TRAINING
The Foundations of Wildlife Chemical Capture
Online Chemical Capture Certification Training
DR. MARK R. JOHNSON, WILDLIFE VETERNARIAN & INSTRUCTOR
FOUNDER & PRESIDENT GLOBAL WILDLIFE RESOURCES
The most current and comprehensive chemical capture course.
With over 60 wildlife professionals, as well as 14 wildlife veterinarians contributing content for this course
Field-Based Chemical Capture Training
- Teaching the highest standards in animal care
- The Wildlife Society has approved 16 CE hours for their Professional Development Program
- This course is also used by state and federal agencies to train and certify their field biologists
- Course access for one full year
- This is an independent course you can take on your own time.
- 150 page downloadable course notebook
- Plus 44 additional learning activities
- Newest drug exposure agency protocols
- Amazing demonstration videos & images
Course Outline
Chapter 1. Ethics of Wildlife Capture
Chapter 2. Five Preparation Steps
Chapter 3. Record Keeping & Legal Responsibilities
Chapter 4. Drug Delivery Systems
Chapter 5. Immobilizing Drugs
Chapter 6. Principles of Chemical Immobilization
Chapter 7. General Animal Care
Chapter 8. Animal Care – Patient Monitoring
Chapter 9. Animal Processing Procedures
Chapter 10. Veterinary Emergencies
Chapter 11. Euthanasia
Chapter 12. Human Safety
Dr. Mark R. Johnson, DVM
Wildlife Veterinarian, Instructor
Founder and President of Global Wildlife Resources
Global Wildlife Resources
RESOURCES
Toronto Wildlife Centre promotes the peaceful coexistence of people and wildlife by providing education and expert advice about wildlife situations, and providing medical care to sick, injured and orphaned wild animals with the ultimate goal of releasing healthy animals back into the wild.
Feral Cat Assistance & Trapping (FCAT) is group of dedicated volunteers who trap feral cats, spay or neuter (S/N) them, and then return them to where they were trapped.
Neighborhood Cats
Neighborhood Cats believes Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) is the most humane and effective method available to end the severe feral cat overpopulation crisis faced by this country. Our mission is to make TNR fully understood, accepted and practiced in every community.
We have created award-winning educational materials, including books, videos and online courses. We host the leading website in the field, present at conferences and seminars throughout the country, and regularly collaborate with other organizations to develop new materials and tools.