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Resources:

In the event of a natural disaster, veterinarians and veterinary support staff are uniquely qualified to provide the clinical skills, equipment and supplies in the treatment of pets, horses, livestock, and wildlife.

 

These resources can help organize veterinary resources and provide mechanisms for those resources to be used within the existing plans for disaster response.  Through training, organization and coordination with agencies involved in disasters, Minnesota veterinarians can contribute greatly to animal response efforts.   

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Disaster and MNWALK 37 Resource Guide

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How Do I Develop an Animal Plan?

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Volunteer Protection Guide

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The National Alliance of State Animal and Agricultural Emergency Programs 

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Minnesota Board of Animal Health

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Minnesota Department of Agriculture

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Secure Food Supply Plans

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AVMA Saving the Whole Family Booklet

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Biosecurity for First Responders

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Contagion Cafe:

RHDV2 10-22-21

Pets in Red Cross Shelters 6-27-23

Penn Vet Working Dog Center 10/21/24

HPAI Updates 6-3-22

Feral Swine 10-6-23

Herding Cats-Companion Animals and H5N1 Avian Influenza 4-21-25

Chronic Wasting Disease 12-14-22

HPAI Updates 5-14-24

The Veterinary Role on The Frontlines of Wildlife Trafficking 10-27-25

Introduction to Biodefense and Biodefense Interest Group 2-9-26

Update on New World Screwworm 8-5-26

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