Animal Rescue Foundation
Patrick Cogo, M.S., possesses extensive experience in animal welfare and behavior across various roles, including internships and positions at organizations such as San Francisco Zoo & Gardens, Animal Rescue Foundation, and Oakland Zoo. As an Animal Wellness and Behavior Research Intern at the San Francisco Zoo, Patrick utilized expertise in animal behavior to enhance welfare initiatives. Previous roles include analyzing the impacts of environmental factors on animal behavior at Oakland Zoo and providing compassionate care as an Animal Care Specialist. Educational qualifications consist of a Master of Science in Animal Biology and a Bachelor of Science in Animal Sciences from the University of California, Davis, alongside an Associate’s Degree from Diablo Valley College.
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Animal Rescue Foundation
ARF is a national leader in the animal welfare industry co-founded by Elaine and Tony La Russa in 1991. Headquartered in Walnut Creek, California, the nonprofit receives no government funding and is an accredited four-star charity for eleven consecutive years. ARF’s core mission is the rescue of dogs and cats who have run out of time at public shelters, giving them a chance at life until a new home can be found. ARF couples this focus with innovative programs strengthening the human-animal bond for children, seniors, veterans, and people in disadvantaged circumstances. Through ARF, people experience the unconditional love and acceptance of dogs and cats to fulfill a mission of People Rescuing Animals…Animals Rescuing People® Core Values: Open, Driven, Educator's Spirit Strategic Anchors: Save lives, Inspire learning, Connect hearts