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I love watching this series and learning about the VERY hard work our Animal Care Center does in terms of conservation and animal care. Happy to be part of a team focused on conservation and doing such impactful work <3 #conservation #conservationcareers

Animal services are currently underfunded, limiting the ability for animal rescue and rehabilitation and care 🐨. In the lead-up to the Queensland election, we asked the parties if they support increased funding to meet the increasing need for wildlife care and rehabilitation services, research and education – here's how they responded. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/eMEpv4QT #qldpol #animalwelfare #animalwelfarepolicy

Protect your property during wildlife birthing season with expert tips on prevention, detection, and humane removal from Rusty’s Animal Control: https://ow.ly/aaoY50R2umP

When you teach your children about animal safety, you protect them and your furry friends from potential harm and abuse! Teaching compassion and respect at a young age is incredibly important to stop the cycle of abuse for future generations. Check out these great tips to help your child build a lasting love and respect for animals! Information courtesy of North Shore Animal League America #education #petsafety

Rusty's Animal Control offers expert squirrel removal and exclusion, preventing damage and fire hazards caused by infestations: https://ow.ly/S0eI50RNY8x

Each year, the Animal Legal Defense Fund publishes its U.S. State Animal Protection Laws Ranking Report. It is the longest-running and most authoritative of its kind, assessing the strength of each state and territory’s animal protection laws by examining over 3,600 pages of statutes. Each state and territory is ranked based on 20 different categories of animal protection. Check out more about your state's rankings at https://buff.ly/3vheRMZ

Want to get the facts about some of the most common misconceptions about service animals? The ADA National Network often gets questions like whether service animals need to be certified and the differences between a service animal and an emotional support animal. Check out our Service Animal Resource Hub to get the answers to these (and many more!) questions: https://lnkd.in/gX_kHcGR #ADA #ServiceAnimal #PwD

Michael also talks about his private animal sanctuary, as well as how his real estate profits keep the place alive and vibrant. Read the full article: How To Win In Real Estate Through Empty Lots With Michael Poggi ▸ https://lttr.ai/AWpKT #AnimalRescue #EducationSystem #YourFirstThousandClients #CapitalGainsTax

You know, I have to get this off my chest about all the horrifying pics of animals suffering. It upsets me to my core to see pictures like this above, people take the time to post them of animals suffering. We all can imagine the horrors of what animals suffer and go through mostly, that has to do with humans involved, in some way. The first and foremost empathic thing to do is help the animal, not take pictures or videos, things like this makes me want to quit social media, isn't this supposed to be a career networking site? I am starting to really think about having second thoughts about this. I have rescued animals, had the media involved to break the case to shut down a shelter, I did not have time to take pictures nor did I want to of some of the animals that died from being so sick. The day I helped move them out of the shelter. the only time I needed to show the animals was at the shelter as I walked through it with someone videoing the shelter for the news station, so people could join in to help support me on trying to shut it down. How can anyone just snap pictures, this as an example, just watch the pup as it was clearly disabled and can hardly walk, suffering, just kept on videoing, why not take videos or pictures, of you are someone saving the animal! that is what needs to be seen! I will never understand people and on what level their mind works! this applies to everyone not just to this person, so please understand, what I am trying to explain.

Here's an upcoming workshop topic to nibble on!!