PROCEEDINGS OF
URBAN ANIMAL MANAGEMENT
CONFERENCES IN AUSTRALIA
published by the Australian
Veterinary Association Ltd
Abstracts only 1992,
1993,1994,1995,1996,1997, 1998
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for these years may be purchased from:
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Index of legislation, animal control, identification systems and education programs.abstracts
Index of dog related abstracts
Index of cat related abstracts
Index of abstracts relating to animal welfare
Index of abstracts relating to wildlife
Index
1992
First National National Conference on Urban Animal Management in Australia
Application and capability
of computer programs for municipal animal control.
David A. Page
Designing community
education programs to promote animal welfare: the RSPCA's experiences.
Ann HIndle
Why we need animal
control
N. Annelda Baetz
Aggression in dogs:
a complete review
Gaille Perry
What you should
know about liability for injuries caused by dogs at home and
at large
Peter K. Hennessy
Rabies: a forceful
argument for urban animal management
D.J.D. Banks
The depriving face
of control in urban animal management
Brendan Bartlett
Wildlife conservation
in the urban environment
Ric Nattrass
Queensland Government's
initiatives in animal welfare
A.J. McKinnon
Dog identification
for urban animal management: microchip or tag?
J. Brennan
Electronic identification
for pets: the technology
R.H. Smith
TAFE Flexi-Program for
animal control officer training
J. Toia
New direction in municipal
dog control
Richard Murray
The application
of effective animal control measures in a large and rapidly growing
municipality
Gillian Mansfield
Animal shelter management,
animal control and animal welfare
Bill Upton
Is pet ownership good
for your heart? The results of a survey of risk factors for cardiovascular
disease in Melbourne, Australia
W.P. Anderson with C.M. Reid and G.L. Jennings
Pet access and
urban animal management: quality of life and public amenity
K.M. McQuillan
Some problems of dog
health and control in Aboriginal and Islander communities in
North Queensland
Jack Shield
The role of research
and behaviour in legislation and community attitudes
G.W. Jennens
Dog control in Europe,
identification systems; and privatisation
Paul C. Jowsey
1993
Second National National Conference on Urban Animal Management in Australia
Urban Animal Management - Council View
Dr R K Dickens, M.V.Sc.(Syd Univ.), M.A.C.V.Sc. - Veterinarian
Animal behaviour - animal training
Vicki Etherington
Strategic planning and design of urban development and housing
Virginia Jackson
Owning pets in today's society
Marree MacCallum
Ken McCann
Dick Murray
Ric Nattrass
Animal Control Officers' training and education
Jo Toia
The Local Government view on urban animal management
Councillor Peter Woods
1994
Third National National Conference on Urban Animal Management in Australia
David Barratt
Principles and strategies for managing vertebrate pests
Mike Braysher
The Threat Abatement Plan for feral cats: implications for domestic cats
David Chandler
Don Fletcher
Peter Guest
PET PEP: Pets and people education program: responsible animal ownership in primary schools.
Dr. Dianne Hopkins
AMREX - An integrated system for companion animal management
Garth Jennens
R.L. Leather
R.L. Leather
Legislation for urban animal management:experience with formulation and implementation of Scoop Law.
R.L. Leather
Dog Management in South Australia
Ken McCann
Management of urban animals: the Jervis Bay perspective
Paul Meek
Jim Millwood and Tim Heaton
Animal control services in New Zealand
Kenneth J. Muir
Community invovlement and urban dogs - some ideas
David Paxton
The Sherbrooke Cat Law - does it work?
Garrique Pergl
Dog training and management: are we maximising our opportunities?
Dr Gaille Perry
Dog control in the ACT:current legislative initiatives
Phillip Revill
Do cats impact on local wildlife?
Chris Tidemann
The impact of domestic animals on urban wildlife: eradication or damage control
Dick Veitch
Appliances for animal identification
Rick Walduck
Are cats on rubbish dumps a problem?
P.M. Wilson, C.R. Tidemann and H.R.C. Meischke
1995
Fourth National National Conference on Urban Animal Management in Australia
The benefits of living in the company of animals
Dr. Edward Donelan
Problems: a council perspective
Mr Fred Pallas
Health benefits of pets: results form the Australian People and Pets Survey
Assoc. Professor Bruce Headey
RSPCA (Vic) animal handling facilities
Mr Peter Brown
Dr. Graeme Smith
Management of unowned cat colonies
Dr. Carole Webb
Pet PEP: the pets and people education program
Dr. Lyndy Scott
Ranger training in Western Australia
Mr Graeme Raine
Accredited training for animal management staff
Dr. Gaille Perry
Mr Frank Burke
The principles of canine good citizens and puppy preschool
Dr. Kersti Seksel
Options for animal identification systems
Dr. Warwick Prowse
Guidelines for designing and managing public open space
Ms. Virginia Jackson
Evaluating outcomes - what should we measure?
Mr Chris Liversage
Stirling City Council - an integrated system
Mr Chris Liversage
Regulatory compliance -exploring its limitations
Ms Virginia Jackson
Providing animal control services to councils
Mr Andrew Katers
Dr Peter Penson
Cat legislation in South Australia
Dr Deborah Kelly
1996
Fifth National National Conference on Urban Animal Management in Australia
Change through community consultation - a case study
Peter Adamson, Belinda Beynon, Arthur House, Alicia Kennedy
The importance of companion animals to society
Richard Avanzino
Changing attitudes toward companion animals
Richard Avanzino
Strengthening the relationship between Institute of Municipal
Management and Urban Animal Management
Barrie Beattie
New companion animal laws - Brisbane City Council
Steve Best
George Coward
Petlinks - a new service for home and community care
Meyer Eidelson
Rethinking approaches to urban animal management: a review and
integration of the strategies available
Virginia Jackson
The value of the Pet PEP program
Carole Kayrooz
Man meets dog: surviving and evolving together
Jonica Newby
Implementing new legislation in Victoria - a council perspective
Fred Pallas
The provision of animal services to councils by veterinarians in
Ross A Perry
Initiatives for the environment
Terry-Ann Pert
The City of Nedlands behavioural management program
Graeme Raine
Developing the proposed NSW Companion Animal Legislation
Ros Riordan
How to prevent dog bites - the Canine Good Citizen
Dr Kersti Seksel
1997
Sixth National National Conference on Urban Animal Management in Australia
An introduction to the Internet - application to urban animal management
Denise Humphries - Petcare Information and Advisory Service
John Dommers - Animal Care Expo
John Dommers- Animal Care Expo
At the coalface - comparing problems faced by two councils from different socio-economic areas
Mick Cartwright - City of Salisbury Council
Barking Dogs - dealing from an enforcement perspective
Steve Harbottle, Tea Treet Gully Council
Graham Adams, H.A.B.I.T.S Pty. Ltd
Solving pooch problems - how we can help our pooches and their place in the community
Graham Adams, H.A.B.I.T.S Pty. Ltd
Robert Holmes, Animal Behaviour Clinics
Education will be our salvation - responsible pet ownership starts with the young
His Honour Judge Kinglsey Newman
John Dommers Animal Care Expo
Dick Murray - Western Suburbs Veterinary Clinic
Benchmarking for performance measurement
Ross Lamb, City of Marion
Turning Theory into practice - reviewing open space opportunities for dogs in Banyule City Council
Virginia Jackson, Harlock Jackson Bty. Ltd
Cat Management for Magnetic Island - a controlled trial
Shane Scriggins, Townsville City Council, Dick Murray - Western Suburbs Veterinary Clinic
Kenn McCann, Dog and Cat Management Board
1998
Seventh National National Conference on Urban Animal Management in Australia
David Webster, Acting Regional Manager, Swan Region
Animals in traffic emergencies
Peter Carrie, Ranger Services Co-ordinator, City of Melville
George Sulc, State Emergency Services
Garth Jennens, AMREX
Animal Instincts and local government management
John Kleem, Consultant
Best practice in municipal pet management - performance indicating and benchmarking
Dick Murray, Western Suburbs Veterinary Clinic
Pet ownership and Asian multiculturism
Jenni Hood, Murdoch University
Kathryn Wilks and P Wlliamson, Murdoch University
Make room for pets in high and medium density housing - the role of urban planning
Virginia Jackson, Harlock Jackson Pty Ltd
Steve Elvidge, City of Subiaco
A review of current Australian companion animal legislation
Robert Stabler, Veterinarian and michael Banyard, Veterinarian
Tony Miosich, Fremantle Council
Brian Watkins, Shire o Mundaring
Managing and valuing an important resource
Barry Austin, Town of Cottesloe
Compulsory competitive tendering
Kenneth Muir, Animal Control Services Ltd
Making room for dogs in public open space - are we planning for dogs or for people with dogs?
Virginia Jackson, Harlock Jackson Pty Ltd
Increasing effectiveness through building high performing teams
Alex Brown. Modal
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