SpayVac for Wildlife Inc. pZP vaccine is not yet EPA approved.
SpayVac® is a humane, non-lethal, single-dose innovation used for overabundant, mammalian wildlife. pzp vaccine.
Not yet approved in USA by EPA
The Anthropocene is proposed as the current epoch, which is “viewed as the period during which human activity has been the dominant influence on climate and the environment”. Many wildlife species, even if they are considered endangered, are overabundant in the ever-shrinking habitat ranges they occupy. SpayVac pzp vaccine is an effective tool to manage overpopulation.
Overabundant species, even native ones, can reduce biodiversity by monopolizing resources, spreading infectious diseases, and changing species composition or relative abundance. pzp vaccine spayvac
You can get a general overview of SpayVac by downloading this brochure.
January 23, 2020 SFW Inc.has released its 2019 annual review and 2020 outlook. You can read all about it here" https://spayvac.com/f/2019-a-year-of-progress-for-spayvac-pzp-vaccine
October 28, 2019 (Fitchburg, WI) At the end of May 2019, delegates from over 90 different organizations convened in Reno NV for the Free-Roaming Equids and Ecosystem Sustainability Summit. Mark Fraker and Dr. Ursula Bechert participated and gave a presentation on behalf of SpayVac-for-Wildlife, Inc. Following the Summit, the Free-Roaming Equid and Ecosystem Sustainability Network (FREES) was formed to engage diverse stakeholder groups in meaningful dialogue as they work together to realize a common goal of “healthy herds on healthy rangelands.” Three working groups are currently focused on population management, rangeland conditions, and outreach and communication. Dr. Bechert has been participating in the population management as well as outreach and communication working groups. A website is being developed for FREES – more to come!
October 25, 2019 (Fitchburg, WI): SpayVac for Wildlife has been selected to participate in the Wisconsin Early Stage Symposium in Madison, WI on November 6th and 7th. SpayVac for Wildlife will give a five-minute presentation at 10:45 AM on the 6th and be participating in meetings with potential investors. SpayVac for Wildlife's lead product is a fertility control that uses a patented technology that uniquely confers long-term infertility with a single dose. For more information on the Wisconsin Early Stage Symposium you can visit the Wisconsin Technology Council's website: https://wisconsintechnologycouncil.com/early-stage-symposium/
August 8, 2019 (Fitchburg, WI): SpayVac for Wildlife Inc. is proud to announce our latest steps toward launch of our lead product-- the brand name is SpayVac. We have recently invested in, and acquired, higher throughput equipment that allows us to manufacture nanoparticles that encapsulate our active ingredients at a much higher scale. Currently we are in the process of making batches to supply customers who will purchase SpayVac to treat Macaques (monkeys), Feral Horses, and Deer this Fall to get ahead of breeding seasons. In addition, Dr. David Kroeger, Head of Immunology, is developing key quantitative and qualitative methods required for EPA approval this year.
May 30, 2019. Fitchburg, WI. SpayVac for Wildlife Inc co-founder, Dr. Ursula Bechert, DVM, PhD, will be giving a talk on SpayVac use at the International Urban Wildlife Conference in Portland, OR. Her presentation is scheduled for June 4, 2019. Dr. Bechert has extensive experience participating in field trials and doing research on SpayVac in horses and elephants. http://urban-wildlife.org/events.html
May 18, 2019 Mark Fraker and Ursula Bechert recently gave a presentation at a Wild Horse Management Conference in Reno, NV, where delegates from more than 90 organizations gathered to discuss possible solutions to the overpopulation problem. SpayVac has effectively prevented pregnancies in mares for 4+ years with a single injection, making it a front-runner in the race for effective immunocontraception. Read more about the conference: https://thisisreno.com/2019/05/advocates-scientists-solutions-needed-now-for-wild-horse-management/?mc_cid=29b03e5b0c&mc_eid=a04ec9b8c1 pzp vaccine
The only pZP vaccine to show 5 years with a single-dose is SpayVac®. Trials in both white-tail deer and fallow deer.
SpayVac® has been tested in several invasive or overabundant mammalian wildlife species. pzp vaccine
SpayVac® has been tested in three trials in horses demonstrating reduced fertility rates over a 2-5 year time frame with a single dose.
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