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Are these courses and resources free?
Most of them are. You will see the cost for a specific course when you click to enroll. If there is a cost, there will be special pricing for Humane Canada members and associates.
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Who can access these courses and resources?
Most of them are designed for professionals and volunteers in the animal welfare, sheltering and advocacy sectors. We also have resources for professionals across intersecting sectors, including prosecutors, emergency responders, social workers, veterinarians, fundraisers, lawyers, humane educators, and others.
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How do I sign up for one of these courses?
You have to create a free account using your email and set up a password. NOTE: For Humane Canada members and associates, please log in with your work email.
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How long do I have access to these courses?
Most times you will receive lifetime access to a course, which means you can access the materials within a course (e.g., videos, templates, audio files, etc.) for a lifetime as long as you maintain access to our online learning and resource centre.
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Do I always have to sign in with my email?
Yes. For security purposes, you must log in to our online learning and resource centre using your email and password. NOTE: For Humane Canada members and associates, please log in with your work email.
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How can I contribute a resource or course to this online learning and resource centre?
Great question! Thank you for your interest in providing resources to broaden access for Canadians. Please get in touch with our team at [email protected]
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Investigating and Prosecuting Animal Abuse: A Comprehensive Guide
Digital download •Dive into this insightful report by the National District Attorneys to empower your efforts in tackling animal abuse. Perfect for legal professionals and advocates striving for justice.
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Pet Body Condition Among People Experiencing Homelessness and Housing Vulnerability in Canada
Digital download •This Canadian study analyzed data from Community Veterinary Outreach clinics to find that pets owned by people experiencing homelessness and housing vulnerability are generally in good health with body condition scores comparable to the general pet p
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“Their Pets Are Loved Members of Their Family”
Digital download •This study evaluated a pet food distribution program at food banks in Southwestern Pennsylvania, finding that pet food was highly valued by low-income clients who frequently prioritized feeding their pets over themselves, highlighting the critical in
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Serving Pets in Poverty: A New Frontier for the Animal Welfare Movement
Digital download •Dive into our research on pet demographics and body condition among those experiencing homelessness in Canada. Discover insights into pet health that challenge common perceptions.
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Community Outreach Toolkit: Pets for Life
Digital download •This comprehensive manual empowers animal care providers to create impactful community outreach programs, enhancing the lives of pets and their owners in the community.
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Keeping People and Pets Together: A Guide
Digital download •This report offers essential best practices for homeless service providers to create pet-friendly programs, emphasizing the vital bond between people and their pets.
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