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City of Dallas sent this bulletin at 03/21/2024 01:47 PM CDT

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Intake is Rebranding

You may have seen our Intake sign coming down this week. We are rebranding to the Pet Resource Center. This is part of our efforts to more effectively serve our community's needs. Stay tuned for updates!

Shoutout to the Field and Animal Care Teams!

"Thank you to field and animal care for assisting in making our transports to and from TCAP work these last two weeks. It has been running much more smoothly with their assistance, and the outcome team is so grateful that they jumped in to help!" - Sarah Sheek, Assistant General Manager

Shoutout to James Chung!

We received numerous compliments on social media from attendees of our Kitten Shower, particularly for the Foster Team's James Chung! Thank you James for being a great teacher for kitten fosters.

Exploring the HASS Playbook: Strategies for Supporting People and Pets

Thursday, March 28 at 5 p.m. CT

Heard about the HASS Playbook, but not sure how it can support your own community? The HASS Playbook is a complete collection of best practices and how-to guides created for animal welfare organizations to implement programs rooted within the HASS mission and four HASS pathways. In it, you’ll find innovative opportunities to rise above sheltering system challenges and increase your capacity for care for the people and pets in your community. Join Eliza Torres, Education and Implementation Manager, for an expert overview of the Playbook, the accompanying self-assessment tools, and how you can get started. Vincent Medley, Maddie’s® Director of Human Animal Support Services, will moderate.

Register and join live on Thursday, March 28 at 5 p.m. CT. After the live event, a recording will be distributed to all registrants within 3 business days. The Playbook was made possible #ThanksToMaddie.

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Collar, Clip Leash, and Cones for Dogs Leaving DAS

Every dog who is leaving should have a collar, clip leash, and, if leaving from surgery, a cone.

Dallas Animal Services, 1818 North Westmoreland Drive, Dallas, TX 75212 | Website | Contact: DASpio@dallascityhall.com

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