Today we are highlighting Tyler Lambert, our Social Media Specialist. Tyler joined our organization a year and half ago and plays a vital role in educating our audience about animal welfare and answering questions from our supporters. “While working in animal welfare can be mentally and physically taxing, the sense of accomplishment and achievement you feel once victories have been made is unlike no other and it is a constant reminder of why we are all here.” Interested in joining us? Visit humanesociety.org/careers to view opportunities.
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“You can design and create, and build the most wonderful place in the world. But it takes people to make the dream a reality.” - Walt E. Disney
Encourage everyone in leadership roles of an animal org to join this webinar. Experts will share their experiences recognizing the need for change in their organizations to prioritize staff well-being and delve deep into the challenges along with practical solutions to achieve it.
"If we are going to accomplish the goals that we want to accomplish in animal welfare, we need to keep people healthy," says Michael Keiley from MSPCA-Angell in Boston. "The sort of constant turnover of staff and things that are lost along the way means that we're always kind of catching up rather than moving forward." Michael Keiley will share more about MSPCA-Angell's approach to keeping their team healthy as one of the panelists in our webinar, Caring for the People that Care for Animals: Prioritizing Staff Well-being in Animal Welfare, on Wednesday, June 26, at 5pm ET. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3R56iyG
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"If we are going to accomplish the goals that we want to accomplish in animal welfare, we need to keep people healthy," says Michael Keiley from MSPCA-Angell in Boston. "The sort of constant turnover of staff and things that are lost along the way means that we're always kind of catching up rather than moving forward." Michael Keiley will share more about MSPCA-Angell's approach to keeping their team healthy as one of the panelists in our webinar, Caring for the People that Care for Animals: Prioritizing Staff Well-being in Animal Welfare, on Wednesday, June 26, at 5pm ET. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3R56iyG
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We have another date for our FREE webinar - Animal Abuse as a Strategy of Coercive Control: Supporting Animals and People (Animal Welfare Teams). This event is geared to animal welfare teams and will increase attendee's understanding about domestic abuse including: - How and why perpetrators/people that harm abuse animals. - The impact of animal abuse in the context of domestic abuse for all victim-survivors – adults, children and animals. - How to safeguard animals and people. Spaces are limited, please book your space via Eventbrite https://lnkd.in/efk7887m #TheLink #Animalsarevictimsofdomesticabusetoo #Workingtogethertoenablefreedomfromdomesticabuse
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As professionals in the field, it is crucial for us to uphold our ethical values while helping our human clients with animal training and behaviour. While it may be challenging, we must strive to find a balance between advocating for kindness and compassion and supporting animal welfare. By engaging with clients involved in activities we disagree with, we have the opportunity to educate and influence positive change. However, it is important to establish clear boundaries and communicate our concerns respectfully. Ultimately, our goal should be to prioritise the well-being of the animals involved. Where do you stand when working with these ethical dilemmas? #EthicsAndMorals #BalanceAndAdvocacy #AnimalWelfare #TheDoGeniusInstitute
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Folks in animal welfare - volunteers and staff alike - can learn more about challenges to shelter staff well-being in the tough climate we're in. Register so you can watch the panel discussion!
"If we are going to accomplish the goals that we want to accomplish in animal welfare, we need to keep people healthy," says Michael Keiley from MSPCA-Angell in Boston. "The sort of constant turnover of staff and things that are lost along the way means that we're always kind of catching up rather than moving forward." Michael Keiley will share more about MSPCA-Angell's approach to keeping their team healthy as one of the panelists in our webinar, Caring for the People that Care for Animals: Prioritizing Staff Well-being in Animal Welfare, on Wednesday, June 26, at 5pm ET. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3R56iyG
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In the fight for animal protection, it helps to have the law on your side. But what happens when the law is outdated and stuck in the ’60s? For animal heroes across South Africa, it’s time for a new era of animal welfare, which is exactly what the Animal Law Project is all about: Read the story here: https://lnkd.in/dVT4s6K3
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The Passion? Animal Welfare The Platform? TEDxEustis The Purpose? Awareness=Action Happy to report my TEDxEustis talk, 'The Perilous Life (and Death) of Pets' is finally LIVE on YouTube. https://lnkd.in/emwuPSGg Please *Watch the YouTube video to the end *Hit 'like' *Share it *Please add a comment *End Result? To help get better views on the YouTube Channel With More People Aware... More Animals Can Be Helped #ignitetheinterest #problemsneedresolution #becomethesolution #everylittlebithelps #dosomething
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In the field of animal wellness, the value of self-selection for captive animals is becoming more widely recognised, capturing global attention and suggesting the expansion of the animal welfare system. Find out how it differs from allopathic medication as a method of healing: https://buff.ly/3LQKiET #AnimalWellness #Zoopharmacognosy #SelfSelectiveHealing #AnimalWelfare #EthicalFundraising #CaptiveAnimalEnrichmentProject
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