…really good question, Emily. I have, but I’m really glad you preface that by validating how hard it is sometimes to nurture resident agency in a sanctuary setting since fully…
…going to link to it in our show notes, but it is a truly game-changing and absolutely beautiful resource for sanctuaries that facilitate educational programs, specifically ones with on-site visitor…
…species. We will link to those in the show notes, but that can give you a better idea of some of the potential challenges that you need to be aware…
…an emergency hits, not a five-page manual that you have to pore over. The idea is something happens, we know what to do. And in a lot of emergency or…
…regarding available diagnostics and species-specific testing recommendations, check out the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (ACVIM) Consensus Statement on Johne’s disease (starting on page 1240) and Cornell University Animal…
…a good board is like the sturdy backbone of a nonprofit organization. A good board helps provide a strong foundation for all of the vital work that a sanctuary does,…
…was hard to find good information, and everybody was making mistakes which were often really bad for the animals. What a daunting task – there is so much to compile,…
…Decisions At Your Animal Sanctuary How To Create An Effective Rescue Policy For Your Animal Sanctuary Managing Cruelty, Seizure, And Escapee Cases At Your Sanctuary Or Rescue Building And Maintaining…
…Scaly Leg Mite (Knemidocoptes mutans). For information on the Scaly Leg Mite, please follow the link above. Northern Fowl Mite– This blood-sucking parasite affects numerous species of birds, including turkeys…
…incredibly effective measure to prevent conflicts between your residents and wild living animals is to secure your sanctuary’s trash. If you have trash bins outside, it’s good to consider keeping…
