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Monthly Archives: August 2026
Exotic Animal Emergency Response Workshop
Monday 21st September 2026 at Chester Zoo We are holding an initial workshop with our partners at Chester Zoo, sponsored by Resquip Ltd. We will discuss and look at developing a new training offering for 2027. Utilising the skills of the zoo community and BARTA’s expertise in incidents involving animals, together with Resquip and their innovative approach to animal rescue equipment development, this one day event will help shape and design what we will deliver in the future. Aimed at veterinary professionals, keepers and custodians of large exotic animals who want to develop effective emergency response and rescue plans. The one day workshop will fulfil the following criteria: Incident planning and management – Roles and resources Large animal rescue and relocation techniques and tactics Practical techniques for the safe, efficient and respectfulloading of deceased or sedated animals using mannequins Species … Continue reading →
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Tagged animal rescue, BARTA, British Animal Rescue and Trauma Care, BVA, Chester Zoo, Jim Green, National Fire Chiefs Council, NFCC, RCVS, Resquip Ltd, RSPCA
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New Forest wildfires highlight why animals must be included in emergency planning
BARTA are concerned that prolonged high temperatures create conditions which place animals at extreme risk. Domestic, agricultural, equestrian and wildlife environments are more vulnerable because forests, heathland, fields, hedges and verges are tinder dry. This means that a fire approaching a property is hotter, faster and not slowed by traditionally green vegetation protecting its boundary. BARTA Director Jim Green said “Our thoughts are with emergency responders currently working in exceptionally difficult heat and terrain, as well as commoners, land managers and local communities affected by an incident started by a van fire on the A31 in the New Forest. We encourage emergency planners, landowners, veterinary providers, rural businesses, government and animal keepers to use this high profile incident as an opportunity to review their own emergency and evacuation arrangements. BARTA’s mission is to ensure animals are safeguarded along with people … Continue reading →
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Tagged A31 Fire, Adam Mugford, animal rescue, BARTA, BCVA, BEVA, British Animal Rescue and Trauma Care, BVA, Civil Protection and Emergency management, Disaster planning, Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service, Jim Green, LPC Local Planners, National Fire Chiefs Council, New Forest Fire, NFCC, Not just fires, RCVS, Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, RSPCA, Whole Society Approach
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