Humane Society of the United States Recorded Webinars
Starting in 2019, the Humane Society of the United States, the National Animal Care and Control Association (NACA) and Justice Clearinghouse partnered to offer training webinars that focus on critical topics such as wildlife capture and handling. Below, we provide complimentary access to these webinars. Do note that with this service, there is no pause or play button. However, please feel free to watch as often as you would like.
Recorded Webinars
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Humane Wildlife Capture & Handling
Expand your wildlife live-capture and handling protocols. Discussion will include replacing the NEED to capture or handle wildlife, Ten Stress Reduction Must Do's, Catching the Uncatchable and The Equipment Grab Bag for most field rescues.
Urban Wildlife 101
Through video examples of wildlife behavior, you will learn how wild animals have adapted to live in urban areas and how they utilize human-provided structures and food sources.
Wildlife and Rabies
This webinar will present the common myths that surround rabies and wild animals and how to improve your agencies field response and educational outreach to the public on this important issue
Solving Problems with Coyotes
This webinar will discuss how the public can reduce coyote attractants in their yards and neighborhood, information about the best way to protect pets, and tools for successfully changing the behavior of problem coyotes.
Top 10 Tips for Taking Wildlife Calls
During this recording we share our top 10 tips for taking calls from the public about wildlife, to help you resolve problems over the phone in a matter of minutes!
How Shelters Can Make Policies More Humane for Wildlife
This webinar will provide the roadmap and resources needed to begin transforming the way your agency and community deals with wildlife.
What are Mesopredators? Taking a Deeper Look at Solving Problems with Our Smallest Urban Predators
This webinar will take a deeper look into the ecology of the most common mesopredators (including foxes, raccoons, opossums, and skunks) in our urban and suburban communities. Learn through video examples about their behaviors, how they have adapted to live in urban areas, and how they flourish as our wild neighbors.
