Showing posts with label Animal Welfare Conference. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Animal Welfare Conference. Show all posts

21 March 2016

Conferences, Expos and Events - Find Them on What's Up?!

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Upcoming events include:

It is now recognized by overseas manufacturers as the only gateway to enter the Japanese pet market and is the 2nd largest pet market in the world.

The dual-track conference features speakers discussing the latest science, treatments and protocols for managing and modifying behavior in dogs and cats, and will provide much-needed information and peer support.

A venue for thought leadership, sharing of ideas, networking and learning. It will arm you with all the inspiration, information, tools and training you need to work on behalf of our nation’s animals and help to build a Humane Canada.

Join 3,000 fellow marketers at the mega-conference designed to inspire and empower you with social media marketing ideas—brought to you by Social Media Examiner. Virtual tickets are available if you aren’t able to travel to the conference.

This one day event provides exhibitors with an excellent opportunity to connect with their clients as well as a fantastic venue to pick up new accounts.

Network, learn and connect with over 250 top suppliers at the industry's leading conference and exhibition.

Benefit from the opportunity to explore the BC market! PIJAC Canada hosts this 2-day event which remains BC’s only, all-inclusive pet industry trade show.

The Animal Welfare Research Symposium showcases research in animal welfare from multiple disciplines across the University of Guelph campus. A wide range of topics related to animal welfare, animal ethics and the role of animals in society are presented with talks and posters.

Networking and sharing best practices, along with presentations on topics such as donor retention, emotional intelligence, crisis management, transportation best practices and handling large scale cruelty cases are all part of this year’s agenda.

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05 February 2016

National Animal Welfare Conference

Focused on Building a Humane Canada in 2016, the 3rd Annual National Animal Welfare Conference takes place April 16th - 19th in Toronto. 

Presented by the Canadian Federation of Humane Societies, the conference appeals to individuals who work with a humane society, SPCA, animal rescue, advocacy group, in animal control, conservation, with an academic institution or the government – or are just interested in animal welfare. 

A variety of speakers from across the country will share their expertise. Learning tracks include:
  • Cats Count in Canada
  • Sheltering for Change
  • Farm Animal Welfare
  • Advocacy and Building Humane Communities
  • Animal Cruelty and Intervention
  • Improving Canine Access to Care 

A travel grant is available that will cover up to 75% of transportation costs for a lucky applicant. Application deadline is February 26th.


Early bird registration is open until March 1st. 

For more details about speakers and their topics, accommodation, transportation and conference exhibitors, visit conference.cfhs.ca.

05 September 2013

Saskatchewan SPCA Animal Welfare Conference

The Saskatchewan SPCA will host its 9th annual Animal Welfare Conference 20-22 September 2013 in Saskatoon. 

This year's agenda contains a variety of topics including The History of the Humane Movement (Barbara Cartwright, CFHS); Updating Codes of Practice for Livestock (Dr. Joe Stookey); and The Cruelty Connection: Animal Cruelty, Domestic Violence and Child Abuse (Tim Battle, Alberta SPCA). 

The event will also host several "Wet Labs" (hands on training) sessions ranging from Trapping and Management of Feral Cats (Linda Gubbe, SCAT Street Cat Rescue) to Caring for Aquarium Fish (Gillian Halyk, Animal Protection Officer, Saskatchewan SPCA)