CB-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 23, 1994
SCHAUMBURG, 111. For
the first time, animal care has been
incorporated into the federal gov
ernment’s domestic disaster plan.
With the signing of a Memoran
dum of Understanding between
the American Veterinary Medical
Association and the U.S. Public
Health Service, veterinary ser
vices were incorporated into the
National Disaster Medical Sys
tem, part of the Federal Response
Plan for disaster relief.
“Veterinary medical assistance
teams,” or VMATS, consisting of
volunteer veterinarians, veterinary
technicians, support person
nel, will be mobilized as needed
after disasters. The organization
and functions of these VMATs is
described in the newly published
“AVMA Emergency Prepared
ness And Response Guide.”
This guide and the “AVMA’s
Emergency Response Force” were
developed out of veterinarians*
desires to assist communities
when disaster strikes.
Incorporation of veterinary ser
vices as part of the Federal
Response Plan will fill unmet
needs evident after Hurricane
Andrew and last summer’s floods.
A veterinarian’s knowledge and
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skills in the areas of public health,
animal health and welfare, and
their understanding of the human
animal bond will facilitate relief
efforts.
The VMATS will work
cooperatively with state depart
ments of health, agriculture, and
wildlife, as well as with animal
control agencies and humane
organizations to provide for ani
mals’ needs after disasters.
Besides describing how veter
inary services are incorporated
into the Federal Response Plan,
the 340-page emergency Guide
contains practical information for
private veterinary practitioners on
business planning, record keep
ing, and insurance needs related to
disaster preparedness. The three
ring binder and a mailing list of
guide recipients will allow the
notebook to be updated regularly.
“The guide answers the ques
tion of how we may best work
together with federal emergency
response plans to ease the suffer
ing of our colleagues and their
communities during a disaster,”
said AVMA President Dr. Leon
Russell.
In addition, the “AVMA
Emergency Preparedness and
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Part Of Response Plan
Response Guide’’ .provides infor
mation for development of local/
state animal care plans that inte
grate with the federal plan.
Emergency fact sheets from the
Federal Emergency Management
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Santa Gertrudis Association To Meet
GETTYSBURG (Adams Co.)
Members of the Northeast San
ta Gertrudis Association (NES
GA) will gather for dinner, elec
uon of officers, and the planning
of activities for the year on April
30 at 10 a.m. here at the Bonanza
Restaurant.
The NESGA is an affiliate of
Santa Gertrudis Breeders Interna
tional, an organization interested
in promoting this breed of beef
cattle. Its territory includes all
Northeastern states as far south as
and including Virginia.
Interested persons may contact
the president, James Quanbeck,
2328 Franklin Rd., Columbia, PA
17512, (717) 285-4639, or the se
cretary, Susan White, 1191 Ridge
Road, Gettysburg, PA 17325,
(717) 334-2044 for information or
directions.
Topics for discussion include
placing displays at state fairs, agri-
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paredness officials, and other key
contacts also are included in the
guide.
The initial printing and distribu
tion of the guide was made possi
ble. in part, through a grant from
the American Animal Hospital
cultural expositions and other
places where promotional activi
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summer or fall field day; partici
pation in late summer cattle shows
and meeting with the SGBI field
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Association Foundation. Copies
of the guide may be obtained for
$25 from the AVMA Foundation,
Disaster Relief Fund, American
Veterinary Medical Association,
1931 N. Meacham Road, Suite
100, Schaumburg, IL 60173-4360.
representative; and organizing a
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Ohio, and Illinois associations.
People interested in learning
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