Why this matters now

Intakes are outpacing outcomes as communities and shelters are struggling to access veterinary care. A recent survey showed 66% of California shelters have no veterinarian on staff and 26% lack RVTs. Community members outside shelter walls face the same challenges to accessing care for pets, and the struggle is greater in underresourced areas and veterinary deserts where affordable care may be nearly impossible to come by.

More than ever, it’s critical to make the most of the resources we do have, but first we have to understand the state and federal regulations that impact the care we can provide.

What exactly does your shelter need to know about controlled drugs and premises permits? It’s all covered in a new on-demand webinar and short course from the Maddie’s® Million Pet Challenge Learniverse.

Cut through the confusion and earn CE while you learn the essentials!

In Decoding Compliance: What You Need to Know about Controlled Drugs and Premises Permits in Your Shelter, Bruce Wagman (Lead Counsel for SF SPCA’s Shelter Pals) and Cindi Delany (DVM and Director of Online Learning for Maddie’s® Million Pet Challenge) will guide you through each topic:

Discover where you can directly impact the standard of care animals receive in your shelter. Enroll today and get the resources you need to unlock crucial insights and feel empowered to address challenges and navigate the intricate landscape of drug and premises permit regulations. Join the ongoing discussion about this and other topics in the Shelter PALS Legal Series on Maddie’s® Pet Forum.

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