Shelter Medicine for Veterinarians and Staff - Stephen L. Zawistowski

Shelter Medicine for Veterinarians and Staff

Lila Miller (Herausgeber)

(Autor)

Buch | Softcover
546 Seiten
2004
Iowa State University Press (Verlag)
978-0-8138-2448-2 (ISBN)
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The ASPCA National Shelter Outreach Program estimates there are 4000-6000 animal shelters in the United States. As the US moves toward reducing the number of animals euthanized in its shelters, access to informed medical care and sound management procedures becomes increasingly critical.
The ASPCA National Shelter Outreach Program estimates there are 4000-6000 animal shelters in the United States. As the U.S. moves toward reducing the number of animals euthanized in its shelters, access to informed medical care and sound management procedures becomes increasingly critical. Veterinary schools have recently begun offering courses in shelter medicine. This premier text, dedicated to the field of shelter medicine, is a welcome addition to veterinary literature. This text will prove helpful to veterinarians, veterinary technicians, and other veterinary health professionals seeking job opportunities outside of the traditional veterinary practice, research, and industry venues. Shelter professionals will also want this reference text in their library. In addition to issues of epidemiology, "Shelter Medicine for Veterinarians and Staff", also addresses issues like feral cat programs, basic sanitation, shelter design, cruelty investigations and euthanasia. This book is the first ever to involve principles of herd health management in companion animal species in shelters.

Lila Miller, DVM is the Director of Animal Sciences and Veterinary Advisor for the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, New York, NY. Stephen Zawistowski, Ph.D is senior Vice President and Science Advisor of the American Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. He joined the ASPCA in 1988 as vice president of education after an academic career tat included the University of Illinois, Indiana University and St. John's University in New York

Contributors.Acknowledgments.Introduction.SECTION 1: ANIMAL SHELTERS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS.Introduction.1. The Evolving Animal Shelter (Stephen Zawistowski and Julie Morris).2. Pet Population Dynamics and Animal Shelter Issues (Janet Scarlett).3. The Administrative Hurdles of Shelter Medicine (Bonnie Yoffe-Sharp).4. Legal Concerns for Shelters and Shelter Veterinarians (Charlotte Lacroix).SECTION 2: HUSBANDRY.Introduction.5. The Animal Shelter Building: Design and Maintenance of Healthy and Efficient Facility (Tom Johnson).6. Sanitation in the Animal Shelter (Nicholas Gilman).7. Nutritional Challenges for Shelter Animals (Linda P. Case and George C. Fahey. Jr.).8. Dog and Cat Care in the Animal Shelter (Lila Miller).9. Small Mammal Care in the Animal Shelter (Susan M. Prattis).10. Domestic Rabbit Care in the Animal Shelter (Susan M. Prattis).11. Avian Care in the Animal Shelter Environment (Fern Van Sant).12. Reptile Care in the Animal Shelter (Jorg Mayer and Janet C. Martin).13. Temporary Care of Wildlife in the Animal Shelter (Scott Diehl and Cheryl Diehl).14. Equine Care in the Animal Shelter (Holly Cheever).SECTION 3: DISEASE MANAGEMENT.Introduction.15. Implementing a Population Health Plan in an Animal Shelter: Goal Setting, Data Collection and Monitoring, and Policy Development (Kate F. Hurley).16. Infectious Diseases of Dogs and Cats (Janet Foley and Michael Bannasch).17. Vaccination Strategies in the Animal Shelter Environment (Richard B. Ford).18. Disease Recognition and Diagnostic Testing (Kate F. Hurley).SECTION 4: SHELTER AND COMMUNITY PROGRAMS.Introduction.19. Animal Shelter Behavior Programs (Pamela Reid, Jill Goldman, and Stephen Zawistowski).20. Behavioral Pharmacotherapy in the Animal Shelter (Amy Marder and Michelle Posage).21. Foster Care in the Animal Shelter (Leslie Sinclair).22. Spray and Neuter Surgical Techniques for the Animal Shelter (Leslie D. Appel and Robert C. Hart).23. Feral Cat Management (Julie Levy).24. Euthanasia in the Animal Shelter (Leslie Sinclair).25. Disaster Medicine for Animal Shelter Veterinarians (Mark Lloyd).SECTION 5: ANIMAL CRUELTY.Introduction.26. Animal Cruelty, Abuse, and Neglect (Gary J. Patronek).27. Medical Evaluation and Documentation of Abuse in the Live Animal (Robert Reisman).28. Veterinary Forensics (Edward A. Leonard).29. Recognizing and Investigating Equine Abuse (Holly Cheever).30. Animal Fighting (Julie Dinnage, Kelley Bollen, and Scott Giacoppo).Appendix 1. Animal Welfare Organizations and General Information.Index.

Erscheint lt. Verlag 10.7.2004
Zusatzinfo 98 illustrations
Verlagsort Arnes, AI
Sprache englisch
Maße 180 x 255 mm
Gewicht 1098 g
Themenwelt Veterinärmedizin
ISBN-10 0-8138-2448-6 / 0813824486
ISBN-13 978-0-8138-2448-2 / 9780813824482
Zustand Neuware
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