Livestock Investigation Clinic for Kentucky Officials

Livestock Investigation Training for county and state officials returns to Asbury University March 14-16, 2012
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Livestock Investigation Training for county and state officials returns to Asbury University March 14-16, 2012. Developed by the Kentucky Horse Council (KHC) in partnership with the Kentucky Cattlemen’s Association (KCA) with input from experienced enforcement officers, veterinarians, and livestock producers, the three day course is tailored to the needs of the Commonwealth.

Throughout the Level I training, attendees learn how to handle horses and cattle, access body condition score in both species, identify situations that need intervention, and apply Kentucky statutes to animal cases. Attendees practice handling and evaluating live horses and cattle as well as examining Kentucky statutes and enforcement procedures.

"We are thrilled to continue to offer Livestock Investigation Training with the same Law Enforcement Council approved curriculum and instructors that we’ve had since October 2008. Our partnership with the Kentucky Cattlemen’s Association and Asbury University further ensures that officials receive the most complete livestock experience possible," explained Anna Zinkhon, KHC Board President. "This training provides officials with the rudimentary knowledge they need to both investigate neglect and abuse cases and work with local resources to manage livestock running at large and other incidents."

Conducted with support from Asbury University, guest instruction will be provided by experts in Kentucky animal abuse statutes and faculty from Asbury University

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