Hey SEAALAS Technicians!

How many of you are on social media? Find SEAALAS on Facebook, Southeaster Branch of AALAS!!! You can also take a look at these other social media pages supporting biomedical research and the welfare of the animals we love.

Homes for Animal Heroes (HAH) is a national program dedicated to rehoming retired research animals, mainly dogs, and sharing the facts about the critical role animals in research play in curing disease. HAH is building a network of dog experts that can effectively work with research institutions to rehome retired research dogs in every state across the country, one location at a time. Our goal is to permanently rehome these animal heroes into loving homes through a comprehensive foster-based program.

Vivarium Operational Excellence Network (VOEN) is a global team of animal health professionals committed to promoting employee engagement, fostering collaboration and idea exchange. 

Understanding Animal Research This page regularly shares a weekly roundup of animal based research results called “This week in animal research” The features have pictures and link to the Understanding Animal Research page that links to each of the six studies featured. It’s easy to share these to your own feed to help your FB friends know what discoveries animal research has lead to.

The Foundation for Biomedical Research This is the Facebook page for the well known advocacy group. They regularly share items related to animal research that can help keep you in the know about what’s happening in biomedical research.

P.S. The bresearch.org page has quick share buttons on every feature, allowing you to share their features to any of your various social media platforms!  

AALAS Our parent organization is on Facebook! Their page feed has news about deadlines and changes going on at AALAS and occasional features on services and products AALAS offers.

The AALAS Foundation is very active on Facebook, hosting part of the Share that you Care campaign on Facebook and regularly posting updates on ways to work on outreach.