Relatório de estágio curricular supervisionado em medicina veterinária – área de animais silvestres

Abstract

In the Mata Ciliar Association, the Wild Animal Rehabilitation Center (CRAS) sector is divided into five, they are: Clinic and Surgery, Nutrition and Puppies, Rescue, Rehabilitation and Release, Felines and Environmental Education, in these sectors the intern has the opportunity to perform veterinary procedures such as collection of biological material, physical examination, surgical follow-up, medication administration, animal containment, and is placed to monitor monitored visits to the Environmental Education sector. In addition to development of activities in these departments, the intern is also taken to briefly know the administrative part of the Association, with regard to attendance to the public and registration of animals. In the present work, besides the description routine activities carried out by the interns, also contains the main activities developed in each of these sectors. In the Clinic department, a case of air sac rupture in Passeriformis and, in Surgery, it is described how a reconstruction of Ramphastideo rinoteca. In Nutrition and Puppies a disorder is described metabolism in Puma concolor, as well as the seizure of two hundred young Amazon aestiva. In Rescue Rehabilitation and Release, the work done by me of release of a family consisting of five howler monkeys (Alouata guariba) whose objective was analyze individual behavior, collective interactions and identify gang attitudes. At group observations started with the animals in captivity from the 2nd of September 2015, the release occurred on September 17, 2015 and the observations ended September 22, 2015. In the Felinos department, the behavioral conditioning of a P. concolor, and Environmental Education is reported how monitored visits are made to schools and the general public. And finally, in the Administration, the entire procedure for receiving the animals and their registration in the Integrated Wildlife Management System (GEFAU). The work here presented had the guidance of Prof. Dr. Tiago Gallina Corrêa, and supervision of Fauna Coordinator Dr. M.V. Cristina Harumi Adania. The workload performed was eight hours a day starting the internship activities on August 10, 2015 and had closing on November 20, 2015, thus totaling 600 hours of internship.