Veterinary Emergency Response Team: Crews airlift horse out of canyon (Auburn Journal)
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Seminar Notice
International Animal Welfare Training Institute presents:
Cheryl Scott DVM MPVM
Why veterinarians are vital to the pursuit of a better health for humans, animals, and our environment.
Dr. Cheryl Scott is the Director of the Charles Schwabe One Health Project from the School of Veterinary Medicine. One Health is a contemporary term describing the collaboration of various scientific disciplines in the pursuit of better health for all humans, animals, and ecosystems. It is an emerging area of professional practice arising from the recognition of the growing interconnections and overlap economic, cultural, and physical in this interface. One Health understands that humans do not exist in isolation, but are part of the larger, total living ecosystem, and that the activities and conditions of each member affect the others.
Monday, November 16, 2009
Lecture 6:00-7:00 PM
1020 Valley Hall
UC Davis - Adjacent to the Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital
International Animal Welfare
Training Institute
Presents its first lecture
in the 2009-2010 school year series
Dick Green, Ed.D.
International Response to Disasters:The Animal Component
Dick Green is the Emergency Relief Manager for Disasters at the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW). He has responded to scores of international and national disasters and his teams have rescued thousands of animals from floods, tornadoes, fires, and hurricanes.
Monday, September 21, 2009
Emergency Response Equipment to be showcased in the VMTH Large Animal Clinic Parking Lot 5-6pm
Lecture 6:00-7:00 PM (Pizza !!)
1020 Valley Hall
Noted Animal Welfare Expert, Temple Grandin, to Speak at School of Veterinary Medicine
Info to come
Info to come
What to do about downer cows? (pdf)
Herd Health: Treat your Animals Well (pdf)
Pet Emergency Preparedness watch video
Info to come
Butte County Fires
Vet team on the fire line; UC Davis know-how helps safeguard hundreds of pets
Sheltering people and pets; Butte County keeps dogs and cats in close proximity to their owners
Burned sheep response
Veterinary Rescuers Volunteer, Donations Support Livestock Rescue Effort
Evaluation and Treatment of Animals Involved in the Yolo County fires
When Disaster Strikes (The Horse Report - January 2007) (pdf)
2006 Wilidland Fires - Yolo County |
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Rescue Videos |
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Deadwood Rescue |
Bishop Mule Rescue |
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Rescues Bishop California
Teaching Hospital Volunteers Rescue Stranded Animal
Madigan responds to Hurricane Floyd
Veterinary Medical Assistance Team saves animals stranded by Eastern flooding from Hurricane Floyd
UC Davis Aids Animals Stranded in North Carolina Flood Disaster (pdf)