February 1, 2025 | 7:30 AM – 4:30 PM ET
(Rain date: February 22, 2025)
Title of program
Boost Efficiency in Canine Sterilization: Tips, tools, and techniques for the practice and beyond
Brief Description
To provide didactic and wet lab training for veterinarians in high-quality, high-volume canine spay/neuter techniques. The goal is to expand access to affordable spay/neuter services for low-income, low-resource populations in Georgia, both within the private practice setting and beyond.
Participants will learn specialized anesthetic and surgical techniques that enable spay/neuter professionals to perform dozens of procedures per day, delivering a vital service to Georgia’s underserved dog-owning households.
Training is designed with an optimal 2 trainees: 1 trainer ratio to ensure a hands-on, supportive learning environment.
Location: LifeLine Animal Project (3180 Presidential Drive, Atlanta, GA 30340)
Spots Available: 4
CE: This event is approved for 8 CE hours by the Georgia Veterinary Medical Association.
Cost: $150
Please note, all trainees are expected to attend the entire session. If you cannot commit to the full day, please consider joining our waitlist to attend a future event.
Licensing Requirements: TBD ***Bri emailed GVMA 11.15 to confirm***
How to Register: Fill out the form below to secure your spot. The waitlist will be available once the session is full.
Learn More: Learn more about wet labs from United Spay Alliance here.
Sponsors and Partners: This event is part of the State of DeKalb Animals (SODA) initiative, spearheaded by Commissioner Michelle Long Spears of District 2, and the DeKalb County Board of Commissioners. It is hosted by LifeLine Animal Project, in partnership with Georgia Veterinary Medical Association (GVMA), GA Pet Coalition, and Spay Neuter Vets.