Join the Canadian Animal Health Institute’s Important Webinar
The Canadian Animal Health Institute (CAHI) is excited to invite you to its 2024 World Rabies Day Webinar. This free online event is scheduled for September 27 and comes at a pivotal time for global conversations about rabies prevention, particularly in light of evolving border regulations and wildlife health concerns. This year’s theme, "Breaking Rabies Boundaries," highlights the need for joint efforts in controlling rabies.
Discover the Latest Rabies Prevention Strategies
During the webinar, attendees will have a rare chance to hear from leading experts in the animal health field. These speakers will share vital updates on recent changes to dog import regulations in the U.S., important wildlife research initiatives taking place in Ontario, and innovative strategies that reflect the One Health approach, which connects animal, human, and environmental health.
Engaging Presentations Are in Store
The roster of speakers includes distinguished professionals who are deeply involved in rabies research and control. Dr. Krista Puddester from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) will discuss the new CDC requirements for bringing dogs into the U.S., providing crucial insights for both pet owners and veterinarians. Additionally, Tore Buchanan, the coordinator for wildlife research and monitoring, will highlight how wildlife rabies is managed in Ontario, featuring new initiatives designed to bolster research and control efforts.
A One Health Approach to Rabies
Another important talk will be by Cin Tang, who is connected to CFIA's Centre of Expertise for Rabies. This presentation will cover advancements in rabies control and surveillance from a One Health perspective, emphasizing how interdisciplinary collaboration strengthens efforts in rabies prevention.
How to Register and Event Details
If you're interested in attending this informative session, registration is now open on the CAHI website. After the presentations, participants will have the chance to directly engage with the experts during a question-and-answer segment, promoting a lively exchange of ideas and collaborative dialogue.
Understanding CAHI’s Role in Animal Health
Founded in 1968, the CAHI stands as the leading voice in Canada’s animal health sector, championing science-based practices that ensure the well-being of both pets and livestock. Through its initiatives, CAHI equips veterinarians and pet owners with essential tools and medications necessary for maintaining animal health and safeguarding public well-being.
By recognizing the essential link between animal health and public health, CAHI's mission is to promote healthier animal populations throughout Canada and strive for higher health standards across the board.
Support from Sponsors
The 2024 World Rabies Day Webinar is brought to you by the generous support of sponsors such as Zoetis Canada, Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health Canada, and Ceva Animal Health - Canada. Their contributions highlight the significance of working together to address public health challenges like rabies.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the theme of the 2024 World Rabies Day Webinar?
The theme is "Breaking Rabies Boundaries," focusing on overcoming challenges in rabies prevention.
Who are the speakers at the webinar?
Key speakers include Dr. Krista Puddester, Tore Buchanan, and Cin Tang, who will share insights on rabies control initiatives and regulations.
When is the webinar scheduled?
The webinar is scheduled for September 27 at 2:30 PM EST.
How can I register for the event?
Registration is available via the CAHI website, where you can secure your spot for the webinar.
What role does CAHI play in animal health?
CAHI advocates for science-based animal health practices and provides essential tools for veterinarians and animal owners.
