TIME IS UP: MY LIBRARY MUST GO

Category: Zoonotic disease

We Like Numbers, But We Don’t Always Need ’em to See There’s a Problem

  Posted on by PAZ

  Leave a Comment

We accompanied ARBA, a Limeño humane organization, on a spay/neuter campaign in Picapiedras, Manchay. Two things are clear. These people love their pets, and they don’t have many resources to control the population. Advertisements

Read More

 Category: Spay/Neuter Clinic, Zoonotic disease      Tags: , , , , , , ,

Our COO has just returned from Peru, after helping 1,330 people with epilepsy.

  Posted on by PAZ

  Leave a Comment

This is our first trip to South America, and we are formalizing the relationships that we have already forged. One of our initial challenges was finding a partner organization with whom we could establish a long-term collaboration.  While at first…

Read More

 Category: Cysticercosis, News, Zoonotic disease      Tags: , , , , , ,

PAZ Ready to Conduct 1st Ever Dog Census in a Pueblo Joven (shanty town)

  Posted on by PAZ

  Leave a Comment

This is a  typical picture of a street dog’s life in a Peruvian town. You see this scene not only in pueblos jovenes, but also on the streets in cities and villages. When I first went to Peru, I asked…

Read More

 Category: Public Policy, Spay/Neuter Clinic, Zoonotic disease      Tags: , , , , , , , ,

PAZ Forges Ahead In Emerging Disease Research: Looking for Zoonoses in Domestic Dogs in Peru

  Posted on by PAZ

  2 Comments

The Public Library of Science (PLoS) is a group of online peer-reviewed scientific journals, has just published a paper in which our CEO, Richard Lerner, was a co-author. While looking for Ehrlichia canis, a tick-borne disease of dogs that we also see…

Read More

 Category: Zoonotic disease      Tags: , , , , , ,

Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Join 531 other followers