Introducing Sean Hawkins, animal welfare lifer. As a college student, Hawkins was hired by Cleveland Amory and the Fund for Animals to establish spay/neuter clinics nationwide, and he is also responsible for creating and producing the 2012 American Humane Association Hero Dog Awards national television special.
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You may have read last week’s blog about shelter populations increasing and numbers of animals transported out decreasing. If you are planning to start or resume a transport program, here are some practices to ensure the animals’ safety and comfort.
We’ve seen the stories – shelters all across the country are full, close to or beyond capacity. And we have the data to back that up.
Last year she received the Kansas City Business Journal’s CFO of the Year award, and this year she stepped into a new leadership role. Read on for our chat about the Certified Animal Welfare Administrator program with the newly minted President of Wayside Waifs.
Are you ready for your next adventure? Got a new position to fill? Head on over to The Association’s Career Center. Here’s a sample of the current listings.
“One thing you’ll hear me say at every conference,” shared The Association’s Pres & CEO, Jim Tedford, on Day 1 of the Spring Conference for Animal Welfare Advancement, “is that you get out of these events what you put into them.” We knew it was going to be amazing to see each other in person—we just didn’t realize how amazing.
We’re a week out from the start of the Spring Conference for Animal Welfare Advancement. That’s three years since we’ve all seen each other in person—which makes us want to get up and dance.
June 15-17 can’t get here soon enough, and we can’t pull off the Spring Conference for Animal Welfare Advancement without a kick-a$$ playlist… …and we need your help to do it. It’s been three years since we’ve all seen each other in person, and that makes us want to get up and celebrate—we’re talking serious happy dance time.
We’re less than three weeks away from our first in-person Spring Conference in—gasp!—three years. While the hotel is nearing capacity, we’ve still got room for you to join your colleagues for what will be one of the most memorable conferences ever.
