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Introducing Animal Law to a
New Generation of Lawyers in Nepal!

Introducing Animal Law to a New Generation of Lawyers in Nepal!Introducing Animal Law to a New Generation of Lawyers in Nepal!Introducing Animal Law to a New Generation of Lawyers in Nepal!

Resources for Veterinarians Caring for Street DOGS

Veterinary Resources

This section of the SAVE Nepal website is dedicated to providing helpful information for veterinarians and veterinary paraprofessionals who are interested in learning more about the field of veterinary medicine and veterinary forensics. 

Veterinary Forensics

Veterinary Forensics | Forensics Talks EP 83 | ft Dr. Rachel Touroo | CSI | crime investigations

Located in Gainesville, Florida, AVFSC houses four forensic veterinarians, a forensic veterinary technician, and two certified crime scene analysts in its 3,000-square-foot facility. 

Dr. Rachel Touroo, Senior Director of ASPCA Veterinary Forensic Science

Dr. Rachel Touroo joined the ASPCA in 2012 as the director of its Veterinary Forensics program and is currently the senior director of Veterinary Forensic Sciences. https://www.aspcapro.org/about-programs-services/aspca-veterinary-forensic-science-center-avfsc  In this role, Dr. Touroo oversees the ASPCA Veterinary Forensic Science Center, assists law enforcement with suspected animal cruelty cases throughout the United States, develops and carries out novel research in the area of veterinary forensics, and teaches Veterinary Forensic Medicine for the University of Florida, College of Veterinary Medicine and Veterinary Medicolegal Investigations for Florida International University, where she holds courtesy faculty appointments. Dr. Touroo has assisted with hundreds of animal cruelty cases throughout the U.S. and has been qualified as an expert witness on dozens of occasions in a variety of states, as well as in federal court.  Join us as we discuss the importance of veterinary forensics and the work that the ASCPA is doing to assist law enforcement in investigations.

Victim to Verdict: The Veterinarian’s Role in Animal Cruelty Investigations,

This course is RACE-approved for 6-hours of CE and provides a comprehensive look at our role as veterinary professionals in animal cruelty investigations. Together, we can continue making a difference in the lives of animals everywhere. Learn more and begin the course now: 

REGISTER FOR THE COURSE

Information for Veterinarians Interested in Equids

TLAER Overview For VETERINARY STUDENTS Large Animal

This is an overview of Technical Large Animal Emergency Rescue (TLAER) techniques that is intended for veterinary students - this was recorded in NOV 2020 for JUNIOR VET ROMANIA... and is kindly being shared by them for others to learn from.  Any questions?  Contact Dr. Rebecca Husted

TLAER ACTUAL SCENARIOS - Learning From the Hard Effort of Others

This was recorded as a part of JUNIOR VET Conference Romania Nov 2020 - intended for junior veterinary students - with narration specific for learning about those TYPES of scenarios.  Please - don't get butt hurt if your scenario is depicted and you don't agree with my comments - I'd love to know what YOU know so please contact me privately!  The intent is not to rail on people - it is to learn from very difficult circumstances.  Politically correct is nice, but learning is nicer - maybe you will learn something from this too? And it has been graciously shared for everyone to learn something in the COVID atmosphere where we are starved for online learning content.  Any questions?  Contact me. Dr. Rebecca Husted

ACTUAL Emergency Preparation For Horse Owners

OUTLINE -  WHY PLAN FOR EMERGENCIES AND DISASTERS? PERSONAL, THEN BUSINESS DISASTER PREPAREDNESS.  WHAT IS RESILIENCE!  DAILY BEST PRACTICES IN A BARN. MOST COMMON ACTUAL EMERGENCIES AND DISASTER EVACUATIONS. SAFTY MEETINGS – WHAT IS IT AND HOW CAN IT HELP ME? PLANNING FOR THEIR LAST DAY! YOUR ULTIMATE DISASTER VITAL STATS AND VULNERABILITIES HOW CAN I MAKE SURE MY COMMUNITY HAS A PLAN? SKILLS THAT SHOULD BE TRAINED, LEARNED AND PRACTICED  -Catching and Leading for REALITY situations  -Trailer Loading for safety (humans and horses)  -Pony Leading horses  -Leading Horse by Rope around Neck  -Trailer Maintenance, Correct Hitching and Safe Driving

Horse Welfare and Care In Nepal

Nepalese Equine Owners Struggle for Livelihood

"Nepalese Equine Owners Struggle for Livelihood: Kantipur TV HD News Highlights Horses at Work. NGOs like Animal Health Training and Consultancy Service - AHTCS, with Brooke, Action For Working Horses and Donkeys, Champion Equine Welfare. Government Yet to Prioritize Working Equines Welfare in Nepal. "

WVS: Supporting The Future Vets Of Nepal

Every year WVS carries out a training course at the Institute of Agriculture and Animal Sciences (IAAS) in Chitwan, Nepal, in collaboration with the Himalayan Animal Rescue Trust (HART).  The courses are run at the university to give veterinary students the chance to gain practical experience conducting surgeries, something that many of them have never had the opportunity to do before.

Women In Veterinary: Episode 4 -In Conversation with Dr. Sajana Thapa, Equine Vet & Programme Head

To celebrate the Int'l Women's Day 2021, every week for the month of March, I interviewed veterinarian from different fields who identify as women.  In this conversation we have Dr. Sajana Thapa, Equine Vet and Programme Head: Equine Outreach Programme, Animal Nepal. Here we have discussed about her journey as an Equine Veterinarian and also about the current scenario of the Nepalese Equine community.  In case if you want to catch the LIVE interviews feel free to connect me in any of these platforms where I keep you updated about these session.

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