Click "like" to vote for this video in the American Society of Animal Science Video Competition. Voting ends June 1, 2012. First place receives $1250 and will be recognized at the Joint Annual Meeting in July.
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HSI's work in Haiti represents a brand new movement in animal protection there. We're able to efficiently reduce suffering of many animals through projects like this one training Haitian veterinarians on equine care. With thanks to Days End Farm Horse Rescue and Best Friends for their expertise and support. Read the story: www.hsi.org/news/news/2012/03/haiti_vet_training_030512.html
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Travel along with Humane Society International's team of equine experts as they teach Haitian veterinarians how to care for working horses and donkeys.
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IFAW's Dr. Dick Green recounts stories of some of the animals being treated in the wake of the Haiti quake. For more information, go to www.ifaw.org
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The Animal Relief Coalition of Haiti (ARCH) has been helping animals on the ground in Haiti for over six months now. IFAW's Dr. Dick Green who co-directs the ARCH field operations, along with Dr. Jean Francois Thomas, Assistant Project Manager for ARCH, give us an update on the progress so far and a look at the road ahead.
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The Animal Relief Coalition for Haiti (ARCH), whose members include American Humane, has been continually working to help the people and animals of Haiti following January's devastating earthquake. ARCH is playing a vital role in the country's rebuilding process by preventing the spread of disease through the vaccination and treatment of companion animals and livestock.
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In this video produced by the International Fund for Animal Welfare, Dr. Ian Robinson and Michael Booth discuss their preparations for arrival in Haiti and their concerns about efforts to help the nations animals.
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"Lit" (Creole for "fight") follows the World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA) in its disaster relief efforts following Haiti's devastating 2010 earthquake. From January 2010 -- March 2011, WSPA helped to treat and vaccinate 64000 animals in Haiti, repair the country's damaged veterinary infrastructure and restore hope in the Haitian community.
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"Lit" (Creole for "fight") follows the World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA) in its disaster relief efforts following Haiti's devastating 2010 earthquake.
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Thanks to the generous donations from WSPA supporters, our disaster management team -- as part of the Animal Relief Coalition for Haiti (ARCH) -- has made great strides in providing disaster relief to the animals and people of Haiti during the past six months. To date, we have treated more than 25000 sick or injured animals following the country's devastating earthquake. The Animal Relief Coalition for Haiti (ARCH) was formed just days after the quake by the World Society of the Protection of Animals (WSPA) and the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW). "We formed ARCH in an effort to better coordinate the work of animal welfare groups. As one coalition, we then worked very closely with Haitian government officials, the United Nations and other international agencies to define the country's most pressing animal-related problems," said Gerardo Huertas, disaster operations director for the Americas at WSPA. In post-disaster Haiti, the welfare of the animal population is of vital importance. Not only do many Haitians rely on animals for their economic well-being, but the spread of disease from animal to human is a very real threat. For more information or to donate please visit www.wspa-international.org
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The HSUS and HSI are in Haiti now, assessing the welfare of the animals in the country. There are many stray dogs with nowhere to go, so we are doing what we can to make sure they're safe, healthy, and well nourished.
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March 29, 2011 Haiti Relief Fund donates children vitamins, soft toy animals and chlorine bleach to Hospital Grace International Child Care Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Haiti still needs your help www.HaitiReliefFund.org
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March 29, 2011- Part II Carlo Thertus From Haiti Relief Fund donates soft toy animals to children at Grace International Child Care Hospital. Port-au-Prince, Haiti. www.HaitiReliefFund.org
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Best Friends Rapid Response Manager Richard Crook reports from Haiti on the work being done for the animals affected by the recent earthquake and the Haitian people's response to the aid.
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In this short video, the International Fund for Animal Welfare Emergency Relief Manager Dr. Ian Robinson reflects on the current state of affairs in Haiti and the accomplishments of the Animal Rescue Coalition for Haiti or ARCH. For more information on IFAW efforts around the world, visit www.ifaw.org
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One year after the devastating Haiti earthquake, Humane Society International is still on the ground helping establish the country's first animal welfare center and veterinary disaster response team.
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Part I March 29, 2011 Carlo Thertus from Haiti Relief Fund donates soft toy animals to children at Grace International Child Care Hospital. Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Haiti still needs your help, www.HaitiReliefFund.org
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Meet Yellow, a dog with a large tumor that was removed in the field. Best Friends rapid response manager Richard Crook gives a summary of day one of operations in Haiti. Best Friends Animal Society is working alongside the Animal Relief Coalition for Haiti, or ARCH, which now has 19 member organizations and includes Best Friends, and team members from IFAW (International Fund for Animal Welfare) and SODOPRECA (The Dominican Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals).
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Humane Society International is working with Haitians to overcome the challenges now faced in the wake of the earthquake. One major issue - there's not enough food to go around for all the people, cattle, pigs, horses, other farm animals, and pets. This is their struggle. www.humanesociety.org
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