If you missed the live webcast of The Dollars and Sense of Sheltering with Dr. Nicole Olynk Widmar, it's not too late! The on-demand version is now available. In this free webcast, you'll gain a solid understanding of the financial aspects of shelter programs, and learn how to analyze their results. This course has been… Learn More

Sheltering isn’t just about good intentions. It’s about planning and developing programs that have a good chance of keeping animals healthy and happy, as well as maximizing adoptions and lifesaving.

If you’re a veterinary professional looking for RACE continuing education credits, and are interested in titer tests, Maddie’s Institute has you covered — but not for long!

Everyone’s been talking about the two-part webcast series challenging what we thought we knew about cats and shelters. If you missed the live events, or want to experience them again or share them with your friends and colleagues — now you can!

Have you been hearing rumblings about a new approach to cats and shelters? Are you trying to figure out if it’s the best or worst thing to ever happen to cats? Or are you already sure it’s a terrible idea?

Are common cat sheltering and animal control policies helping cats? Are they humane? Effective? Not according to Dr. Kate Hurley, Director of the UC Davis Koret Shelter Medicine Program.

Would you like to get a sneak preview of early data from the Maddie’s® Purdue FIV Study? Then join us tomorrow evening, Thursday, April 18, 2013, at 9 PM Eastern Time, when Maddie’s InstituteSM presents Update on FIV: What Every Shelter Needs to Know.

Did you miss last week’s webcast on saving orphaned kittens? Were you there, but want to review it again, or share it with colleagues?

There’s new information out there that can help shelters diagnose, treat, and care for cats who test positive for the virus.

There is still time to register for tomorrow night’s free webcast on saving orphaned kittens!