Companion Animal Management Plans - why, who, what, where, when and how
Robert Stabler
Abstract
A key word summary of Strategic Planning for Companion Animal Management is described. Balance, Coordination, Sustainability and Strategy are the key words. In the past, companion animal management planning has often been sidetracked by insufficient assimilation baseline information. A simple but broad-spectrum approach is advised and an example of a specific action plan is given.
About the author
Dr Robert Stabler
Stabler Animal Management
PO Box 518 Cardiff NSW 2285
Ph. 02 4954 3415 Mob. 040 9988 931
Email. stabeam@andor.com.au
Robert Stabler graduated as a veterinarian from University of Queensland in 1981 and has worked in companion animal practice in Newcastle since 1983. He is studying for his Member of the Australian College of Veterinary Scientists in Animal Behaviour. He is a Category C (Welfare) member of the University of Newcastle Animal Care and Ethics Committee and represents the Australian Veterinary Association on a number of local companion animal management committees. He has thoroughly enjoyed preparing companion animal management plans for three local government areas. He provides an animal behaviour consultation service for owners of difficult companion animals and runs animal behaviour seminars for veterinary surgeries, RSPCA and animal training groups.
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