Day: January 11, 2006

Executive Board addresses hot topics in veterinary profession

Executive Board addresses hot topics in veterinary profession – January 15, 2006 For info click on above link The AVMA Executive Board approved recommendations involving some of the more pertinent issues in the veterinary profession—national disaster response, concerns over the unwanted and retired horse population, and national microchip standards for companion animals—at its meeting Nov. 17-19. Dr. Robert Hertzog, District VII, chaired the meeting, which was held at Association headquarters in Schaumburg, Ill. On a recommendation from AVMA Immediate Past President Bonnie V. Beaver, the board approved an AVMA-led National Animal Disaster Summit. The summit will bring

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Legal remedy for unwanted horses an AVMA priority

Legal remedy for unwanted horses an AVMA priority – January 15, 2006 For more info click on above link Legal remedy for unwanted horses an AVMA priority Association also backing pet evacuation legislation Printer-friendly version The AVMA is stepping up its advocacy for federal laws advancing animal welfare and public health. The Executive Board acted on a slate of recommendations on legislation addressing a range of issues, from southern sea otter recovery and research to Johne’s disease control and detection. Unwanted horses The board green-lighted a bold initiative for the AVMA to draft legislation, with input from

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AUTHOR TO APPEAR AT PET EXPO

Author/Artist Ron Hevener (High Stakes, The Blue Ribbon, Fate of the Stallion) will be signing books at the 5th Annual World of Pets Expo to be held January 28 and 29, 2006 at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium, Maryland.

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AQHA VERSATILITY RANCH HORSE ADDS AMATEUR COMPETITION

The American Quarter Horse Association’s Versatility Ranch Horse expands in 2006 with the addition of amateur and novice amateur competition. The AQHA Show Committee approved the addition to the amateur division at the 2005 AQHA Convention in March.

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