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Thanks, @Kaitlyn Andres and @Claire Schuch, for a great webinar - and thank you to everyone who joined us and contributed to such a thoughtful discussion!

🎥 The webinar recording is now available:
The State of Pet-Inclusive Social Service Delivery: A Snapshot of How Agencies Support Pet Families

🎉 Congratulations to Caitlin, our $50 gift card winner!

Several attendees also shared helpful resources during the webinar:

• National Animal Foster Network (NAFN) - @JoAnn Lagace
  NAFN is developing a nationwide coordinated foster-care system to connect people experiencing crises with vetted temporary foster care for their animals and other resources for animal-care needs during crises and natural disasters. JoAnn also recommended GrantStation for identifying grant and funding opportunities. NAFN is hosting a Lunch & Learn on August 26, 11 a.m.–12 p.m. MT.
  https://www.nafn.us/

• Open Door Veterinary Collective - @Kristin Jankowski
  Kristin offered to answer questions and connect with anyone interested in learning more about their work.
  Contact: drjankowski@opendoorconsults.org

• RedRover & Don't Forget the Pets - @Danielle Works
  Danielle offered to answer questions about RedRover and the Don't Forget the Pets Project. She also shared the Don't Forget the Pets Document Library, which includes sample intake forms and other practical resources for organizations developing pet-inclusive programs and services.
  Contact: danielle@redrover.org
  Document Library: https://dontforgetthepets.org/document-library/

• Animal Humane Society - @Caroline Barlow (she/her)
  Caroline shared that Animal Humane Society in Minnesota works with 15 food shelves serving both people and pets-a practical example for organizations interested in integrating pet food and supplies into existing food-assistance programs.
  https://www.animalhumanesociety.org/

Thank you to everyone who shared resources, questions, and ideas. Please keep the conversation going here in the One Health Community-ask questions, make connections, and share resources that may help others support pet families in their communities.

Thanks, @Kaitlyn Andres and @Claire Schuch, for a great webinar - and thank you to everyone who joined us and contributed to such a thoughtful discussion!

🎥 The webinar recording is now available:
The State of Pet-Inclusive Social Service Delivery: A Snapshot of How Agencies Support Pet Families

🎉 Congratulations to Caitlin, our $50 gift card winner!

Several attendees also shared helpful resources during the webinar:

• National Animal Foster Network (NAFN) - @JoAnn Lagace
  NAFN is developing a nationwide coordinated foster-care system to connect people experiencing crises with vetted temporary foster care for their animals and other resources for animal-care needs during crises and natural disasters. JoAnn also recommended GrantStation for identifying grant and funding opportunities. NAFN is hosting a Lunch & Learn on August 26, 11 a.m.–12 p.m. MT.
  https://www.nafn.us/

• Open Door Veterinary Collective - @Kristin Jankowski
  Kristin offered to answer questions and connect with anyone interested in learning more about their work.
  Contact: drjankowski@opendoorconsults.org

• RedRover & Don't Forget the Pets - @Danielle Works
  Danielle offered to answer questions about RedRover and the Don't Forget the Pets Project. She also shared the Don't Forget the Pets Document Library, which includes sample intake forms and other practical resources for organizations developing pet-inclusive programs and services.
  Contact: danielle@redrover.org
  Document Library: https://dontforgetthepets.org/document-library/

• Animal Humane Society - @Caroline Barlow (she/her)
  Caroline shared that Animal Humane Society in Minnesota works with 15 food shelves serving both people and pets-a practical example for organizations interested in integrating pet food and supplies into existing food-assistance programs.
  https://www.animalhumanesociety.org/

Thank you to everyone who shared resources, questions, and ideas. Please keep the conversation going here in the One Health Community-ask questions, make connections, and share resources that may help others support pet families in their communities.