Planning for NAIA’s Annual 2025 Conference – We Want Your Input!
By: Patti Strand Date: 12/17/2024 Category: | NAIA Conferences | NAIA Events |
Every year NAIA’s conferences tackle numerous complex and contentious animal issues – and we earn rave reviews while doing so. Our presentations, panels, and workshops are led by world-renowned animal experts who strive to inspire and empower, helping conference attendees make a difference within their communities, careers, and hobbies.
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Dallas, Texas: site of the 2024 NAIA Conference.We have been on the leading edge of exploring tough questions and seeking novel solutions to animal problems. Many ideas that are now fairly mainstream – pet overpopulation vs. retention issues, dog importation, toxoplasmosis, the dark side of early spaying and neutering – saw their earliest light at our conferences, and we continue to fearlessly tackle new issues as they arise.
In 2025, we would love for you to attend our annual conference… and before we plan it, we also want your input!
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Washington, DC: site of the 2017 NAIA Conference.Travel is expensive and can be difficult to plan – especially for people whose lives revolve around caring for animals. There may also be major events occurring – dog shows, reptile expos, animal career days, rodeos, and countless other commitments – that make it difficult for our supporters to attend. So for 2025, why don’t you tell us where and when you’d like the annual conference to take place, and sell us on why your idea is the best!
Write us at naia@naiaonline.org, discuss it online, and let’s have some fun hashing this out!
About The Author
Patti is a recognized expert and consultant on contemporary animal issues, most notably responsible dog ownership and the animal rights movement. She often appears on radio and television and her articles on canine issues, animal welfare, public policy and animal rights have appeared in major US news publications and in trade, professional and scientific journals. Patti and her…
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