You Can Make a Difference - Help Support SPAY/USA Millions of healthy, adoptable cats and dogs are euthanized each year in the U.S. because there simply are not enough homes for them all… Help support SPAY/USA, a program of North Shore Animal League America.
Throwaways is an 18-minute video suitable for all ages beginning with grades three and four - one of the four scenes takes place in an elementary classroom. There are four four-minute segments which bring home the arguments for s/n. Suitable for adults as well. A six-page teaching guide and poster are included.
EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS FOR COMMUNITY INITIATIVES
11’ x 22’ Billboard/30 sheet -Billboards are free up to three copies; Shipping = $6.00 per billboard.
$30 for each additional billboard
(Click billboard image for larger view)
Public service announcements
for television: $20 (10, 30 and 60 second)
Radio PSA on CD “Spay Your Pet” jingle: $7
by The Lynn Morris Band
(Click CD cover to hear a sample)
To order any of the above materials, please send a check to:
SPAY USA
2261 Broadbridge Avenue
Stratford, CT 06614
or call 1-(800)-248-SPAY
A Guidebook To Mobile Spay/Neuter Clinics, By SPAY/USA - An Invaluable Resource To Help End Companion Animal Overpopulation
30 models from around the country A sample business plan "Do's and Don'ts" as you plan your van Scrounging for free or inexpensive equipment Necessary, unnecessary and optional equipment A sample budget
Proceedings of the Third International Symposium on Non-Surgical Contraceptive Methods of Pet Population Control -The Alliance for Contraception in Cats and Dogs (ACC&D)
Establishing and Maintaining
a Low-Cost Community
Spay/Neuter Clinic,
by Dr. Marvin Mackie
$50.00
Contents Include:
Overview of spay/neuter Types of Ownership Getting started Economics
The Veterinarian Factor Support Staff Paperwork Points to Ponder
Contact: Animal Birth Control
W. Marvin Mackie, D.V.M.
450 Arcadia Drive, San Pedro, CA 90731
Tel: (310) 547-4750 Fax: (310) 547-5989
Save Our Strays
How We Can End Pet
Overpopulation and Stop
Killing Healthy Cats and Dogs
by Bob Christiansen
$15 + shipping
This book: Explains the dynamics of surplus dogs and cats References the latest scientific research on pet overpopulation Defines the factors that impede humane progress Offers recommendations that will save animal lives
Community Approaches
to Feral Cats:
Problems, Alternatives
& Recommendations
by Margaret R. Slater
$25.50
Available in softcover through: Humane Society Press
Deborah Salem
700 Professional Drive Gaithersburg, MD 20879
Fax: 301-258-3082 or dsalem@husu.org
Or downloadable for free at: www.hsus.org/ace/14631
The Stray Cat Handbook
by Tamara Kreuz
$10.00
Contents Includes:
Problems & Solutions How to catch a Cat Health Care for the Stray Cat Feeding Your Feline Friends Taming & Socialization
Integration and Training The Indoor Advantage Support Your Local Shelter Finding Good Homes for Strays Non-Lethal Management of Feral Cat Colonies
Animal Control Management
A Guide for Local Governments
by Geoffrey L. Handy
$22.00
Available through ICMA (International City/County Management Association).
Credit card orders may be
placed at the online bookstore
or by calling 1-800-745-8780
(inside the U.S.); or 770-442-8631,
ext. 377 (outside of the U.S.).
Purchase orders and checks are not accepted for phone purchases.
To use a purchase order, mail or fax the purchase order or check to: ICMA
P.O. Box 931897,
Atlanta, GA 31193
or fax to 770-442-9742
Videos
Alley Cat Allies
A Humane Approach
to Feral Cat Control
$13.00
The Humane Solution: Reducing Feral Cat Populations with TNR
$13.00
Contact Alley Cat Allies
7920 Norfolk Avenue, Suite 600, Bethesda, MD 20814-2525
Tel: 240.482.1980 • Fax: 240.482.1990 • Online Form
“9 Lives” Video Series - Protecting Life, Providing Love For Feral Cats: call for pricing
Volume One: Humane Trapping of Feral Cats
Volume Two: Handling and Treating Feral Cats
Volume Three: Care and Feeding of Feral Cats
Volume Four: Caring for Newborn Kittens
Volume Five: Non-Lethal Feral Cat Programs
Volume Six: Relocating Feral Cats
Volume Seven: Feral Cat Advocacy
Volume Eight: Socializing Feral Cats
Volume Nine: Successful Programs at Work
Contact The San Francisco SPCA
2500-16th Street San Francisco, CA 94103
Tel: (415) 554-3000 www.sfspca.org
“Early-age Neutering:
A Practical Guide for Veterinarians” Available in English
& Spanish (19 minutes)
$20.00 US Residents
$23.00 Non-US Residents (Includes shipping/handling)
Make check payable to: AVAR - Association of
Veterinarians for Animal Rights
P.O. Box 208
Davis, CA 95617-0208
Videos ordered through the AVAR may also be borrowed for up to two weeks with a $20 check made payable to the AVAR, $15 of which will be refunded when the video is returned. Videos may also be ordered through the School of Veterinary Medicine at 530-752-1324
About the Video: In a joint effort, the AVAR and the University of California, Davis, School of Veterinary Medicine have produced an instructional videotape which encourages veterinarians to perform sterilization surgeries on animals as young as 6 to 16 weeks of age, thus helping to curb unwanted births. "Early-age Neutering: A Practical Guide for Veterinarians" provides an opportunity for veterinarians who haven't performed surgery on younger animals to learn about surgical technique, anesthesia, and the benefits of pre-pubertal surgery.
"Many people remain unaware of the staggering number of unwanted cats and dogs, including kittens and puppies, who are put to death each year in our animal shelters in addition to the millions who also die of exposure, starvation, and injury. By adopting an early-age sterilization policy, veterinarians in private practice and animal shelter personnel can take a leadership role in curbing companion animal overpopulation by ensuring that the animals under their care do not accidentally reproduce," said Laurie Siperstein-Cook, DVM, an AVAR consultant in the making of the video.
"Early-age sterilization is safe and effective. These surgeries have been performed in animal shelters for more than twenty years, and current research studies show that many of the concerns about the effects of performing surgery on young animals are unfounded. The university is happy to facilitate the making of this videotape and encourages private practitioners and shelters to adopt an early-age policy," said John Pascoe, BVSc, Executive Associate Dean of Academic Programs for the School of Veterinary Medicine.
Working with Feral Cats in Veterinary Practice provides general background on feral cats and steps used to address it; a brief description of cat trapping, and step-by-step instructions on how to handle, anesthetize, treat and recover feral cats including special medical and surgical considerations. It also illustrates a high volume spay clinic for feral cats. An accompanying brochure provides details on medical and surgical care including anesthetic protocols and references for additional information. Contact Dr. Larry Moore at moorelj@auburn.edu. for information on receiving this video.
CDs
Humane Alliance
How To Open A High Volume
Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Clinic
$ 50.00
Topics Include: Introduction/History Purpose and Overview What Our Surveys, Statistics, and Experience Tell Us Estimating Your Budget Projected Budget For A One-Veterinarian Practice Projected Budget For A Three-Veterinarian Practice Job Description
Clinic Procedures and Policies
Office Procedures Transport System Disease Control Procedures Surgical Program Procedures Surgery Room Procedure Post-Op Instructions Transport System Contract Surgical Packs Controlled Substance log
Contact: Humane Alliance of WNC, Inc.
231 Haywood Street Asheville, NC 28801
Tel: 828-252-2079
30 models from around the country
