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The dogs would be at the shelter for 3-4 months, on our track list which rescues have access too at all times, before behavior team sends out a official and final rescue plea a week prior to euthanasia. If a rescue shows interest 4 days are added, the most I've seen added was another 3 months. Staff are ok with some dogs yet there are some dogs they become very concerned for safety.
Currently there are 2 examples I have:
1. A dog with a sever (40 stitches) face bite yet is very friendly with staff
2. A dog that was stray roam with a minor bite (5 stitches) but has horrible barrier reactivity. Not allowing staff to even to leash him to go out for a walk.
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Sent: 03-30-2022 12:50 PM
From: alison gibson
Subject: Big Dog Master Class Block 8: The tough stuff
Managing big dog space crises and Lifesaving protocol for at-risk dogs
Please use this thread to ask follow-up questions to our presenters about this session. Any questions that we don't get a chance to answer during the live Q&A session will be answered here.
Presenters:
Clare Callison, Maddie's® Director of National Pet Supply and Demand, American Pets Alive!
@Clare Callison is the Maddie's® Director of National Pet Supply and Demand for American Pets Alive! and serves on the Board of Directors for CARE (Companions and Animals for Reform and Equity). She provides guidance and support to help organizations build robust lifesaving programs and improve operations to better serve people and pets. Clare specializes in helping organizations grow their transport relationships and increase their lifesaving through rescue partnerships and open adoption practices. Before joining American Pets Alive!, she was the Director of Operations for San Antonio Pets Alive for 5 years. Because of her heavy involvement, San Antonio has gone from a 28 percent live release rate to a 90 percent live release rate in over three years. Clare enjoys helping others seek lifesaving solutions to common challenges that exist in working in a high-volume, fast-paced animal welfare organization.
Kristen Hassen, MA, Director, American Pets Alive! and Human Animal Support Services
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