Vaccinations, Funding & Goals
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1 Animal Transport Best Practices Part V: Animal Transport: Vaccinations, Funding & Goals
2 Presenters David Williams Senior V.P. and COO Michigan Humane Society Martha Boden CEO SPCA Tampa Bay
3 Poll Question 1 Raise your hand (see hand button on right column) If you have participated or watched one or more of the webinars in our 7-part series.
4 Poll Question 2 Which best describes your organization s experience with transporting animals? a) Not yet participated b) Participated in the past (even if only once) c) Participated regularly (regardless of frequency)
5 Quick Review Basic Philosophical Alignment Responsible Adherence to Best Practices Ability to Manage Expectations Effective Communication Trust
6 Nuts and Bolts
7 Taking it to Another Level
8 Two Approaches to Consider One Size Fits All Custom Approach
9 Canine Vaccines Core: Distemper Adenovirus2 Parvo Parainfluenza Bordetella Additional: Leptospirosis Rabies Canine Influenza Canine Lyme disease Corona Virus
10 Canine Testing Additional Tests Parvo Titer Test Identify Canine Immunity Levels
11 Heartworm Testing Heartworm Test (Over 6 months old) If negative: Begin heartworm prevention If positive: Fully disclose status Take precautions when transporting Destination agency must treat
12 Feline Vaccines Core: Rhinotracheitis Calicivirus Panleukopenia Additional: Feline Leukemia (FeLV) Feline Immunodeficiency (FIV) Test prior to immunization Bordetella Feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) Rabies
13 Additional Items for All Flea and Tick Prevention All animals treated for external parasites
14 Conclusive Identification Microchip registered to destination agency Destination agency registers to adopter Photo of animal included in records
15 Paws for Questions???
16 Funding Transport Ideally, the destination shelter should cover transportation costs. For other ideas:
17 Funding Transport Other ways to support source shelter Fund S/N programs in source community Provide employee training Offer conference scholarships Donate/share medical equipment & supplies Partner on an operational review
18 Funding Transport Source shelters handle animal transportation prep
19 Goals & Measurements Increase live outcomes Provide source agencies relief and partnership
20 Goals & Measurements Foster open relationships between source and destination shelter agencies to help improve operations and reduce the need for transport Improve the quality of transports that occur by minimizing animal stress and disease transmission Ensure that transport programs are conducted in a manner which fully embraces and meets or exceeds all local, state and federal regulations pertaining to public health and animal safety
21 Goals & Measurements What are yours?
22 Goals & Measurements EUREKA! DATA!
23 Goals & Measurements What do you track? What can you track? Number of transported animals Number of transports Outcome types Behavior pre/post Health pre/post
24 Transport Resources SAWA Companion Animal Transport Best Practices Exhibit B Transport Census Spreadsheet Exhibit C Funding Transport Cost Estimation ASPCApro.org/transport webinar resources: Slides Glossary Checklist with sample MOU
25 Paws for Questions???
26 ASPCApro.org/transport Upcoming Webinars in the 7-Part Series Wednesdays from 3-4 p.m. ET How to Transport Cats March 29 Q & A on Transport Best Practices April 5
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