Success Cases

Animal Care

Context

Development of technical, administrative and management services for an animal reintegration program in a fauna shelter located in the region of Brumadinho, Minas Gerais, Brazil.

Methodology

The services in question consist of the development of activities for the reception, treatment and shelter of hundreds of domestic and wild animals in a specific structure, operating 24 hours a day. These services include the necropsy of animals from the fauna shelter or brought from other rescue fronts.

They also include the promotion of welfare and environmental enrichment for the animal with a view to the reintegration of each of the rescued animals, in addition to the management of the adoption process based on specific protocols and other activities.

Results

Clam's team was able to provide efficient demand management for the client, resulting in cost reduction and achievement of goals for disease and injury prevention and treatment, pain and stress prevention and relief, immunization, provision of appropriate food, and other conditions tailored to the animals' needs.

Status

In progress

Year

2019

Category

Environment

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