
|Videos|June 25, 2017
Reducing Stress in Animal Shelters
Adam Parascandola, director of animal protection and crisis response for Humane Society International, explains his passion toward helping animal shelters understand how to reduce stress in their shelters.
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Adam Parascandola, director of animal protection and crisis response for Humane Society International, explains his passion toward helping animal shelters understand how to reduce stress in their shelters.
The number one thing that animals shelters can do to reduce stress is to maintain a low enough population so their shelter isn't overpopulated with animals. When overpopulation happens, that's when a lot of stress-related issues come about.
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