…is all free, very important to sanctuaries. So, you can easily and securely get visitor sign-ins on any internet-connected device versus shuffling around 50 pieces of paper. So the link…
…look at our show notes where we have a link to a list of them. So do you want to tell us a little bit about boards? Mckenzee Griffler: I…
…So, finding and justifying the budget. Tara Hess Absolutely. And yeah, Andie’s here. We can see each other. She’s shaking her head yes. So, yeah, we’re on the same page…
…to that text box is of a caregiver kneeling and offering a goose resident food treats by hand. At the bottom of the page there is a link reading “OpenSanctuary.Org.”…
…the same way that we do not endorse any animal organization or individual animal advocate). In addition, the citation of one page of a website does not mean we endorse practices…
…is a direct link between a sanctuary’s capacity and being mindful of the variables and limitations of their capacity and the sanctuary’s ongoing sustainability as an organization that can provide…
…complying with your local rules. You can find a link to that in our show notes or you can search board bylaws at opensanctuary.org if you want to grab those….
…when developing an enrichment plan. For example: On an individual level, consider Harley. He’s a lanky, older fella who has some mobility issues after a recent amputation and subsequent prosthesis…
…For example of an enrichment plan: On an individual level, Molly, an older little white rabbit, underwent surgery recently and her movements must be limited (particularly her propensity for high…
…species-specific needs of your residents in addition to considering their individual needs! For example of an enrichment plan: On an individual level, Essun, an older thoroughbred mare resident, underwent leg…
