No DescriptionLouisiana State Animal Response Team

LSART
8550 United Plaza Blvd
Suite 1001
Baton Rouge, LA 70809
1-800-524-2996

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LSART
LOUISIANA STATE ANIMAL RESPONSE TEAM

page last updated
March 16, 2010

Upcoming Events:
LSART Strike Team Training
April 26 - May 1, 2010
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Sponsored by: LSART, International Fund for Animal Welfare
and LSU SVM Equine Health Studies Program 

Six day intensive "boot camp" field training course for animal control officers, veterinarains, technicians and LSART members. Must come self-sufficient with transportation and supplies for camping. For more information, please click here. To register, download the registration form, complete, and return form with payment.

 

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Volunteer Information:

LSART needs YOU!
Please consider becoming an LSART Volunteer.  For details and a form, see our
Volunteers Page.

LSART is an all-volunteer organization, affliated with the Louisiana Veterinary Medical Association.  We have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to partner with the Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry to provide assistance and leadership in animal-related disasters at the Parish level and at the state level ESF-11.  Our mission is planning for and response to animals in emergencies.





 

Manuals/Forms:

 

Donations:

Please download the form "Disaster Relief Contribution Form" and submit to the LVMA/WJE Foundation office. 
LVMA/WJE Foundation
8550 United Plaza Boulevard, Suite 1001
Baton Rouge, LA 70809
(225) 928-5862
(225) 408-4422 (fax)
office@lvma.org




LSART and the citizens of Louisiana want to extend a big thank you to our partners:
ASPCA, AMERICAN HUMANE, NOAH'S WISH, HSUS, IFAW, CODE 3 ASSOCIATES, UAN/EARS, NACA AND SAWA AND The LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS

For more information about these partners' roles and progress with re-unification,
please see our
News page.


LSART reminds Animal Owners and Animal Facility Owners 
that they must take responsibility for preparing to evacuate 
or care for the animals in their care in event of an emergency.
Please see our animal owners page for tips on getting prepared!

 

  



 

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