Denae Wagner is a University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine graduate. She completed a Masters degree in Preventive Veterinary Medicine in 2001 and a residency in Food Animal Reproduction and Herd/Health in 2002, both at the University of California Davis. She has interests in many areas of population health including: shelter design and the effects of housing on shelter animal health, infectious disease prevention and control and shelter data management.
Current projects:
- The URI Project- 24 month research project recording feline upper respiratory disease rates in shelters and investigating the associated risks involving housing, management and environment.
- Shelter cat housing - recommendations for housing cats in shelters