[Kris L. Christine]

Pet owners have a rare opportunity to attend a seminar with presentations by two of the world's leading veterinary vaccine research scientists: Dr. W. Jean Dodds of Hemopet and Dr. Ronald Schultz of the University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine.

Drs. Dodds and Schultz will be speaking at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, NJ on March 14, 2009 and registration will remain open until March 1st. More information is below.


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2009 NE Rabies Challenge Fund Seminar & Benefit |

Dr. Ronald D. Schultz will be presenting:
"What Every Dog Owner Should Know About Canine Vaccines and Vaccination Programs"

Dr. W. Jean Dodds will be presenting:
“Clinical Approaches to Managing and Treating Adverse Vaccine Reactions”

When: March 14, 2009

Where: Trayes Hall, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ

Time: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Cost: $100/person (before Dec. 31); $115/person (after Dec. 31)

Continuing Education Credits: The 2009 NE Rabies Challenge Fund Seminar & Benefit has been approved for 6 Continuing Education (CE) Credits by the NJ Veterinary Medical Association (NJVMA). Certificates will be provided at participant's request.

*Registration closes March 1, 2009*

For more information on the seminar, please visit the website 2009 NE Rabies Challenge Fund Seminar & Benefit | or e-mail event organizer, Judy Schor at pupster28@comcast.net .

[CorkyMax]

Originally Posted by Kris L. Christine

Pet owners have a rare opportunity to attend a seminar with presentations by two of the world's leading veterinary vaccine research scientists: Dr. W. Jean Dodds of Hemopet and Dr. Ronald Schultz of the University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine.

Drs. Dodds and Schultz will be speaking at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, NJ on March 14, 2009 and registration will remain open until March 1st. More information is below.


PERMISSION IS GRANTED TO CROSS-POST

2009 NE Rabies Challenge Fund Seminar & Benefit |

Dr. Ronald D. Schultz will be presenting:
"What Every Dog Owner Should Know About Canine Vaccines and Vaccination Programs"

Dr. W. Jean Dodds will be presenting:
“Clinical Approaches to Managing and Treating Adverse Vaccine Reactions”

When: March 14, 2009

Where: Trayes Hall, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ

Time: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Cost: $100/person (before Dec. 31); $115/person (after Dec. 31)

Continuing Education Credits: The 2009 NE Rabies Challenge Fund Seminar & Benefit has been approved for 6 Continuing Education (CE) Credits by the NJ Veterinary Medical Association (NJVMA). Certificates will be provided at participant's request.

*Registration closes March 1, 2009*

For more information on the seminar, please visit the website 2009 NE Rabies Challenge Fund Seminar & Benefit | or e-mail event organizer, Judy Schor at pupster28@comcast.net .

I sure wish I could attend this!!!--but I will say I am so very glad this is happening and hope a lot of people can attend. I just wish (on a personal note) THE D_ _N LAW could be changed before my Corky has to get his 5th Rabies shot (before Apr. 1st)--I will feel like as the needle is going in that it is a dose of poison--and is sending him to his death sooner then should be!!

I wish someone could reach President Obama---When his 2 girls and he and his wife get a dog and hopefully get attached to it as much as we are to ours --maybe he could put a stop to this and ban the da_n law!! Hopefully his hands wouldn't be tied so to speak--big can of worms--lot of power and greed to 'hurdle' and I know he has a lot to deal with right now but d_ _n it-if you feel like I do----I think of these dogs the same as if they were my children--and I just can't stand it!!

Not that this will change this da_ n poison from doing it's dirty work, but I read some where recently that it is better to give this shot in a certain spot rather than the usual spot and for the life of me I can't remember what I need to know here and soon (before the end of March). Does anybody here know what I need to know---where to give this shot---I'm thinking in the leg over the back of the neck but I'm not really sure! HELP PLEASE

[Kris L. Christine]

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NJ Vaccine Seminar LIVE WEBSTREAM this SATURDAY

Saturday, March 14, 2009 at 2:00 PM Eastern Standard Time

The 2009 Northeast Rabies Challenge Fund Seminar will be held March 14, 2009 at Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ.
You can see Dr. Dodds speak live over the Internet

To attend this seminar via this live video stream visit the site to sign up:SIGN UP HERE:
Northeast Rabies Challenge Fund Live Stream | HyCaliber Video

It will be limited to 300 online virtual attendees.

Cost is $55.00

2:00 PM - 3:30 PM Dr. W. Jean Dodds - "Clinical Approaches to Managing and
Treating Adverse Vaccine Reactions"

3:30 PM - 3:50 PM BREAK

3:50 PM - 4:55 PM Moderated** Question and Answer Session

Corky I cant read puzzles LOL what shot? Rabies? If so they say the leg as its linked to cancer is the better place. I am so sad too that I have to subject my beloved babies to it all.

I wish I could have went also.........Catherine Driscoll is another vaccine bandwagoner-

[CorkyMax]

Originally Posted by 4paws-up

Corky I cant read puzzles LOL what shot? Rabies? If so they say the leg as its linked to cancer is the better place. I am so sad too that I have to subject my beloved babies to it all.

I wish I could have went also.........Catherine Driscoll is another vaccine bandwagoner-

Yes, it's that rabies shot and I had to take Max in to vet today to get toenails trimmed. While there I asked about the leg as the best place for the Rabies shot and of course the vet didn't see where it mattered (figures!) And I had also stated that I knew it was better for cats (in the leg) and he did admit that cats do tend to get tumors at the injection site--neck area. Anyway tomorrow Corky gets his 5th rabies shot---taking a book to read as I'm going to sit there at least an hour after the shot is given just to make sure he doesn't have an immediate reaction--never has before but who knows---he is 11 (in Jun) and the immune system is not what it once was and like I said this is the 5th time now. Actually I'm more worried about what the shot can do to him later. And of course if he ends up getting cancer or a bad liver a ways down the road--the vet can say it's old age and the rabies shot had nothing to do with it!! I've been worrying about this for a long time --I was going to say won't have to worry after tomorrow but doesn't really apply, as I'll be worrying about it for the rest of his life! I've got 3 yrs. to try and stop the 6th one---titer testing--but right now I think it wouldn't do any good--even if the titer test(and she said it cost about $80.00) and I'm thinking you'd have to get it every year!---I think the law here is that you have to get the shot no matter what titer test shows! And guess what --Max is due for his 5th shot this year too---actually in a couple months but he has his dog license for this year and I won't be getting that poisonous shot until next year at this time--just before his dog license is due again!!! If
I get caught before then---guess I will be paying a fine.:cry: