caring in a Crisis: Pet & Human First Aid Essentials

We're getting ready to celebrate National Pet First Aid Awareness Month this April with a special webinar, Caring in a Crisis: Pet & Human First Aid Essentials.

Join us as Dr. Becky DeBolt, DVM, and Dr. Jason French, MD, share practical guidance on common injuries and emergency situations affecting both pets and people-and what to do when every second counts.

We want this session to be as helpful as possible, so tell us what matters most to you! What topics would you like our speakers to cover? Please take a moment to share your input.

Pets

1) Heat stress - what it looks like, how to prevent it, what to do when it happens
2) Lacerations or cuts
3) Unresponsive pet
4) Torn toenail
5) Happy Tail

People
1) Heat stress - what it looks like, how to prevent it, what to do when it happens
2) Animal Bites
3) Hit on the head
4) Falls
5) Tick bites, other zoonoses
6) Laceration or cut

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Candice Hinkle
Assistant Director
Program for Pet Health Equity
Knoxville, TN
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@Augusta Farley (She/Her), it sounds like we need a "How to Host a One Health Clinic" webinar. Let me see what I can do. :-)  

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T' Fisher, Director of Operations
Program for Pet Health Equity

Original Message:
Sent: 02-27-2026 06:55 AM
From: Augusta Farley (She/Her)
Subject: Caring in a Crisis: Pet & Human First Aid Essentials

I would love to see policy and procedures for conducting street clinics. We currently offer vaccination clinics, but I would like to see us expand into more complete exams and treatments where possible.

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Augusta Farley

Original Message:
Sent: 02-25-2026 02:56 PM
From: Hilary Wheeler
Subject: Caring in a Crisis: Pet & Human First Aid Essentials

Our volunteer veterinary teams provide free veterinary care via popup street clinics to pets of people experiencing homelessness. We often go out into encampments or other locations where minimal support is available. Recognizing this is a BIG topic, would it be possible to include a general resource that can help teams identify a mental health crisis and tips on how to de-escalate and/or safely support that individual until city/county services can be contacted? Thanks so much for organizing this discussion!

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Hilary Wheeler
Medical Director
The Street Dog Coalition
CA

Original Message:
Sent: 02-24-2026 09:00 AM
From: Candice Hinkle
Subject: Caring in a Crisis: Pet & Human First Aid Essentials

We're getting ready to celebrate National Pet First Aid Awareness Month this April with a special webinar, Caring in a Crisis: Pet & Human First Aid Essentials.

Join us as Dr. Becky DeBolt, DVM, and Dr. Jason French, MD, share practical guidance on common injuries and emergency situations affecting both pets and people-and what to do when every second counts.

We want this session to be as helpful as possible, so tell us what matters most to you! What topics would you like our speakers to cover? Please take a moment to share your input.

Pets

1) Heat stress - what it looks like, how to prevent it, what to do when it happens
2) Lacerations or cuts
3) Unresponsive pet
4) Torn toenail
5) Happy Tail

People
1) Heat stress - what it looks like, how to prevent it, what to do when it happens
2) Animal Bites
3) Hit on the head
4) Falls
5) Tick bites, other zoonoses
6) Laceration or cut

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Candice Hinkle
Assistant Director
Program for Pet Health Equity
Knoxville, TN
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Our volunteer veterinary teams provide free veterinary care via popup street clinics to pets of people experiencing homelessness. We often go out into encampments or other locations where minimal support is available. Recognizing this is a BIG topic, would it be possible to include a general resource that can help teams identify a mental health crisis and tips on how to de-escalate and/or safely support that individual until city/county services can be contacted? Thanks so much for organizing this discussion!

We're getting ready to celebrate National Pet First Aid Awareness Month this April with a special webinar, Caring in a Crisis: Pet & Human First Aid Essentials.

Join us as Dr. Becky DeBolt, DVM, and Dr. Jason French, MD, share practical guidance on common injuries and emergency situations affecting both pets and people-and what to do when every second counts.

We want this session to be as helpful as possible, so tell us what matters most to you! What topics would you like our speakers to cover? Please take a moment to share your input.

Pets

1) Heat stress - what it looks like, how to prevent it, what to do when it happens
2) Lacerations or cuts
3) Unresponsive pet
4) Torn toenail
5) Happy Tail

People
1) Heat stress - what it looks like, how to prevent it, what to do when it happens
2) Animal Bites
3) Hit on the head
4) Falls
5) Tick bites, other zoonoses
6) Laceration or cut

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We're getting ready to celebrate National Pet First Aid Awareness Month this April with a special webinar, Caring in a Crisis: Pet & Human First Aid Essentials.

Join us as Dr. Becky DeBolt, DVM, and Dr. Jason French, MD, share practical guidance on common injuries and emergency situations affecting both pets and people-and what to do when every second counts.

We want this session to be as helpful as possible, so tell us what matters most to you! What topics would you like our speakers to cover? Please take a moment to share your input.

Pets

1) Heat stress - what it looks like, how to prevent it, what to do when it happens
2) Lacerations or cuts
3) Unresponsive pet
4) Torn toenail
5) Happy Tail

People
1) Heat stress - what it looks like, how to prevent it, what to do when it happens
2) Animal Bites
3) Hit on the head
4) Falls
5) Tick bites, other zoonoses
6) Laceration or cut

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