By Steve Glassey | February 9, 2019
Animal Evac New Zealand is on the ground and working to rescue animals from the Nelson Fire. From door-to-door knocking to ensure residents about to be evacua
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By Steve Glassey | January 23, 2019
With the support of Gareth Hughes MP, and authored by Steve Glassey, Animal Evac New Zealand has presented the most comprehensive report on animal disaster la
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By Steve Glassey | January 21, 2019
Animal Evac New Zealand’s 2019 Foundation Course series has now been scheduled and available for bookings on Eventbrite. We now offer “early bird&
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By Steve Glassey | December 17, 2018
Animal Evac New Zealand made global history this weekend, with the application of D4H Incident Manager being tested to manage the registration of disaster aff
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By Steve Glassey | November 30, 2018
Whether it is fires, floods or earthquakes, animals rely on their human guardians to protect them, and in a disaster this is not always possible. Animal Evac
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By Steve Glassey | November 25, 2018
Animal Evac New Zealand is pleased to provide the most comprehensive Emergency preparedness guide for pet owners. Free to download , it contains in depth info
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By Steve Glassey | October 1, 2018
Animal Evac New Zealand with the support of ESRI and Eagle Technology have launched an online GIS companion animal population estimator tool to help with emer
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By Steve Glassey | September 26, 2018
According to Mercy for Animals, over 3.4 million chickens and over 5,000 pigs have died as a result of Hurricane Florence and its associated flooding. This wa
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By Steve Glassey | September 5, 2018
Pet First Aid & Training (NZ) became Animal Evac New Zealand’s official animal first aid training provider today and has put out a special package f
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By Steve Glassey | August 23, 2018
We are pleased to announce that our 9 hour Animal Evac NZ Foundation Course has been accredited for Continuing Professional Development (CPD) credit by the Ne
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