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Health Components
Environmental Health
Behavioral Health
Physical Health
MAXIMIZING SHELTER HEALTH
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
•Animal
Separation
•Enclosures
•Sanitation
Animal Environment
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH: ANIMAL SEPARATION
Incoming Adoption
Quarantine Isolation
Puppies &
Kittens
STRESS & DISEASE
REDUCTION
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH: ENCLOSURES
*Safe, Secure,
Comfortable, Maintained
*Freedom to express
natural behaviors
*Double-sided housing
*Dog crates
*Wire/Slat flooring
*Stacked cages
*Tethering
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH: ENCLOSURES
ACCEPTABLE
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH: ENCLOSURES
NOT ACCEPTABLE
DOG*
• < 35 lbs, 12 s.f.
• < 50 lbs, 20 s.f.
• > 50 lbs, 24 s.f.
CAT
• 11 s.f. floor space
• 2’ triangulated space
• Vertical space
• Hiding space
• Elevated from floor
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH: ENCLOSURES
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH: ENCLOSURES
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH: ENCLOSURES
ACCEPTABLE
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH: ENCLOSURES
•MINIMAL
•<50 db•NATURAL
•DAY/NIGHT
• INDIRECT
•FRESH
•12 CYC/HR
•60-80 F
•RH 30-60%
TEMP AIR
SOUNDLIGHT
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH: ENCLOSURES
ACCEPTABLE
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH: SANITATION
BASICS
*Equipment
-Area specific
-PPE
*All items
*Spot Cleaning
*Products
ORDER
*Young
*Healthy
-Adoptable
-Stray
*Ill
-Quarantine
-Isolation
PROCESS
*Remove debris
*Soap scrub
*Sanitize
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
•Animal
Separation
•Enclosures
•Sanitation
Animal Environment
Health Components
Environmental Health
Behavioral Health
Physical Health
MAXIMIZING ANIMAL HEALTH
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH COMPONENTS
HISTORY EVALUATION
ENRICHMENT B-MOD
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH: HISTORY
COLLECT DOCUMENT RESPOND
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH: HISTORY
WHAT QUESTIONS ABOUT
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
MIGHT WE WANT TO KNOW?
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH: HISTORY
REASON FOR GIVE UP
OBEDIENCE/HOUSE TRAINING
PET/PEOPLE
SOCIALIZEDS/N STATUS
AGGRESSIVE/PROTECTIVE/ASSERTIVE
PERSONALITYBEHAVIORAL/MEDICAL DX
PAST/PRESENT
STEREOTYPIC BEHAVIORS
ACTIVITY LEVEL
OTHER ??
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH: EVALUATION
• Perform on all animals
• Begin at intake
• Systematic evaluation on day three
• Evaluation options*
None predict future behavior
Useful information still gleaned
• Springboard for action
*SAFER,
ASSESS-A-PET,
MATCH-UP
LIMITED BEHAVIORAL RESOURCES?
OBSERVE
ANIMAL
DESCRIBE
OBJECTIVELY
DOCUMENT
FINDINGS
INTERPRETATION: PROFESSIONAL CALL
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH: ENRICHMENT
WHAT? WHY? HOW?
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH: ENRICHMENT
Improving the environmental & behavioral care of animals relative to their
behavioral needs on a daily basis
• REDUCES STRESS
• IMPROVES WELFARE
• ENCOURAGES SPECIES SPECIFIC BEHAVIORS
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH: ENRICHMENT
REDUCE STRESS
HOUSING
ROUTINE3Cs• CHOICE
• CONTROL
• COMPLEXITY
• CLEANING
• FEEDING
• RECREATIO
N
• GENTLE
HANDLING
• SOFT BEDDING
• PERCHES
• HIDING SPACES
• SCRATCHING POSTS
• SPECIES SEPARATION
• ENCOURAGE NATURAL
BEHAVIORS
• AUGMENT ENVIRONMENT
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH: ENRICHMENT
SO
CIA
LIZ
ATIO
NPEOPLE
FOSTER, READING,
GROOMING
ANIMALS
PLAY GROUPS, SHELTER BUDDY,
TRAINING
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH: ENRICHMENT
ACTIVITIES
Sight
Sound
TouchTaste
Smell
INDOOR
Food Puzzles
Toys
Aquariums
Windows
Laser Pointer
Feather Wands
Clicker Training
OUTDOOR
Play groups
Cat-ios
Walking
Training
Agility
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH: ENRICHMENT
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH: ENRICHMENT
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH: ENRICHMENT
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH: ENRICHMENT
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH: ENRICHMENT
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH:
BEHAVIORAL MODIFICATION
• IEP for animal behavior
• Professional diagnosis and IEP required
• Labor intensive and demanding
• Documentation required for liability
• Transfer cases beyond your C4C
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH COMPONENTS
HISTORY EVALUATION
ENRICHMENT B-MOD
Health Components
Environmental Health
Behavioral Health
Physical Health
MAXIMIZING ANIMAL HEALTH
PHYSICAL HEALTH: COMPONENTS
• DVM Supervision
• Record Keeping
• History
• Examination
• Vaccinations
• Parasite Control
• Disease Screening
• Nutrition
• Sterilization
PHYSICAL HEALTH: DVM SUPERVISION
DVM
Find
Utilize
Retain
SHELTER MEDICINE*PUBLIC HEALTH*ANIMAL
CRUELTY*ZOONOTIC & INFECTIOUS
DISEASE*PROTOCOL
DEVELOPMENT*OUTBREAK INVESTIGATION
Create Document Share
WHAT TYPE OF ANIMAL
INFORMATION NEEDS TO
BE RECORDED?
PHYSICAL HEALTH: RECORD KEEPING
PetPoint
Chameleon
ShelterBuddy
Create Document Share
• Unique animal ID
• Species/Description
• Animal Source
• Microchip Status
• Reproductive Status
• Entry/Exit Dates
• Animal Disposition
• Behavioral Information
• Medical Information
PHYSICAL HEALTH: RECORD KEEPING
PHYSICAL HEALTH: HISTORY
WHAT QUESTIONS ABOUT
PHYSICAL HEALTH
MIGHT WE WANT TO KNOW?
PHYSICAL HEALTH: HISTORY
ID
SPECIES
BREED GENDER
AGE
S/N STATUS
ALLERGY/ILLNESS
MEDS
OTHER ??
PHYSICAL HEALTH: EXAMINATION
• PERFORM AT INTAKE, REPEAT MONTHLY• MICROCHIP SCAN
• BASELINE PHYSICAL DATA
• GROOMING NEEDS
• PAIN/EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
• OBSERVED ABNORMALITIES
• DOCUMENT
• SPRINGBOARD FOR ACTION
PHYSICAL HEALTH: VACCINATIONS
3 VACCINATION RULES
RULE 1: Administer core vaccines at or before intake.
RULE 2: Administer core vaccines at or before intake.
RULE 3: Administer core vaccines at or before intake.
CORE VACCINES
Canine: RV, DHPP, BV
Feline: RV, RCP
PHYSICAL HEALTH: CORE VACCINATIONS
•DHPP: administer once, (@ 2 weeks), then @ 1/3 years
•Bordetella: administer once, then annually
•Rabies: administer once, then @ 1/3 years
Canine Adults
(>20 weeks)
•DHPP: administer every 2 weeks till 20 weeks
•Bordetella: administer once, then annually
•Rabies: administer >12 weeks, then @ 1 year
Canine Young
(6-20 weeks)
PHYSICAL HEALTH: CORE VACCINATIONS
• RCP: administer once, @ 2 weeks, then @ 1/3 years
• Rabies: administer once, then @ 1/3 years
Feline Adults
(>20 weeks)
• RCP: administer every 2 weeks till 20 weeks
• Rabies: administer >12 weeks, then @ 1 year
Feline Young
(6-20 weeks)
PHYSICAL HEALTH: INTERNAL PARASITES
Roundworms, Hookworms
• Adults: treat, repeat at 2 weeks, then monthly
• Young: treat every 2 weeks till 20 weeks
PHYSICAL HEALTH: INTERNAL PARASITES
Heartworm-Canine
•Adults (>6 months): test, monthly preventive
•Young (<6 months): monthly preventive
Heartworm-Feline
•Monthly preventive
PHYSICAL HEALTH: EXTERNAL PARASITES
Fleas: treat, repeat monthly
Ticks: treat, repeat monthly
Mites/Lice: treat, repeat per DVM
CANINE
• Heartworm
(>6 months*)
FELINE
• Feline Leukemia Virus
• Feline Immunodeficiency
Virus
(any age*)
PHYSICAL HEALTH: DISEASE SCREENING
*DVM INTERPRETATION REQUIRED
PHYSICAL HEALTH: NUTRITION
• Keep it fresh, keep it clean
• Change it daily, don’t reuse
• Type based on life stage
• Keep consistent variety
• Monitor and document intake/output
• Dogs: feed twice daily
• Cats: feed twice daily +/- grazing
• Puppies/Kittens: many small meals daily
PHYSICAL HEALTH: STERILIZATION
JUST DO IT
PHYSICAL HEALTH: COMPONENTS
• DVM Supervision
• Record Keeping
• History
• Examination
• Vaccinations
• Parasite Control
• Disease Screening
• Nutrition
• Sterilization
5 FREEDOMS OF ANIMAL WELFARE
Farm Animal Welfare Council
Health Components
Environmental Health
Behavioral Health
Physical Health
MAXIMIZING SHELTER HEALTH
REFERENCES
• AAFP Feline Vaccination Advisory Panel Report (2013)
• AAHA Canine Vaccination Guidelines (2011)
• BSAVA Manual of Canine and Feline Behavioral Medicine, Horwitz and
Mills (2013)
• Guidelines for Standards of Care in Animal Shelters, ASV (2010)
• Shelter Medicine for Veterinarians and Staff, Miller and Zawistowski
(2013)