Michigan Veterinary Medical Association - Involvement in Public Health & Safety

Involvement in Public Health & Safety

Due to the increased importance society has placed on the human-animal bond, the MVMA plays an important role in maintaining a network of experts skilled in public health and food animal monitoring and protection. As a recognized source of information for both the media and pet owners, the MVMA has worked to develop the Michigan State Animal Response Team (MSART). Charged with facilitating animal evacuation and care in emergency situations, Michigan SART is state-wide collaborative effort involving a diverse group of qualified veterinarians and other animal welfare experts.

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