This One's For the Pros
For years the ASPCA has shared resources and provided consultations with animal welfare professionals through our National Outreach programs. Now veterinarians, shelter staff, law enforcement officials and volunteers are invited to utilize ASPCAPro.org, a resource created by professionals who know what it takes for you to do your jobs well. By sharing tools, strategies and a wealth of practical information from the ASPCA’s nationally recognized programs, ASPCAPro.org aims to help professionals maximize their time and energy when tending to areas such as adoptions, spay/neuter surgeries, shelter medicine and fundraising. “I’m extremely excited about this latest development, which will provide even greater collaboration between those communities whose efforts help save lives,” says Julie Morris, ASPCA Senior Vice President, National Outreach.
ASPCAPro.org features our signature adoption and outreach programs, as well as how-to information from ASPCA and other experts across the country; look for materials on anti-cruelty, animal poison control and disaster readiness as the site grows. Please visit us at aspcapro.org!
Labels: ASPCA, Pet Care, Professionals, Veterinarian
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2 Comments:
I live in an apartment building located beside a river, we have a number of stray cats that hang around hoping to catch a duck dinner. There is a lady here that has taken the cats under her wing and feeds them, along with feeding the fowl, the birds and any other stray animal. Well some mean soul has poisoned two of the cats, so far. Are there any steps I can take to stop this cruelty, before they add more cats to the list?
There are some of us that live in the building with dogs, and I am afraid the poisoned food, might make it dangerous for our charges.
I do not let Xander eat food, except at his home, but he might spot the poison before I can stop him.
Think god for aspca.And every one should try and help i do.I know ever one has a vfew dollars every week. So if we all could help.The little ones could have a good life. Thank you ladywolf1950@yahoo.com
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