KERLLOS ATTA-ALLA · ANIMAL HEALTH PROFESSIONAL

Connecting clinical care, research, and policy to advance animal welfare.

I am an animal health professional with training in animal husbandry and a master’s degree in Veterinary Medical Sciences with a concentration in Shelter Medicine. My focus is animal welfare, population health, policy, conservation science, companion and exotic animal care, and exotic animal advocacy.

Areas of focus

Clinical & population care

Clinical animal care, shelter medicine, infectious disease control, and population health.

Welfare & behavior

Animal welfare assessment, behavior observation, exotic animal advocacy, and conservation science.

Research & policy

Evidence review, regulatory analysis, and practical policy guidance for animal-care and wildlife organizations.

Selected work

Projects in shelter medicine, infectious disease, reptile welfare, community outreach, and public policy.

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FEATURED CAPSTONE PROJECT

Disposition Constraints and Welfare Risk for Invasive Reptiles in Florida

Disposition Constraints and Welfare Risk for Invasive Reptiles in Florida

Research on how Florida regulations shape the care and outcomes of invasive reptiles, with practical recommendations for legal, veterinary, and regulatory bodies.

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Kerllos Atta-Alla · Animal health, welfare, research, and policy