Dr. Annette Litster, Director of Maddie's Shelter Medicine Program at the Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine, presents a review of the Association of Shelter Veterinarian's newly published Shelter Standards Document.
True
False
A clear management structure and lines of authority
Proper training of staff and volunteers
Written and accessible policies and protocols
A unique name or number for each animal
All of the above
True
False
True
False
Providing access to windows so that the animals can see outside
Moving animals to a different location on a weekly basis
Isolating animals with severe infectious disease
Not allowing healthy animals to come into contact with other healthy animals
None of the above
Training of dogs
Behavioral assessment
Positive behavioral modification
Enrichment and socialization
All of the above
Dividing the physical space available by 3 square feet
Minimum basic care of 15 minutes/day/animal (9 minutes of cleaning, 6 minutes of care)
Providing 1 care person for every 10 animals
The ability to perform spay/neuter surgeries
Capacity of care cannot be estimated
True
False
Administration and management of an animal shelter
The shelter environment
Care of pets in shelters
Networking of shelter organizations
All of the above
(a), (b) and (c)
Cleaning with detergent/degreaser
Spraying cages with a power hose
Disinfection with appropriate product and contact time
Fomite control
Order of cleaning (i.e., healthy young/nursing animals, then healthy adults, then unhealthy animals)
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