Performing daily rounds is considered a best practice in animal sheltering. Dr. Brian DiGangi, Clinical Assistant Professor of Shelter Medicine at University of Florida, and Dr. Stephanie Jacks, Veterinarian for the Jacksonville Animal Care and Protective Services, talk about the role of daily rounds in an animal shelter. They discuss how to create a Daily Rounds Team and integrate its functions into shelter operations. They will also share practical tips and techniques for ensuring efficient and effective daily rounds.
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Return to owner
Adoption
Transfer to partner agency
All of the above
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Identify animals in need
Create a response plan
Ensure accountability
All of the above
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Population manager
Member of operations management team
Member of veterinary staff
Member of the public
Member of executive management team
Food and water consumption
Urination and defecation
Attitude and behavior
Signs of illness or pain
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