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2009 summit for urban animal strategies

The Summit for Urban Animal Strategies is now complete. Get updates and results at our blog.

The Summit for Urban Animal Strategies is a gathering of Executive Thought Leaders from all four sectors of North America's Companion Animal Industry who advance the state of the art in urban animal strategies. Executive level delegates and world class speakers facilitate an intensive 42-hour working session and networking opportunity.

The 2009 Summit considered 'Urban Cats - Our Biggest Opportunity.' Discussion topics will include:

  • the 2009 North American Urban Animal Survey of Cats in Canada
  • case studies from major urban centres
  • updates from the world- wide research of the Cat genome
  • a review of the CATalyst program in the US
  • building a feline friendly community
  • contributions to the national companion animal discussion



“BSUAS speakers offer research and a much broader view of the topics we all deal with.  It puts our own local experience into context and delivers solid support for policy changes.”
~ David Leeb, Edmonton Animal Services

"Since its inception three years ago, and even in its predecessor events the Banff Summit has provided an opportunity for high level dialogue and professional development that was previously unheard of …  …the learnings from these events have allowed us to move forward in identifying best practices, understanding and analyzing underlying issues, and developing strategies.  The need for a “paradigm shift” in how we operate, interact, and collaborate was brought to the table by Larry Evans in one of our first national “CEO Summits”.The BSUAS is today’s forum for building on this foundation and grappling with the changes that are required to ensure our sustainability and success.”
~ Jim Sykes, President and CEO Hamilton/Burlington SPCA

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