Volume 30 Issue 2

Articles: 19

	Title	Author	Peer-reviewed
	Foreword	Mark Schipp	No
	Exercise Odysseus: the national livestock standstill exercise program	Tony Callan	No
	A state plan for animal welfare in emergencies: Victoria's experience in developing and implementing a state animal welfare emergency plan	Cathy Pawsey	No
	Dealing with livestock affected by the 2014 bushfires in South Australia: decision-making and recovery	Dr Jeremy Rogers, Trent Scholz, Amelia Gillen	Yes
	The preparedness and evacuation behaviour of pet owners in emergencies and natural disasters	Dr Melanie Taylor, Erin Lynch, Dr Penelope Burns, Greg Eustace	Yes
	Does emotional closeness to pets motivate their inclusion in bushfire survival plans? Implications for emergency communicators	Joshua Trigg, Dr Bradley Smith, Dr Kirrilly Thompson	Yes
	The challenges of managing animals and their owners in disasters: perspectives of Australian response organisations and stakeholders	Dr Melanie Taylor, Megan McCarthy, Dr Penelope Burns, Dr Kirrilly Thompson, Dr Bradley Smith, Greg Eustace	Yes
	Risk perception, preparedness and response of livestock producers to bushfires: a South Australian case study	Dr Bradley Smith, Dr Melanie Taylor, Dr Kirrilly Thompson	Yes
	For pet's sake, save yourself! Motivating emergency and disaster preparedness through relations of animal guardianship	Dr Kirrilly Thompson	Yes
	Safeguarding children from animals in emergencies	Susan Davie	No
	Achieving a global goal for the protection of animals in disasters: India's potential impact	Dr Wayne Ricketts	No
	Helping hands, hurting hooves: towards a multidisciplinary paradigm of large animal rescue	Dr Kirrilly Thompson, MaryAnne Leighton, Professor Chris Riley	Yes
	When humans and other animals connect: disaster narratives of fear, hope and change	Dian Fowles	No
	REPORT: Animal attachment and disaster resilience in vulnerable communities	Jacqueline Mills	No
	People and their animals in emergencies: snapshots from past emergency events	Dr Rachel Wescott	No
	National Planning Principles for Animals in Disasters	World Animal Protection	No
	EM Online: Do you have a plan to protect your pet when disaster strikes?	AEMI	No
	The Australian Emergency Management Knowledge Hub	AEMI	No
	Australian Emergency Management Handbooks	AEMI	No