67 - Responding To Loose And Missing Residents At Your Animal Sanctuary

Senior Advisor Tara and Nonprofit Specialist Julia discuss scenarios where caregivers must cope with a loose or missing resident. We cover three areas of focus when responding to a loose resident, discuss what to consider if you can't find a resident, and offer suggestions for what you can do before and after an event to best protect your residents!    --- This Episode's Referenced Open Sanctuary Project Resources: Protocols For Loose And Missing Residents At Your Animal Sanctuary | The Open Sanctuary Project  Understanding Flight Zone, Pressure Zone, And Point Of Balance In Sheep And Goats | The Open Sanctuary Project  What Is A Resident's Flight Zone? | The Open Sanctuary Project  A Guide To Safely Catching Stray Birds For Your Animal Sanctuary Or Rescue Part I: Supplies Helpful For The Safe Capture Of Birds | The Open Sanctuary Project  A Guide To Safely Catching Stray Birds For Your Animal Sanctuary Or Rescue Part II: Planning For The Site And Strategizing Timing | The Open Sanctuary Project  A Guide To Safely Catching Birds For Your Animal Sanctuary Or Rescue Part III: How Bird Type Or Species Can Impact Your Plans | The Open Sanctuary Project  A Guide To Safely Catching Stray Birds For Your Animal Sanctuary Or Rescue Part IV: Capture And Handling | The Open Sanctuary Project  Observation: An Important Caregiving Tool | The Open Sanctuary Project Observing And Recording Resident Behavior | The Open Sanctuary Project  Resident Ongoing Treatment & Observation Record | The Open Sanctuary Project The Importance of Veterinary Care at Your Animal Sanctuary | The Open Sanctuary Project --- You can learn more about our organization here! You can send us a question, comment, or topic idea here! Want more Open Sanctuary Content? Follow us on Facebook and Instagram! Want to support our nonprofit's work? Donate here! To become a Friend of the Open Sanctuary Project, donate $10 or more monthly here!