Resource: Animal Protection: Small Animal Sheltering Team | ||||||||
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Category: Animals and Agriculture Issues
Kind: Team |
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Minimum Capabilities (Component) | Minimum Capabilities (Metric) |
Type I | Type II | Type III | Type IV | Other | ||
Personnel | Number of People Per Response |
22-person response team to set up and run a small animal shelter, consisting of: |
5-person response team to advise and support local efforts to set up a small animal shelter with the goal for the locals to operate the shelter, consisting of: 1 logistics team, get All team members work with and train local resources Shelter manager will assign tasks to local shelter workers Can deploy for a minimum of 5 days |
2-person advisory team to support local efforts to set up a small animal shelter Can deploy for a minimum5 days |
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Personnel | Number of Animals Affected |
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Equipment |
Radio/walkie-talkie system; Cell phones; Pagers; Laptops; Base station; Fresh batteries; Administration/management kit with forms; Documents; Plans; SOPs; Manuals; Office supplies expressmedscanada.com Basic handling equipment and supplies (gloves, control poles) Basic veterinary and medical supply kit, refer to American Red Cross/HSUS list (Crates and food will need to be supplied through local area procurement) |
Radio/walkie-talkie system; Cell phones; Pagers; Laptops; Base station; Fresh batteries; Administration/management kit with forms; Documents; Plans; SOPs; Manuals; Office supplies Basic handling equipment and supplies (gloves, control poles) |
Basic communication (cell phones) equipment; Laptop; Forms; SOPs |
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Vehicle |
1 four-wheel-drive pickup truck for supplies Plus other four-wheel-drive vehicles |
2 large vehicles with |
1 vehicle for transport |
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Training and Experience |
FEMA EMI/IS classes in Emergency Preparedness; Basic ICS; Animals in Disaster; Module A & B Pet First Aid/CPR course (American Red Cross/HSUS) Full-day emergency animal shelter course Minimum of 2 years of animal handling or sheltering experience Crisis animal behavior training as a separate course or as a part of other training course |
FEMA EMI/IS classes in Emergency Preparedness; Basic ICS; Animals in Disaster; Module A & B Pet First Aid/CPR course (American Red Cross/HSUS) Full-day emergency animal shelter course Minimum of 2 years of animal handling or sheltering experience Crisis animal behavior training as a separate course or as a part of other training course |
FEMA EMI/IS classes in Emergency Preparedness; Basic ICS; Animals in Disaster; Module A & B Pet First Aid/CPR course (American Red Cross/HSUS) Full-day emergency animal shelter course Minimum of 2 years of animal handling or sheltering experience Crisis animal behavior training as a separate course or as a part of other training course |
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Personnel | Lead Time to Deploy |
Minimum 48 hours |
Minimum 24 hours | Maximum 24 hours |
Comments: Small animal refers to dogs, cats, rabbits, hamsters, gerbils, guinea pigs, birds, fish, and reptiles. Local volunteers can support all three types for shelter teams (nonanimal handling tasks, cleaning, and food prep). No sheltering for exotic animals. |
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National Mutual Aid & Resource Management Initiative |
Animal Health
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