PIBS 7210
Animal Issues in Disasters
University of Missouri-Columbia · UGRD · Fall 2026
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(cross-leveled with BIOMED 4210 , VET_TCH 4210 ). Course provides a broad overview of the complex issues that arise when animals are present within a disaster impact area. The course includes information about the legal requirements for animal disaster response, how the existence of the human-animal bond influences human behavior during a disaster, and the common animal welfare and public health issues that arise during disasters. Students will use current information about disaster preparedness at pertinent websites to prepare individual emergency response plans for their families and animals. Additionally, students will complete 5 FEMA certifications associated with disaster response of animals. Finally, students will analyze appropriate literature to improve their preparedness for and response to a future disaster. Graded on A-F basis only. Credit Hour s : 3 Prerequisites: Admittance into MS in Biomedical Sciences, emphasis Veterinary Sciences or emphasis Veterinary Medicine and Surgery, or instructor's consent required
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