UAM Conference Proceedings - Melbourne 1995
- Prologue - Dr Michael Banyard, UAM Convenor
- The benefits of living in the company of animals - Dr Edward Donelan, Victoria
- Problems: a council perspective - Fred Pallas, Neighbourhood Support Services
- Health benefits of pets: results from the Australian People and Pets survey - Bruce Headey, The Centre for Public Policy
- RSPCA (Vic) animal handling facilities - Peter Brown, Animal Welfare
- Holding facilities - Graeme Smith, The Lost Dog's Home
- Management of unowned cat colonies - Carole Webb, Cat Protection Society of Victoria
- Pet PEP: the pets and people education program - Lyndy Scott, Australian Veterinary Association
- Ranger training in Western Australia - Graeme Raine, City of Nedlands
- Accredited training for animal management staff - Gaille Perry, Brisbane Institute of TAFE
- Theft by finding - Frank Burke, Animal Protection and Welfare Leagues of Queensland Inc
- The principles of canine good citizens and puppy preschool - Kersti Seksel, Seaforth Veterinary Hospital
- Options for animal identification systems - Warwick Prowse, New South Wales
- Guidelines for designing and managing public open space - Virginia Jackson, Harlock Jackson Pty Ltd
- Evaluating outcomes - what should we measure? - Chris Liversage, City of Stirling
- Stirling City Council - an integrated system - Chris Liversage, City of Stirling
- Regulatory compliance - exploring its limitations - Virginia Jackson, Harlock Jackson Pty Ltd
- Providing animal control services to councils - Andrew Katers, Municipal Services Pty Ltd
- Victoria cat legislation - Peter Penson, Department of Agriculture, Energy and Minerals
- Cat legislation in South Australia - Deborah Kelly, Bureau of Animal Welfare
- The provision of animal services to councils by veterinarians in practice - Ross Perry, Homebush Animal Hospital