A fantastic animal cruelty course that focuses on answering some of the elusive questions that animal control officers and cruelty investigators are often faced with. Along with formal classroom work, this course features a mock crime scene in an outdoor location not far from the hotel. The crime scene will require all students' participation. The class also covers an Animal Bloodsports block of instruction.
This is not one you will want to miss!
Digital Crime Scene Reconstruction
Day 2 of the Animal Cruelty Investigations Course features a "field trip" to a residential location where students must engage in a mock investigation. Instructors act as realistic animal owners and other "players". But the coolness factor doesn't stop there. A digital crime scene is presented back in the classroom on day 3 and the students will review success and mistakes during their time in the field.
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Whether you’re used to working with the media on a daily basis or are new to the field, it’s essential to get your message out to the community during a disaster or for a major event. This workshop will give you the how-to information that you need to prepare and pitch your stories, as well as build long-term relationships with your local media to get lasting coverage.
Presenters: Jordan Crump, Public Relations Specialist, HSUS; Thomas Adair, Director of Operations, Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League/Animal Services Training and Consultation Inc.
Humane Society University
Bite Prevention for First Responders and Service Industry Employees
Hall of the States 444 N. Capitol Street, N.W.,Washington, DC 20001 Course Description
This course is designed to prepare personnel to recognize and respond to hazardous situations that may involve dangerous or potentially dangerous dogs. This course provides information regarding dog behavior and tools, techniques and equipment that can be used to avoid, repel or handle possibly aggressive animals.
Objectives
Identify non-vocalized cues regarding dog behavior
Be aware of surroundings to determine when dogs may be present
Understand proper reactions necessary to avoid serious injury
Determine best course of bite prevention based on given scenarios
Organize proactive complaints based upon provided information
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