125 Attend 21st Annual Minnesota Animal Welfare Conference

The Minnesota Animal Welfare Conference is an educational and networking opportunity for animal welfare professionals. TCHS again hosted this event June 11 at the Best Western Kelly Inn in St. Cloud.

We want to thank the speakers: Dr. Erica Schumacher, DVM, Outreach Veterinarian, Shelter Medicine Program, University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Veterinary Medicine; Lauren Fries, Shelter Behavior Services Supervisor, Animal Humane Society; Dr. Graham Brayshaw, Director of
Veterinary Medicine, Animal Humane Society; Monte “Awan” Fronk, Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe, Tribal Emergency Management; and TCHS’ own Rose Hegerle, CVT, Director of Veterinary Services.

The Minnesota Animal Welfare Conference is an annual educational and networking opportunity for companion animal welfare professionals, volunteers, vet techs, and veterinarians. Hosted by Tri-County Humane Society in St. Cloud, MN, this conference features highly accredited speakers from across the nation. Join over 100 animal welfare professionals and veterinarians from the Midwest and beyond for a unique opportunity to learn together—with each other, and from each other. If you work or volunteer in the companion animal welfare and/or veterinary field, you won’t want to miss this great opportunity!

Approved for 2 hours CE for veterinarians and vet techs attending.

Because shelter medicine best practices are ever-evolving, this conference is once again FREE TO ALL VETERINARIANS.

We are able to waive the fee for veterinarians and keep the registration fee for all others at an affordable price, thanks to a special grant obtained through the ASPCA Northern Tier Shelter Initiative.