Horse Color Identification For Evacuation and Shelter workers
The Napa Community Animal Response Team's August Meeting will include a presentation on "Horse Color Identification - why it matters to emergency workers." Everyone is welcome !
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Napa Valley Horsemen's Association 1200 Foster Rd, Napa, United States
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Horse Color Identification For Evacuation and Shelter workers
Napa Valley Horsemen's Association 1200 Foster Rd, Napa, United StatesThe Napa Community Animal Response Team's August Meeting will include a presentation on "Horse Color Identification - why it matters to emergency workers." Everyone is welcome !
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Equine Handling and Safety in Emergencies
Napa Valley Horsemen's Association 1200 Foster Rd, Napa, United StatesNapa CART Monthly Meeting. Training topic will be Equine Handling and Safety in Emergencies taught by Dr. Claudia Sonder. Everyone is welcome! Napa CART Equine Handling Training Flyer 09072017
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Equine Handling and Safety in Emergencies
Napa Valley Horsemen's Association 1200 Foster Rd, Napa, United StatesNapa CART Monthly Meeting. Training topic will be Equine Handling and Safety in Emergencies taught by Dr. Claudia Sonder. Everyone is welcome! Napa CART Equine Handling Training Flyer 09072017
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Safe Trailer Loading Training
Napa Valley Horsemen's Association 1200 Foster Rd, Napa, United StatesOctober's training session will be on Safe Trailer Loading and will include how to correctly tie quick release knots. The session is free and everyone is welcome to attend. Bring a friend!
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Incidents Involving Animals: Managing Risk – Meeting Societal Needs
University of California, Davis, School of Veterinary Medicine One Shields Avenue, Davis, CA, United StatesThe UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine is hosting the Incidents Involving Animals Conference in partnership with the British Animal Rescue and Trauma Care Association (BARTA). This exciting opportunity for building relationships and developing best practices follows up the successful 2015 BARTA conference in Prague, Czech Republic. This presents a great opportunity for those in the United... [Continue Reading]
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Incidents Involving Animals: Managing Risk – Meeting Societal Needs
University of California, Davis, School of Veterinary Medicine One Shields Avenue, Davis, CA, United StatesThe UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine is hosting the Incidents Involving Animals Conference in partnership with the British Animal Rescue and Trauma Care Association (BARTA). This exciting opportunity for building relationships and developing best practices follows up the successful 2015 BARTA conference in Prague, Czech Republic. This presents a great opportunity for those in the United... [Continue Reading]
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Maintaining Biosecurity in Emergency Situations
The November training session will discuss maintaining biosecurity in emergency situations. The session is free and everyone is welcome !
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Maintaining Biosecurity in Emergency Situations
The November training session will discuss maintaining biosecurity in emergency situations. The session is free and everyone is welcome !
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Monthly Training: Napa Wildlife Rescue
Napa Valley Horsemen's Association 1200 Foster Rd, Napa, United StatesLearn about the wild side of Napa animal care from John Comisky, President of Napa Wildlife Rescue, including resources, contact points and tips for handling injured animals. Session is free and open to the public. Bring a friend!
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Monthly Training: Napa Wildlife Rescue
Napa Valley Horsemen's Association 1200 Foster Rd, Napa, United StatesLearn about the wild side of Napa animal care from John Comisky, President of Napa Wildlife Rescue, including resources, contact points and tips for handling injured animals. Session is free and open to the public. Bring a friend!