What kind of training does your shelter provide for the caregivers responsible for orphaned kittens?

Would you like to see your animal shelter or rescue group have more donors supporting your work, and inspire your current donors to give more?

If your shelter doesn’t have written job descriptions for its staff members, you may not be doing your best for the animals in your care.

Facebook’s recently made some of changes that might affect how you promote your available pets and your organization.

Dr. Brian Di Gangi, a clinical assistant professor of shelter medicine at the University of Florida, wants you to add something to your imagined definition of animal shelter ‘daily rounds’: facility rounds.

Dr. Julie Levy on what you can do to get local animal control agencies and municipal governments on board with programs to neuter community cats and return them to their habitats, instead of killing them.

Have you been wondering how you can impose order upon chaos in your animal shelter or rescue organization? Do you wish you could find a way to do more surgeries or give more vaccines to the animals in your care? Ever wonder why your new hires just don’t seem to “get it”?

At animal shelters, where the cost of a staff member’s mistake could be the life of an animal, training is one of the most critical elements of successful operations.

Growing numbers of scientific publishers are making their articles and publications available online for free. Others will allow you to read an article for a short period, usually 24 hours for around $3.

There's an emerging disease sickening and killing dogs in Ohio, and a lot of veterinarians, animal shelters, rescue groups and people with dogs are both confused and scared. What's going on? What causes the disease? As of today, the cause of the disease is not known. A pathogen called circovirus, originally identified in California in… Learn More