Welcome to the 9th Annual Veterinary Forensic Sciences Conference (Part 3 of 3)!
This program is divided into 3 sections.
Part 1: Lectures by the following speakers, $75
- Randall Lockwood, PhD - Animal Abuse and Interpersonal Violence: The Cruelty Connection and its Implications for Veterinary Pathology (49:47)
- Amanda Fitch, MS, CCSA - Animal Crime Scene Processing and Documentation (56:15)
- Rachel Touroo, DVM - The Role of the Forensic Veterinarian On Scene and Off (49:39)
- Tabitha Viner, DVM, DACVP - You Are Not Alone: the Interdisciplinary Nature of Veterinary Forensics (27:13)
- John Thompson, Deputy Executive Director, National Sheriffs' Association - Animal Abuse and Law Enforcement (44:03)
- Lora Dunn, Interim Director & Staff Attorney, the Criminal Justice Program, Animal Legal Defense Fund - Can I Do That? Ethics Issues & Animal Cruelty Cases (36:00)
- Phil Arkow, National Link Coalition - The Cruelty Connection: Practical Guidance for the Effective Recognition and Response by Veterinarians to Suspected Animal Cruelty and Other Family Violence (52:52)
- Jennifer Woolf, DVM, MS - "Obie": Neglect and Fraud in a Service Dog (37:55)
Part 2: Lectures by the following speakers, $75
- Sharon Gwaltney-Brant DVM, PhD, DABVT, DABT - Drugs Used in Blood Sports (39:06)
- Michelle Welch, Virginia Assistant Attorney General - The Mechanics of Trying an Animal Fighting Case (1:03:17)
- Lora Dunn, Interim Director & Staff Attorney, Criminal Justice Program, Animal Legal Defense Fund - Release the Hounds: Using Pre-Conviction Forfeiture To Save Seized Animals From Re-Victimization (33:21)
- Martha Smith-Blackmore, DVM - Words with Canine Friends (42:04)
- Rebecca Kagan, DVM, DACVP - Sorting Out Sharp Force Trauma: Incisions, Lacerations, Fight Wounds, Depredation and Scavenging (31:02)
- Katie Rubin, MS - New Research Into the Uptake of Toxic Substances by Bone (15:01)
- Jessica Hvozdovich, BS, BA - Detection of Pentobarbital in Decomposing Canines (12:05)
- Jason W. Brooks, VMD, PhD, DACVP - Estimating the Postmortem Interval (56:57)
- Michelle Welch, Virginia Assistant Attorney General - Creation and Implementation of Statewide Animal Law Prosecution Units (39:41)
Part 3: Lectures by the following speakers, $75
- Anabela Moreira - Portugal: Five Years of Forensic Sciences in Veterinary Medicine (49:02)
- Rebecca Kagan, DVM, DACVP - Using Dermestid Beetles in Forensic Cases (31:16)
- Rolan Tripp, DVM, CABC - Dog Bite Perpetrators: Capital Punishment or Life in Confinement? (52:57)
- Wei-Hsiang Huang, DVM - Histological, Ultrastructural, and Immunohistochemical Observations of Postmortem Changes Under Different Experimental Designs (49:48)
- Ann Cavender, DVM, MS - The Unique Needs of Agricultural Species in Hoarding and Neglect Cases (57:31)
- Brian Holoyda, MD, MPH - Bestiality in the United States: Legal and Psychiatric Perspectives (43:24)
- Adam W. Stern - An Update on the Use of a Human Semenogelin Membrane Strip Test For Use in Dogs (13:47)
- Servio Reis, DVM, Msc - Application of Forensic Protocol on Animal Welfare in an Investigation of Animal Abuse in a Dog Shelter (47:31)
- Jim Crosby, CBCC-KA - Fatal Dog Bite Investigations: Working the Worst (59:03)
Each section requires an additional purchase to gain access.
This entire series of videos will take you approximately 20 hours to complete. Upon completion, you must pass a quiz. After successfully passing the quiz, you will be able to return to QuickReg and print a certificate.
Registration is currently closed