NACA 2019 Photo Contest Results
January – August, 2019
Congratulations to the Photo Contest Winners! And thank you to everyone that participated!
Second Place Winner – Campbell County Sheriff’s Office
Cat stuck in between fan and radiator in 1 ton truck
City of Sacramento
This is Officer Frisch assisting Fish and Wildlife with a Mountain Lion release
Woodford Co. Animal Control
Our officers not only work in the field, but we also believe education our youth in the community helps with our future of animal control. In this picture, Officer Cecil and Noelle are out teaching at one of our local schools about dog safety and care.
Washoe County Regional Animal Services
Burlington Animal Services
ACO Erik Hendrix and Nick Tempesta
Tulsa Animal Welfare, Tulsa Oklahoma
Tulsa Animal Welfare, Tulsa Oklahoma
Tulsa Animal Welfare, Tulsa Oklahoma
Susan, Dawn, Jeff, Sherry – Handing out Leashes
City of Unadilla
Orange County Clinic
Orange County Clinic
Orange County clinic and field officers managing temporary shelter of 70 cats from an Orange County home. Temporary offsite shelter was created after some cats tested postivite for FELV. The isolation procedure allowed all animals to be brougth into the shelter without risk of euthanasia for medical reasons.
Orange County
Orange County Clinic
Orange County Clinic
Orange County clinic and field officers managing temporary shelter of 70 cats from an Orange County home. Temporary offsite shelter was created after some cats tested postivite for FELV. The isolation procedure allowed all animals to be brougth into the shelter without risk of euthanasia for medical reasons.
Orange County Clinic
2019 Photo Contest 3rd Place Winner
Lexington County Animal Services March 2019
Peoria (AZ) Police Department Animal Control
This is a photo of a service dog that was reunited with its owner after 5 years due to the amazing work of ACO Megan Smith & ACO Brittany Madison (in picture)
Newton County Animal Control
Living Treasures Wild Animal Park
Animal Welfare League of Arlington/ Arlington County Animal Control
Officer Brenys White at Carlin Springs Career Fair
Saint Clair County Animal Control
Port Orange Animal Control
Port Orange Animal Control
Boone County Indiana Sheriff’s Office
Pictured is Deputy Doug Sanford of the Hamilton County Indiana Sheriff’s Office
Suffield Police Department
Brownwood Animal Control
Animal Control/8 police dept.
City of Auburn Animal Control
Care Veterinary Clinic (Singapore)
(Sniping Shot) Chemical Immobilization for Trap Neuter Release Program In Jurong Island Singapore
Volusia County Animal Services
Release of an eagle
2019 Photo Contest 1st Place Winner
Volusia County Animal Services Officer Toni Moriarty July 2019
Kenton County Animal Control
Zack Dressman and “ River”
Volusia County Animal Services
Officer Raulerson rescuing and comforting an injured baby Osprey.
Louisa County Sheriff’s Office
Chief of Animal Control – Baby raccoon was found in the middle of the road. Uninjured but without a mom. He was taken to a local rehabber and was released when old enough.
Detroit Animal Care and Control
I am the “Catvocate” of Detroit Animal Care and Control – Sarah Burdick
Oklahoma City Animal Welfare
Oklahoma City Animal Welfare
Metro Animal Services/Casper Police Department
Metro Animal Services/Casper Police Department
Metro Animal Services/Casper Police Department
A couple of my unique calls. The Badger was the coolest with a shop full of guys that kept backing away as I walked him out!
Metro Animal Services/Casper Police Department
She was so little and this is where she felt safest, so we roll with it!
Aurora
Dog left behind when owners moved out. Spent a few days sleeping on the sofa that was also left behind in the yard. Was so happy to see pelple.
Montclair Township
Officer Michele Shiber – this little guy was in the wrong place at the wrong time, he was removed from resident’s basement and relocated to a more suitable habitat!