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Animal Sheltering 2010-12

Animal Sheltering is a magazine for anyone who cares about the health and happiness of animals and people in their community, and looks at the broader picture of the state of pets in the U.S.

NOVEMBER / DECEMBER 2012

Articles

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President's Note

Humane milestones

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Scoop

  • In the Pacific Northwest, good neighbors make good fences
  • Michigan county focuses on outreach as well as enforcement
  • Let’s have a party
  • Baby, It’s Cold Outside
  • Evaluating and caring for incoming birds
  • A (Pet)Smart location
  • Dreams can come true
  • Something to meow about
  • Unconventional fundraiser on wheels scores in Springfield, Mo.
  • You’re helping us. We’re helping you. We’re all helping animals. Carry on!
  • D.C. officers help rescue starving snake and convict former owner
  • By the numbers
  • Semper fido
  • A doggone good deal
  • When the spirit moves you
  • Magna cum canine

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Coffee Break

In your space, you told us what features you’d like to include if you were building a new animal shelter, and why you think they’re important.

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Better With Age

Finding homes for adult and senior cats

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Feeding Your Fire (Without Burning Out)

Managing compassion fatigue and stress in animal welfare work

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Life in the Fast Lane

Shifting the most in-demand pets into high gear sends shelter systems revving

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Culture Corner

Books, movies, and other cool stuff for animal lovers.

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Sealed with a Kiss—and Scads of Marketing Savvy

A panel discussion of best practices in direct mail for animal welfare groups

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Tracking Data, Helping Animals

The Humane Research Council pushes research to improve animal advocacy

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Good Laws for Four Paws

Animal welfare supporters need to be aware of legislation and court cases that may affect their work

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Better Behavior through the Food Dish

An advanced guide to improving dog behavior and welfare with dietary management

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Unforgettable

Protecting his human from her abusive boyfriend? We’re sure “Hank” did it this way.