Pets with MRSA superbug infection: MRSA in dogs cats animals

Welcome to Bella's story & Pets MRSA

Veterinary Nurse Training Online is a website sponsored by Pet Plan Charitable Trust. The site will seeks to help staff working in veterinary practice. VNTO is an interactive educational tool to help reduce risks of cross infection between humans and animals. VNTO is a division of the Bella Moss Foundation and the website can be accessed by all visitors. www.veterinarynursetrainingonline.org

If you are in need of urgent advice and support regarding your pets health please contact Jill Moss -07860 879079 (From the USA 01144 7860 879079). Otherwise email info@thebellamossfoundation.com and ask for our factsheets.

     Bella Louise Moss December 22nd 1993 - August 23rd 2004 Kennel Club Name – Priscilla Princess

This is a story of the unique relationship, Shared for 8 years by a human and a canine creature. This is the story of a dog that didn’t know how to die, how her life was ended unnecessarily following routine surgery. This story is a warning of how the simple act of chasing a squirrel can end one life and devastate another. But, most of all, this is a story of love and respect, and hope that though this partnership was tragically broken, it will be instrumental in ensuring that animals in this country can be protected from veterinary ignorance in the future. Bella was my companion, buddy and confidante; what happened to her: Shouldn’t happen to a dog. By Jill Moss

The Story of Bella - Video




Listen to audio interview with Jill Moss at Crufts:
http://tpbaudioserver.co.uk/crufts/2008/audio.html

The Bella Moss Foundation Charity

Link: The Bella Moss Foundation charity.

The Bella Moss Foundation is soon to be a registered charity. Its main aims are to:      

• Provide information and sources of advice to veterinary practices to allow them to improve infection control;
• Encourage Continuing Professional Development for the veterinary profession on infection control;
• Support and publicise research into MRSA superbug and other serious infections affecting companion animals such as dogs, cats, rabbits and horses etc;
• Provide support for pet owners whose pets have post-operative infections.
• To work towards the establishment of a veterinary clinic for the care of pets suffering from MRSA and other serious infections;

Find out more at the link above