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Animal health history, examinations, & identification -- Animal health management & prevention & treatment of zoonotic & nosocomial diseases -- Facility management -- A note on the human-animal bond & the well-being of pets & owners -- Appendix A: safe handling of exotic animals.
Animals arriving at shelters as a result of a natural disaster need special care. Because they may have been exposed to contaminated water and may not have had access to safe food and fresh water, many are stressed and dehydrated and some may be injured and/or ill. Stressed animals may or may not show signs of illness and may also exhibit behavioral disorders. Following some simple animal management and disease control guidelines can help improve animal health and reduce the risk of disease transmission and injury between animals and people.
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