International Animal Welfare Training Institute

QUICKLINKS

Making International Veterinary Aid Sustainable

May 14th 6-9 PM  -  Room 1020 Valley hall
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One Health: Animals in Disasters initiative for the State of California.

The One Health concept is a worldwide strategy for expanding interdisciplinary collaborations and communications in all aspects of health care for humans, animals and the environment.


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Emergency Responder Training

First Responder Training Hosted at UC Davis

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Pilot Courses Train First Responders to Handle Livestock Emergencies

A horse trapped in a canyon; a bull escaped from its pasture; a wild animal injured by a car – these and other incidents pose dangers to animals and people. 

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Emergency Response

VERT Responds to request for equine airlift assistance at Ft. Bragg

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International Animal Welfare Training Institute

Our Mission
To be a voice for animal welfare by bringing together veterinarians, animal scientists, and other stakeholders to improve animal wellbeing of all species.

The goals are these:

  • To provide a neutral platform for all animal welfare issues to be identified, discussed, and science-based solutions to be explored.
  • To positively impact animal health and welfare, and serve as a catalyst to expand educational opportunities in the areas of research, training, emergency preparedness and community outreach and volunteerism.
  • To encourage faculty to engage in animal welfare research and outreach activities
  • A major focus will be to develop curriculum and trainings to educate students, veterinarians, first responders, government agency representatives, and community members in emergency and disaster prevention and response methods for animals.