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Twenty
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Twenty Second Annual Conference
Thursday 6th October
to Connect How
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Connect
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09.20 – 09.30 Opening Nicky Trevorrow Nicky Trevorrow
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Thursday 6th October
Synopsis
09.20 – 09.30 Opening Owen Sharp
09.30 – 10.00 Hot off the Press; Canine Enrichment in a Shelter Environment Steve Goward
Nadia Stancheva &
10.00 – 10.30 Embrace Your Mistakes
Svetlo Petrov
Tuesday 4th October
10.30 – 11.00 BREAK
Room 1 Free-Roaming Dog PopulationRoom 2
Management in First Nations Room 3
11.00 Graphic
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Communities within Canada Mission Possible; Your mission is Improving
and use images & video to more than just words, it’s the for dogs and their
stand out Tackling Disease Outbreak inthing
a Shelter
thatEnvironment; Practical
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11.30 – 12.00 Runa Hanaghanin Bulgaria
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Considerations and Lessons Learnt
your goals – working together
Images and video online attract attention Harry Eckman Dogs Trust Worldwide
12.00 and
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drive traffic. Cats Aremore
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Every organisation has a mission. But how well Most of us will agree that working
marketing content is visual. So how can your does that mission really guide you and help you together to solve challenges is more
charity create and use graphics and video to make everyday decisions. If the past 2 years has likely to result in long lasting and
12.30support
– 13.30 LUNCH
your marketing, fundraising and taught us anything, it’s that things change, and sustained solutions. More heads
communications? And how can you do it we need to be able to adapt. An organisation’s (and hearts) are better than one!
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14.30 Bring
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communities
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as part of this practical creative session.
a vision for your organisation that really
to increase pet welfare
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mentally well. In this interactive session we will
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This workshop will discuss and demonstrate
discuss the important elements of cat shelters that can help you to upskill your
different types of enrichment and how we
that help to reduce disease, minimise stress and work to increase pet welfare and
can use these most effectively in a shelter CLOSE FOR THE DAY
shorten the length of stay. adoption. Share your experiences
environment. It will mainly focus on dogs
and specific needs to help us
and cats, but the ideas demonstrated will be
Delegates will have the opportunity to design together define the most effective
largely applicable to all species. This is a
Friday 7th October
practical session with the opportunity to
their own purrfect cat shelter if money were no
object and we’ll give some top tips on where
training and funding opportunities
for the future. Understand more
make enrichment as well as gaining ideas
things can be done in a more cost-effective way about available grants from the
about things that can be practically
DTWW and Purina partnership in
implemented at your shelter.
Optional City Tour – Departs Sofia Hotel Balkan 9am 2023 and how to apply.
ICAWC
ICAWC2022
2022 45ICAWC, C/O Dogs Trust Worldwide,
17 Wakley Street, London, EC1V 7RQ, UK
Email: icawc@dogstrust.org.uk
www.icawc.org
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