Federal laws set and enforce standards to prevent occupational illnesses and injuries. From zoonosis to needle sticks, what can shelters do to protect their most valuable asset—their staff.
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January 1, 2011
The "101" Department: Can You Hear Me Now?
Are howls and woofs the inevitable soundtrack at a shelter? Not necessarily. You can turn down the volume through a variety of methods, from innovative design or retrofitting to clicker training and enrichment programs.
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September 1, 2007
These Boots are Made for Protectin'
When OSHA charged a New York shelter with violations, Executive Director Kathy Contino-Turner got a crash course in safety compliance.
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