This first session in the Veterinary Care in a Shelter Setting Best Practices series will discuss relationship building, especially within the animal care team.

This second session in the Veterinary Care in a Shelter Setting Best Practices series will show the value of having routine processes in place for maintaining physical health and well-being for shelter animals.

This webinar, the third in the series, focuses on how to apply the Veterinary Services Best Practices as you work to increase live outcomes and maintain a financially sound organization.

This three-part webinar series will support understanding and implementation of these veterinary care best practices.

A collection of short webinar recordings on innovative topics, research, and bright ideas.

Learn about the VetAID Model, a program that seeks to fill the veterinary void in remote communities.

A panel of leaders will discuss how deferring spay/neuter surgeries until post adoption can alleviate crowding in shelters and save more lives.

​Discover actionable steps to help improve the care provided to neonatal/infant puppies and kittens in your shelter's care.

This series is a collaboration between the Association of Shelter Veterinarians and The Association for Animal Welfare Advancement.

Learn about the Penn Vet Quality of Life Tool app which was developed to provide animal shelters with a practical, research-based method of assessing the quality of life of dogs in their care.

Learn about a canine heartworm management decision-making tool, under development by the American Heartworm Society and the Association of Shelter Veterinarians.

Learn about eye injury treatment and disease management both in the shelter and in foster care.

Spay/neuter outreach has led to a realization that many pets are going unserved by traditional veterinary models. Learn strategies for tackling this work and presenting it to funders.

Learn about the types of medical care that communities can provide families now to decrease shelter surrender and increase reclaim of pets with inaccessible medical needs.