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Registration open for Kentucky Horse Council's Large Animal Emergency Rescue Training

Registration open for Kentucky Horse Council’s Large Animal Emergency Rescue Training The three-day course will cover topics ranging from water rescues to barn fires. Author: Jul 8, 2021 After a hiatus in 2020, the Kentucky Horse Council’s Large Animal Emergency Rescue (LAER) training is slated to return in the fall of 2021. The three-day training will take place at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington on September 10-12. LAER is taught by Justin and Tori McLeod of 4Hooves Large Animal Services, LLC, a North Carolina-based company that specialized in large animal technical rescue emergency response and training for emergency responders and veterinary professionals. The course is geared specifically toward veterinarians, emergency responders and animal control officers, but horse owners and industry professionals will also find the course beneficial in learning how to care for and extract equines in potentially hazardous situations while remaining safe.

SP autoriza início das obras de clínicas veterinárias em Araçatuba e Votuporanga – Folha Paulistana Online

Doria autoriza duas clínicas veterinárias públicas na região

SP autoriza início das obras de clínicas veterinárias em Araçatuba e Votuporanga

Center for Animal Welfare Science's virtual symposium to discuss lessons learned from COVID-19

Center for Animal Welfare Science’s virtual symposium to discuss lessons learned from COVID-19 WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. The 2021 CAWS Virtual Symposium, set for May 19-20, will focus on understanding how the pandemic has influenced perceptions about the human-animal bond. “One Welfare: What has COVID-19 taught us about balancing human and animal interests?” will also explore the effects of the pandemic on animal welfare, human health and well-being. “There have been relatively few animal behavior and welfare meetings lately because of COVID-19, especially ones that cover these topics,” said Candace Croney, director of the Center for Animal Welfare Science (CAWS) and a professor of animal behavior and well-being who holds a joint appointment in the College of Veterinary Medicine and the College of Agriculture at Purdue University. “The symposium is an excellent opportunity to bring together people with livestock interests and those with companion animal interests, as well