Rights Radio.com Features the Houston SPCA (Cable TV’s Animal Planet – Animal Cops Houston)
By Dr. Joyce Starr | October 6, 2008
Filed under Economic Rights, Homeless Cats, Homeowners Insurance, Houston SPCA, Pet Care Rights, Topics & Guests
The Houston SPCA is featured nightly on the Animal Planet cable show entitled ANIMAL COPS HOUSTON. Rights Radio.com/STARR Publications.com is pleased to announce a full hour discussion with leading experts of the Houston SPCA (Society for the Protection of Cruelty Against Animals).
Topic: Voice of the Voiceless & Defender for All Animals – a panel discussion with leading experts of the Houston SPCA, including the vice president of Shelter Services, a leading veterinarian, manager of the Wildlife Education and Rehab Center and the manager of Animal Behavior and Training.
Show Date: October 8, 2008 at 5:00 PM EST.
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Here are just a few of the issues we address on this show:
- How does the SPCA determine whether and which resources should be invested to save the life of an abused animal?
- How many vets do you have on staff to do this work?
- Do you have “volunteer” veterinary specialists on-call?
- What are the most frequent types of injuries that you see? Embedded collars? Broken limbs? Starvation?
- Dog’s often appear so amazingly resilient. Is it harder to save the life of a cat as compared to a dog?
- What if you discover other complications while dealing with an abused animal – for example, cancer? Will you/do you have the resources to start such lengthy treatment regimes?
- Do you have all the necessary the medical equipment needed in-house?
- Can you train a difficult dog or cat to be more adoptable?
- Are dogs more easily adopted than cats?
- How do you teach a cat to shake hands?
- What do kittens do in the SPCA’s kitten kindergarten?
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To the protection of pets & animals that cannot defend themselves!















