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An Overview of the Stray Animal Issue - English
Feral Cat Manual - English
A Community Approach to Bite Prevention
Alternatives to Animal Shelters - English
Animal Control Officer - English
Caring for your Cat - English
Caring for your Dog - English
Cat Cafe Leaflet
Cat Care and Control - English
Cat Rescue Manual - English
Cutting costs without compromising welfare
Early Age Neutering - English
Early Age Spay Neuter (cats)
Enrichment for Shelter Dogs
Equine Industry Welfare Guidelines
How to Conduct Trap-Neuter-Return (cats)
Humane Dog Population Management Guidance - English
Identification Methods for Dogs and Cats - English
Long-term risks and benefits of early-age gonadectomy in dogs
Methods for the Euthanasia of Dogs and Cats - English
Non-surgical methods for controlling the reproduction of dogs and cats - English
Responsible Rehoming
RSPCA Shelter Guidelines
Saving the Whole Family - Disaster Preparedness
Disaster Preparedness
Shelter Medicine Management Topics
Standards for the Construction and Management of Boarding Catteries - English
Stray Animal Control Practices in Europe - English
Surveying roaming dog populations: guidelines on methodology - English
Too Many Cats and Dogs - English
Lesson Plan: Can Dogs Talk to People - English
Rabies leaflet - English
Rabies leaflet - English (Africa)
Rabies leaflet - English (Asia)
World Rabies Day
WSPA advice on chemical castration
Behaviour, Enrichment and Rehoming Programme for Confined Cats
Shelter enrichment for dogs and cats

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An Overview of the Stray Animal Issue

This document discusses the issues essential for understanding stray animal populations, and an overview of stray animal control strategies.

An Overview of Farm Animal Welfare Issues

An overview of farming welfare issues, including intensive farming, fur farming, transport, slaughter and markets.

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An Overview of the Stray Animal Issue

Size: 158Kb

Author: WSPA

Resource type: PDF

Description: This document discusses the issues essential for understanding stray animal populations, and an overview of stray animal control strategies.

Also available in: Spanish

Date: 2006


A Community Approach to Bite Prevention

Size: 116Kb

Author: The American Veterinary Medical Association

Description: A report outlining ways to address a community’s dog bite concerns through a well-planned proactive community approach.

Date: 2001


Alternatives to Animal Shelters

Size: 584Kb

Author: WSPA

Resource type: PDF

Description: An overview of strategies and activities that organisations can undertake to benefit companion animal welfare without building a shelter.

Also available in: Arabic, French, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish

Date: 2008


Caring for your Cat

Size: 592Kb

Author: WSPA

Resource type: PDF

Description: A short and simple visual guide to caring for your cat.

Also available in: Arabic, Chinese, French, Greek, Hungarian, Malay, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Ukrainian

Date: 2009


Caring for your Dog

Size: 562Kb

Author: WSPA

Resource type: PDF

Description: A short and simple visual guide to caring for your dog.

Also available in: Arabic, Chinese, French, Greek, Hungarian, Malay, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Ukrainian

Date: 2009


Cat Care and Control

Size: 1.2Mb

Author: WSPA

Resource type: PDF

Description: A practical guide to the management of companion, stray, and feral cats.

Date: 2001


Cutting costs without compromising equine welfare

Size: 89kb

Author: National Equine Welfare Council

Resource type: PDF

Description: Equine charities receive a large number of calls every month from horse owners seeking alternative homes for their animals. This information sheet is aimed at helping owners in difficult circumstances.

Date: 2009


Early Age Spay Neuter (cats)

Author: Alley Cat Allies

Description: An overview of the main reasons to carry out early age spay neuter of cats.

Date: 2008


Enrichment for Shelter Dogs

Author: ASPCA

Description: Information on how to set up an effective, inexpensive canine enrichment program for your shelter, or to enhance your current enrichment program.

Date: 2009


Equine Industry Welfare Guidelines

Size: 990Kb

Author: National Equine Welfare Council

Resource type: PDF

Description: Equine Industry Welfare Guidelines Compendium for Horses, Ponies and Donkeys (third edition).

Date: 2009


How to Conduct Trap-Neuter-Return (cats)

Author: Alley Cat Allies

Description: Guidelines for humane trapping, lists and links of suggested trapping equipment, and a video of a successful feral cat trapping.

Date: 2008


Long-term risks and benefits of early-age gonadectomy in dogs

Size: 156Kb

Author: The American Veterinary Medical Association

Description: A report which studied the long-term risks and benefits of early-age sterilisation (gonadectomy) , compared with traditional-age sterlisaion, among dogs adopted from a large animal shelter.

Date: 2004


Non-surgical methods for controlling the reproduction of dogs and cats

Size: 138Kb

Author: WSPA

Resource type: PDF

Description: An overview of current knowledge regarding the practical application of non-surgical contraception and sterilisation for dogs and cats.

Date: 2008


Responsible Rehoming

Size: 80kb

Author: National Equine Welfare Council

Resource type: PDF

Description: This document outlines the most responsible options available if you find that having a horse is an expense you can definitely no longer afford. The term horse is used to cover all domestic equine species, including horses, ponies, donkeys, hinnies and mules.

Date: 2009


RSPCA Shelter Guidelines

Size: 604kb

Author: RSPCA

Resource type: PDF

Description: Guidelines for the design and management of animal shelters is a document describing the essential steps to managing animal shelters including setting policies, financial considerations, designing the shelter, managing the shelter, staffing the shelter and fundraising.

Also available in: Spanish


Saving the Whole Family - Disaster Preparedness

Size: 454Kb

Author: The American Veterinary Medical Association

Description: This disaster preparedness booklet contains detailed information on planning for both small and large animals in disasters.

Date: 2008


Disaster Preparedness

Author: ASPCA

Description: An overview of how to develop a disaster plan that is appropriate for your shelter organization and the emergencies you may face.

Date: 2009


Shelter Medicine Management Topics

Author: ASPCA

Description: Information on shelter management issues including: aggression assessments, enrichment, identification, nutrition, parasite treatment, sanitation, vaccinations etc.

Date: 2008


Stray Animal Control Practices in Europe

Size: 414Kb

Author: WSPA and RSPCA

Resource type: PDF

Description: A report into the strategies for controlling stray dog and cat populations adopted in thirty-one countries.

Date: 2007


Too Many Cats and Dogs. The Problem of Stray Animals: practical and effective management methods.

Size: 3.5Mb

Author: Lega Pro Animale

Resource type: PDF

Description: An overview of the main objectives of stray management, and an explanation of how the right methods can produce dramatic reductions in stray populations.

Also available in: Italian

Date: 2003


Behaviour, Enrichment and Rehoming Programme for Confined Cats

Size: 320kb

Author: Tamzin Barber

Resource type: PDF

Description: The Behaviour, Enrichment and Rehoming Programme for cats is comprised of behavioural interventions to ensure a more enriched environment for confined cats. It has been designed to be used for cats kept at shelters, pounds and universities.

Date: 2008


Shelter enrichment for dogs and cats

Resource type: PDF

Description: Infomation on how to recognise stress in cats and dogs living in shelters and how you can easily reduce stress and enrich your shelter environment.

Also available in: Chinese, French, Portuguese, Spanish

Date: 2010


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