Expert Advice on Fighting Infectious Disease, Now On-Demand

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Get new resources and answers to help you curb infectious disease, on-demand now! UNLEARN unhelpful myths and walk away with tools and techniques that will lead to healthier animals, less stress for you, and make your job of serving the pets and people in your community easier.

Curbing Disease as Intake Rises: Prevent, Fight and Win Today

From animal care attendants to RVTs and beyond, everyone in the shelter has the power to have a big impact on animal health. Does it seem like animals keep getting sick no matter what you do, especially right now with intake numbers climbing in many shelters? Does URI have to be status quo for summer? Is parvo inevitable? Have you wondered what else you can do to get ahead of these vicious cycles? This webinar is for you!

New Course Covers Community Cat Program Dos and Don’ts

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In this new course from Maddie’s® Million Pet Challenge, join Bruce Wagman, Lead Counsel for San Francisco SPCA’s Shelter Policy and Legal Services (Shelter PALS), to explore community cat programs and learn how effective CCPs operate within legal considerations.

Help Big Dogs Through Tough Times (and Get Your 2022 CE)

Big Dog Master Class On Demand from Maddie's Million Pet Challenge

With shelter dog populations exceeding pre-pandemic levels, outcomes slowing, transport destinations drying up, and historic levels of staffing turnover, shelters are struggling with medium and large dogs. Everybody is asking, “What do we do?” The Big Dog Master Class online conference has answers, and it’s now available free and on-demand at Maddie’s® University! –Plus, get your CE before 2022 ends!

How Your Team Can Tap into the Power of Yes to Send More Animals Home

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70% of US households have a pet, but only a fraction of those animals are adopted from animal shelters. In a new webcast and short, self-paced course from Maddie’s® Million Pet Challenge, California for All Animals State Director Allison Cardona explores barriers that typically push potential adopters away from animal shelters and presents strategies that can lower these hurdles, help more animals reach a live outcome and a happy life, and help your shelter embrace and welcome all members of your community.

New Course Helps Keep Animals on Track to the Right Outcome

The Right Outcome, the capstone course in the Maddie’s® Million Pet Challenge Learniverse Four Rights series, is here to help you match each animal with the outcome that is right for them and make a plan to achieve it. Learn how to leverage Return-to-Home principles and remove barriers to get more animals home, and leave with strategies for avoiding decision fatigue while making decisions with compassion, empathy, and clarity.

Boost Animal and Staff Well-being with the Right Care

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In the latest course from Maddie’s® Million Pet Challenge, subject matter experts from the UC Davis Koret Shelter Medicine Program offer tactics for working within your capacity for care in the face of unprecedented staffing challenges so that you can ensure animals receive the care that is right for them. Enroll today for free and discover a holistic approach to Right Care, with strategies that build staff well-being, maximize your capacity to care for animals, and allow animals and people at your shelter to thrive!