Wildlife Rehabilitation (General)

All Items

• Introduction to Infectious Wildlife Diseases

  Melody McFarland

  27-32

• Legal Responsibilities and Restrictions on Veterinarians Working with Wildlife

  Rebecca Duerr DVM, MPVM, Julia Whittington DVM

  25-37

• Length of stay in rehabilitation influences magnitude of the acute stress response in birds of prey

  Naomi Klingbeil, Jacques T. Nuzzo, D. Jane Seitz, Beth Chan, Travis E. Wilcoxen

  50-59

• Long-term telemetry study monitoring health parameters and behaviour of eastern box turtles (Terrapene carolina carolina) released from treatment and rehabilitation

  Sarah Zurbachen, Holly Amato, Emily Tucker-Retter, Ronald Kent Passingham, Gregory A. Lewbart

  1-8

• Mammal Website Resources

  Jennifer Convy, Corrie Hines, Nonda Surrat

  27-28

• Minimum Standards for Wildlife Rehabilitation—It's All About You

  Wendy Fox

  17-27

• Minimum Winter Temperatures for Birds

  Nancy Bent, Sandy Woltman

  2-14

• More Thoughts on Pain Management in Wildlife Rehabilitation

  Simon Hollamby BVSC, BA, MS

  8-9

• NWRA 2008 Member Survey Report Part 4, Future Direction of NWRA

  Elaine Thrune

  48-51

• One Health and the wildlife rehabilitator

  Sharon L Deem

  1-5

• One health: why we do what we do

  Jennifer Riley

  1-2

• Pain Management in Wildlife Rehabilitation

  Trudi Chepey DVM

  10-13

• Pathophysiology of Stress

  Nichole Rosenhagen DVM

  18-20

• Pharmacokinetic Study of Non–steroidal Anti–inflammatory Drugs in Wildlife Rehabilitation Birds

  Sara Caruso DVM, Erica A. Miller DVM, Robert Poppenga DVM, PhD

  40-44

• Post–release Survival of Rehabilitated Brazilian Free–tailed Bats (Tadarida brasiliensis cynocephala)

  Maena C. Voigt

  19-26

• Procuring Free State–of–the–Art Health Care Supplies for Veterinary Use

  Ann Goody RN, PhD,, Ana Apostal DVM, Allison Marie Cleymaet DVM, Michelle Hagopian DVM

  5-11

• Reasons why animals are admitted to wildlife rehabilitation centers in Canada

  Sherri Cox, DVM

  1-8

• Regulations Impacting Use of Volunteers, Interns, and Staff: Excessive Bureaucracy or Ensuring Quality Animal Care?

  Allan M. Casey, Shirley Casey, Kathy Konishi

  23-30

• Rehabilitating infant eastern cottontails (Sylvilagus floridanus): a robust scoping review of the relevant literature published in Canada and the United States

  Pauline A. L. Kosmal, Sherri Cox, Wendy Pearson, Trevor DeVries, Shoshanah Jacobs

  13-26

• Rehabilitation and release of orphan golden jackal pups (Canis aureus)

  Daoharu Baro, Bhaskar Choudhury, Samshul Ali, Nazrul Islam, Rathin Barman, Prabhat Basumatary

  35-39