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Animal Control Management West, Lafayette, Ind— The first of its kind to discuss in detail the actual management of local animal control programs as opposed to the care of the animals, Animal Control Management: A New Look at a Public Responsibility, by Stephen Aronson, hits shelves in January 2010. The next title in the New Directions in the Human-Animal Bond Series, the book covers those financial, personnel, legal, health, and safety issues that animal control directors and management staff need to know when providing direction and oversight for animal control programs.
In addition to assessing strengths and weaknesses, chapters examine selected topics in which the author offers new insights and strategies for managing more effectively.
Subjects addressed in this book include many recently recognized as vital to the management of animal control programs. They include: need for Web sites, use of program evaluations, and the value of forms, records, and reports. In addition, the author discusses and assesses from a new perspective: interacting with the public and the media, liability issues, wildlife problems, and the politics of animal control.
Aronson has more than 20 years of experience in oversight and contracting for local animal control services. Preparation of this book is based on extensive research by the author, including interviews with numerous animal control officials in many states.
For more information about Animal Control Management, please visit the Purdue University Press at www.thepress.purdue.edu or contact 1.800.247.6553.
Purdue University Press, founded in 1960, is the publishing arm of Purdue University. Dedicated to the dissemination of scholarly and professional information, the Press provides quality resources in several key subject areas including business, technology, health, veterinary medicine and other limited disciplines in the humanities and sciences. The Press annually publishes over 25 books, five traditional journals, and five open access journals. For more information, visit www.thepress.purdue.edu.
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