This first session in the 2019 series will provide a broad overview of the role of animal relocation programs and discuss the indications for various program models

We'll discuss how to meet the five freedoms of animal welfare for all animals in our care in affordable, doable ways, such as housing, in-housing enrichment, out-of-housing time, and length of stay. RACE-approved.

The Wisconsin Humane Society today is the combination of five previously separate organizations. We’ll discuss why we think it is so important to consider combining organizations in this way; how we’ve done it; and what the impact has been.

Learn how Humane Society Silicon Valley tackled over five hundred guidelines and significantly increased our life-saving capacity... and how you can, too! RACE-approved.

Let’s discuss emergency and air transports and the use of the hub system on an urgent timeline. This is the final session in a 4-part Transport Best Practices series.

We will address how shelters can use population medicine to ensure the welfare of animals while protecting public health during disasters. Pending RACE approval.

Learn about UC Davis Koret Shelter Medicine Program's recent research on environmental and population health risk factors for feline upper respiratory disease in animal shelters.

Learn how to clearly identify signs of fear, anxiety, stress and frustration in shelter animals in order to improve improve their overall welfare, mental health, and emotional well-being.