Search Search Search Topic (-) Enrichment & Behavior Behavior Canine Enrichment Feline Enrichment Shelter Medicine Programs & Services ASV Guidelines Keeping Pets in Homes Return to Owner Safety Net Adoption & Placement Reaching & Supporting Adopters Programs & Operations Fundraising Managing People Resources Active FiltersEnrichment & Behavior Group 9 Clear All How to Use Food to Socialize Kittens Food is the most important tool used in the socialization process. Here is a step-by-step guide to petting and playing with kitty as he eats. Assessing Canine Behavior in the Shelter: How to Collect Objective Info In this second webinar, you’ll be introduced to methods for collecting and compiling that information and how best to make decisions about placement. How to Plan & Track the Best Enrichment Program Ever Participants will walk away knowing the right strategies to set individual shelter goals, plus how to track the program to maximize effectiveness. Tips for Socializing a Puppy Follow these two creative tips for socializing puppies during periods of social distancing. How to Build a Dog Enrichment Pen How to build a racetrack enrichment pen on the cheap for dogs in your care How To Train a Cat to Ring a Bell (Watch Adopters Line Up!) How does teaching cats to ring bells help you get them into homes? Check out this easy four-step process and find out! How to Make a Simple, Scented Dog Enrichment Toy Smelly cardboard tubes make for excellent enrichment. Follow these simple steps to put these toys together for the canines in your care. Meet Your Match® Survey and Guides to Download Canine-ality and Feline-ality guide and survey for the Meet Your Match adoption program Train Your Staff on Holistic Animal Care with the Integrated Care Academy The Integrated Care Academy is an innovative e-learning program that delivers comprehensive training to ease onboarding and improve animal care. 8 Tips for Brushing Up Your Canine Communication Skills Learn more about dog body language in order to conduct more predictive assessments, avoid bites and provide better quality of life for the canines in your care. Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Next page next ›