ABRI

ANIMAL BEHAVIOR RESOURCES INSTITUTE MISSION STATEMENT

To enhance human animal relationships and improve quality of life for people and animals by providing education and animal behavior resources.

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We add new content on a regular basis, so please check back often. See how leading veterinarians, behaviorists, trainers, and other professionals manage behavior issues as part of their practice. Registered users can download these videos to use for staff training, client education, or as part of your professional presentations.

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Behavior Talk is our regular podcast, and it's become one of the most popular animal behavior podcasts on iTunes. Each episode features animal behavior news and notes, and an in-depth interview with an expert in companion animal behavior. You can subscribe to the Behavior Talk podcast series by clicking on the logo above, and then selecting "subscribe in iTunes" from the column on the right. You can also subscribe to Behavior Talk directly from the iTunes Store.

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This website is made possible by the generous volunteer contributions of outstanding experts in the field of companion animal behavior. Each time you visit this site we'll show a different group below. Each week we'll also feature one of our experts on the right side of this page. We welcome your comments to help make ABRIonline.org more useful to you and your clients.

News and Notes

2008-06-17

Dr. Debra Horwitz in new Animal Planet program

Animal Planet is introducing a new program, "Housecat Housecall," featuring in-home visits and advice on feline behavior issues. The show is hosted by Dr. Katrina Warren, with Dr. Debra Horwitz and Dr. Stacy Fucino serving as "Housecat Housecall Mentors."

2008-06-17

Morris Animal Foundation cancer cure fundraising

Camp Bow Wow launches fundraising effort to help cure cancer in dogs, via Morris Animal Foundations's canine cancer campaign. Camp Bow Wow doggy campers get a campaign bandana, and dog owners get an opportunity to help save their dog from cancer and other diseases.

Camp Bow Wow, the nation's fastest growing premier doggy day and overnight camp, has launched a fund raising effort on behalf of Morris Animal Foundation (MAF) and its campaign to cure dog cancer and fight other major dog diseases. Beginning June 16 at 26 Camp Bow Wow locations across the nation, doggy campers will be wearing a complimentary campaign bandana provided by Camp Counselors®. Dog owners will have the opportunity to make a donation to MAF and their effort to cure and treat dogs with cancer, as well as other serious canine diseases. Later in the year it is anticipated the effort will roll out to more Camp Bow Wow locations.