The Association for Animal Welfare Advancement Learning Center
11/13/2019 How to Implement Transport Best Practices
Recorded On: 11/13/2019
-
Register
- Learning Member - Free!
- Animal Welfare Professional Member - Free!
- Student Member - Free!
- Industry Partner Member - Free!
So you have decided a transport is right for your organization and community – now what? Where do you start? How do you get there and which animals will you choose?
This webinar will explain how to implement the newly revised Companion Animal Transport Best Practices Document at your organization. Transport provides a means of addressing animal population imbalance across the country and this webinar will share some of the key areas to consider when establishing a program.
This is the second session in a new 4-part updated Best Practices Webinar Series: Companion Animal Transport (2019), based on the recently revised Best Practices document.
Approved for 1 Certified Animal Welfare Administrator continuing education credit and 1 CE by the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) for Texas Animal Control Officers
Jerrica Owen, CAWA
Executive Director, National Animal Care & Control Association
Jerrica Owen joined the National Animal Care & Control Association in April 2021, as the Director of Partnerships and Programs and was named Executive Director in December 2021. She brings with her nearly 20 years of experience in emergent animal welfare, engaging and developing a diversity of staff, shelter operations, and leading successful initiatives in Animal Welfare in a cross-cultural environment. Previously the Director of Strategic Initiatives for San Diego Humane Society, Jerrica supported achieving success on the organization’s primary strategies.
Sarah Thompson, CAWA
Director for Rescue & Recovery, San Diego Humane Society
Sarah Thompson, CAWA, is the Director for Rescue & Recovery with San Diego Humane Society. She has held several positions over a 12 year span with SDHS, including oversight of Guest Relations and Adoptions at the San Diego Campus, and several organization wide programs including Retail Operations, Livestock, Alternative Placement (Foster and Rescue) and Animal Transport. Sarah is also a member of the SDHS Emergency Response Team, providing support to the community in times of disaster or other emergencies.
