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Why the community taking back shelters is the future

October 6, 2011Comments are closed.attitude, volunteers

In the often under-resourced area of community services, having a select few industry ‘professionals’ exclusively hoarding power, resources and knowledge is outdated and inefficient. Across many different areas, these kinds of paternal approaches are widely being replaced with projects which teach the community how to manage their own issues; harnessing the capabilities and expertise of […]

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Driving to save pets; has ‘Getting to Zero’ lost its way?

September 23, 2011Comments are closed.adoptions, advocacy, attitude, No Kill, shelter procedure

Widely celebrated as Australia’s answer to the No Kill movement of the US, the ‘Getting to Zero’ (G2Z) program has been, being developed by the Animal Welfare League of Queensland and claims to “detail the principles, structures and strategies for achieving zero killing of healthy and treatable cats and dogs”. The AWLQ seems like an […]

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Me on the telly :)

September 19, 2011Comments are closed.attitude, council pound, No Kill

ABC’s 7.30 Report…

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Liveblogging from the National Desexing Network ‘G2Z’ Conference Day #3

September 9, 2011Comments are closed.adoptions, advocacy, attitude

Richard Avanzino, President Maddie’s Fund USA – Building collaborative effort and the importance of reporting

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Liveblogging from the National Desexing Network ‘G2Z’ Conference Day #2

September 8, 2011Comments are closed.adoptions, advocacy, attitude, shelter procedure

Mitch Schneider, Director Washoe County Animal Management Services USA Getting to Zero through Proactive Animal Management Programs – a Win-Win Approach to Animal Control

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Defending killing

August 14, 2011Comments are closed.attitude, cats, council pound, dogs, No Kill, resistance

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Saving lives

August 13, 2011Comments are closed.adoptions, attitude, No Kill, volunteers

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The ‘too many pets’ myth, busted

August 12, 2011Comments are closed.adoptions, advocacy, attitude, cats, council pound, dogs, No Kill

Up until just a couple of years ago, pounds were able to explain away poor performance simply by saying their community was ‘irresponsible’; that they were bad pet owners, that they were buying the wrong pets on impulse, that they were not desexing their pets, that they were giving up and abandoning pets too easily, […]

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Pounds behaving badly

July 20, 2011Comments are closed.adoptions, advocacy, attitude, cats, council pound, dogs

Once above scrutiny and allowed to hide behind a plethora of excuses for poor performance, today’s pounds and shelters are being held accountable to provide the community’s pets a healthy animal management system. This new level of answerability is never more evident than when animal lovers join together to develop solutions for their local companion […]

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The times they are a-changin…

July 7, 2011Comments are closed.adoptions, advocacy, attitude, No Kill

One of the things I’ve enjoyed most about my time off (apart from the sweet, sweet smell of baby neck!) is getting to watch the snowballing of compassion, as pet lovers and animal welfare advocates join forces like never before. Where the voices speaking up for the rights of shelter pets were once only a […]

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