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HOW TO HELP PROGRESS G2Z IN YOUR COMMUNITY

Getting 2 Zero requires all stakeholders to be proactive. Proactive means “positive”, “practical”, “hands-on” and “optimistic”. This section will provide information on ways that community members can contribute to Getting to Zero. See drop down menu on right hand side for how your stakeholder group can contribute to Getting to Zero.

From time to time, specific actions for stakeholders will also be highlighted in this section.

statement on animal management and sheltering operations during the COVID-19 pandemic

STATEMENT OF SUPPORT FOR CALL FOR AMENDMENT OF THE HOLDING PERIOD FOR DOGS AND CATS IN SHELTERS AND POUNDS IN VICTORIA

Getting 2 Zero supports the call to amend the mandatory holding period for stray dogs and cats, or those without proof of vaccination. 

You can read the statement here.

If you have questions about this statement, or would like to discuss it further, please contact us at info@g2z.org.au

 

STATEMENT ON ANIMAL MANAGEMENT AND SHELTERING OPERATIONS DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC

G2Z endorses, and supports, Australian Institute of Animal Management statement on animal management and sheltering operations during the COVID-19 pandemic.

You can read the statement here.

 

If your organisation needs assistance during this time please contact us at info@g2z.org.au

  

 G2Z australian cat action plan

We encourage you to read the G2Z Australian Cat Action Plan.

Click here to find out more.

 Featured Supporter

Dr Anne Fawcett

Anne Fawcett is a companion animal veterinarian who also teaches veterinary ethics and professional practice and blogs at www.smallanimaltalk.com. Anne has worked in animal shelters and private practice and continues to maintain links with numerous animal welfare organisations. She has a strong interest in the human-animal bond but believes humans can do more to keep their end of the bargain: as famous ethicist Arthur Webster said, ““What matters to animals is not what we think and feel but what we do.” Translating our positive sentiments about animals to action requires awareness, motivation and belief that we can make a difference. The G2Z model has proven that we can virtually eliminate the number of “unwanted” animals admitted to shelters.

In addition to her veterinary pursuits, Anne writes for numerous publications such as The Veterinarian Magazine. She is passionate about all aspects of companion animal practice including medicine and surgery, and is undertaking further study in veterinary oncology in 2014. She lives with several rescue pets including a dog, two cats and two guinea pigs. You can contact her via anne@smallanimaltalk.com

 

Anne and Phil in matching cable knits                             

 

 

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