This page contains links to books,
and articles authored by Sebastian Heath and others, as
well as training materials that should be useful to
persons interested in helping themselves and others deal with animals in
disasters.
Slides and videos are also
available for public education and presentations. These materials can be rented.
See also below for purchasing information
for autographed copies of books and article reprints.
Animal Management in Disaster.
Sebastian E. Heath. Mosby Year Book. St. Louis, MO 1999. 320 pp.
Table
of Contents
Foreword
to Animal Management in Disasters
For ordering
see below.
Rescuing Rover
Sebastian E. Heath , Andrea O’Shea. Purdue University Press. West
Lafayette, IN. January 1999. 64 pp
For ordering
see below.
The
Public and Animal Health Consequences of Pet Ownership in a Disaster: The
January 1997 Flood of Yuba County, California.
Sebastian
Heath. Ph.D. Thesis, Purdue University, 1999. 228 pp
Abstract
For ordering
see below.
Epidemiologic features of pet evacuation failure in a
rapid-onset disaster. Heath SE, Voeks S,
Glickman LT. J Am Vet Med Assoc. 2001; 218(12): 1898-1904.
Risk factors
for pet evacuation failure in a slow onset disaster. Heath
SE, Beck AM, Kass PH, Glickman LT. J Am Vet Med Assoc. 2001;
218(12): 1905-1910.
Human and
pet related risk factors for household evacuation failure during a natural
disaster. Heath SE, Beck AM, Kass PH, Glickman
LT. Am J Epidemiol. 2001; 153(7): 659-665.
Disaster
Planning for Research and Laboratory Animal Facilities. Heath
SE. An Welfare Inform Cent Newsletter. 2000; 11(1-2): 1-8.
A study of pet rescue in two disasters. Heath
SE, Voeks S, Glickman LT. Int J Mass Emerg Disasters. 2000; 18(3):
361-381.
Emergency Management of disasters
involving livestock in developing countries.
Heath SE, Kenyon SJ, Zepeda-Sein C. Sci Tech Rev Off Internat
Epizooties. 1999; 18(1): 256-271.
Prevention and Prophylaxis of dog
bites for disaster response personnel.
Heath SE, Channel BB. Risk factors, Pre-hospital Disaster Medicine.
1998; 13(2-4):58-62.
An epidemiological study of pets
affected by the Oakland, CA Firestorm 1991.
Heath SE, Kass P, Hart L, Zompolis G. J Am Vet Med Assoc
1998;212(4):504-511.
Integration of veterinarians into the official response to disasters.
Heath SE, Hooks J, Marshall KE, Dorn R, Linnabary RD, Casper J. J
Am Vet Assoc 1997;210:349-352.
An
overview of disaster preparedness for veterinarians.
Heath SE, Hooks J, Dorn R, Casper J. Linnabary RD, Marshall
KE. J Am Vet Assoc
1997;210(3):345-348.
Participation of veterinarians in disaster management.
Heath SE, Hooks, J, Dorn, R, Casper J, Linnabary RD, Marshall
KE. J Am Vet Assoc
1997;210(3)325-328.
Human Health Concerns that arose out of
Pet-ownership following a Tornado in West Lafayette, Indiana.
Heath SE, Champion M. Pre-hospital
and Disaster Medicine 1996;11(1):67-70.
For ordering
information see below.
Federal courses (can be taken for credit):
Animals in Disasters. Module A: Awareness and Preparedness. Independent
Study Course, IS-10.
Federal Emergency
Management Agency, Washington, DC, July 1998. 186 pp.
Animals in Disasters. Module B: Community Preparedness. Independent
Study Course, IS-11. Federal Emergency
Management Agency, Washington, DC, July 1998. 178 pp.
Course
Contents:
Review
of animal care community
The
societal impact of animal ownership in disasters
The
human-animal bond and its role in disasters
Defining
the risks affecting animals and their owners
Applying the
four phases of Emergency Management
The
care of animals in disasters
Developing
community plans for the care of animals in
Available from: www.fema.gov/home/emi/ishome
or
Federal Emergency Management Agency EMI-
Independent Study Program 16825 South Seton Avenue Emmitsburg,
MD 21727-8998 Fax.: 301.447.1201
A
large number of slides, videos and handouts are available for public
presentations. For rental and purchase information see ordering
information below. For specific slides, video, or handout requests please
contact heath@animaldisasters.com
directly.
Introduction to Animal Disaster Management (Slide
set and handouts)
Subjects
covered
Overview
of issues Public
health issues in Animal Disaster Management Disasters
and the human-animal bond Recovery
from disasters Mitigation
of disasters Veterinarians
and the response to disasters Disasters
and the organized response Volunteers
in disasters Disasters
in veterinary practices and humane shelters
(all
quoted prices include
Handling and Shipping)
Prices
|
Item |
Cost |
|
Animal Management in Disasters (autographed) |
$45.00 (It is
cheaper to purchase copies directly from
Mosby at www1.mosby.com) |
|
Rescuing Rover (autographed) |
$15.00 (It is cheaper to
purchase copies directly from Purdue University Press at www.lib.purdue.edu/thepress) |
| Public and
Animal Health Consequences of Pet Ownership in Disasters (thesis) |
$85.00 |
| Article Reprints |
$5.00 per article |
| Introduction
to Animal Disaster Management (slide set and handouts) |
$75.00 rental for one month plus return
postage |
To order please send a check payable to Sebastian E.
Heath at:
1650 Harvard Street, NWWashington,
DC 20009-3727Fax: 202.332.2739
Please provide text for autographing books (For
those with shares in the S&H industry "Animal Management in
Disasters" and "Rescuing Rover" are also available online from www.amazon.com,
or www.bn.com).
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