Euthanasia By Injection

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Whether you've never performed euthanasia or have years of experience with it, you should attend this comprehensive two-day seminar. Catch up on the latest techniques and drugs and discover their effect on animals. This workshop covers anesthetics, legend drugs, anatomy, verification of death, and worker safety. An entire section deals with the unique stress felt by those who perform euthanasia. During the hands-on section, you will see how to perform intravenous, intraperitoneal, and intracardiac injections, as well as gentle and humane restraint methods. (If attending this class, also consider attending the Managing Compassion Stress workshop, which is often offered the day after this workshop.)

Who should attend?

  • New shelter staff and ACOs who are required to perform euthanasia
  • Shelter and animal control managers and executive directors who supervise euthanasia technicians
  • Shelter staff and ACOs who are required by law to be euthanasia certified
  • Animal welfare supervisors and directors

What's Included?

Includes two days of lectures and hands-on training, a notebook containing an outline of the course, charts, illustrations, recommendations and graphs, plus a certificate of completion upon passing the exam.

Upcoming Trainings

March 4-5, 2013

  • Hosted by Hutchinson Animal Services
  • 1501 S. Severance, Hutchinson, KS 67501
  • Class Time: 9:00am to 5:00pm
  • *Followed by our Managing Compassion Stress workshop on March 6th for those interested*
  • To Register: http://site.americanhumane.org/site/Calendar?id=12461&view=Detail  
  • Register by February 18th to ensure your place in the class!

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March 26-27, 2013

July 23-24, 2013

October 3-4, 2013

November 12-13, 2013

For more information please call 202-677-4216 or write RedStarTraining@americanhumane.org.

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