Mental Health First Aid

Do you want to gain easy-to-use evidence-based tools and increase your confidence in and ability to deal with mental health situations in your work as an animal care and control professional?

Click below for resources relevant to the CA wildfire.

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National Animal Care and Control Association

Setting the standard of professionalism in animal welfare & public safety through training, networking, and advocacy.

Certifications

ACO I & II

Designed for the busy working professional, each lesson is divided into bite sized “topics” that can be completed in 10-20 minutes each. Every week you’ll receive access to the next lesson in the course’s series. Now includes 25 hours of training

NACA ACO II Certification Online Course – Updated With New Content!

ANIMAL CARE AND CONTROL FOR THE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER

UNDERSTANDING “THE LINK”
When animals are being hurt, crimes against people are usually not far behind.

SEEING THE SIGNS
Know the “clues” that could lead to other animal-crime related convictions

INVEST IN YOUR CAREER
Animal victims can’t testify, but you can still gather the right evidence to win your case.

Introducing the groundbreaking
Animal Welfare Dispatcher Certification
from NACA!

Elevate your skills and expertise with over 5 hours of specialized training tailored specifically to the unique demands of animal welfare dispatching.

Our comprehensive program is designed to empower you to provide top-notch service to your community while prioritizing officer safety.

The NACA-offered MHFA
certification course consists of:

2 hours of virtual self-paced content.

6 hours of virtual instructor*-led training via Zoom (includes a 30 min lunch and two 15 min breaks)
1 hour of post-Zoom self-paced content.

Upon completion of the MHFA certification course, you will be nationally certified in MHFA! Qualifies for 10 NACA CEU

NACA Magazine

“Animal Care & Control Today”

Recent ACO Grads


T. Schneider
J. Cano
A. Knoblich
J. Roy
J. Guarino
J. Helton
J. Slenker
M. Kershaw
A. Crabtree
B. Bridges
B. Madison
B. Miller
T. Rhoades
S. Smith
R. Wilson
J. Paton
D. Achuff
B. Austin
H. Hubbard
R. Archer
D. Flanery
A. Kramer
J. Hill
P. Sena
M. Moreno
T. Phelan
J. Cavalier
E. Beck
A. Paulson
S. Otte
S. Kiser
B. Long
A. Teague
J. Mortez
E. Cone
J. Gorham
T. Emery
L. Nielsen
B. Hall
C. Holder
A. Hurst
F. Olson
C. Goulet
R. Brown
C. Donald
R. Legus
J. Fultz
D. Radziewicz
S. Trasavage
S. Lee
A. Black
T. Estes
C. Lombardo
E. Delbridge
S. Carpenter
R. Rogers
K. Hardin
J. Clark
K. Kuh
E. Kattner
K. Newbanks
S. Goans
A. Malinowski
K. Bewley
K. Black
A. Dowdy
B. Killman
J. Schroetter
M. Glowacz
L. Flamion
D. Marchant
A. Castaneda
L. English
M. Orr
B. Dege
B. Anthony
M. Hernandez
D. Wesolek
K. Dennis
A. Oguisten
R. Ellis
V. Galvan
A. Herron
M. Harlan
S. Simoes
J. Owen
R. Johnston
E. Sorensen
S. Muriello
A. Roemer
R. Barrera
K. Wadkins
M. Schmeling
K. Besecker
L. Widder
S. Karr
V. Palmer
B. Miller
D. Cartwright
J. Lee
L. Wingard
N. Heise
J. Cotnam
M. Collins
I. Cunningham
M. Meijer
J. Caldwell
M. Tapper
S. Schmidt
K. Peterson
A. Vargas
K. Ware
M. Linderman
A. Cox
L. Garnica
H. Tucker
D. Linn
K. Kozikowski
E. Williams
E. McConnell

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NACA Blog

Congratulations to the NACA 2021 Award Recipients!

The National Animal Care & Control Association has been presenting national awards since 1988 at the annual training conference. The men and women who dedicate their lives to preserving the human/animal bond by insisting upon responsible pet ownership deserve to...

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2021 NACA Board of Director’s Election Results

NACA would like to welcome Tre’ Law, Alexis Pugh, Michele Shiber, Daniel Achuff, and Mike Wheeler as the newly elected members of the Board of Directors. Thank you to those who ran and those who voted in this years election. View the current Board of Directors

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About Us

 Vision

NACA envisions a world in which all animal care and control professionals are respected as essential public servants and receive consistent support, resources and training allowing them to effectively and compassionately achieve the highest quality of life for the animals and citizens in the community they serve.

Mission

The National Animal Care & Control Association is committed to setting the standard of professionalism in animal welfare and
public safety through training, networking, and advocacy.

Values

The organizational values of National Animal Care & Control Association are:

professionalism

dedication

leadership

integrity

innovation

diversity

accessibility

compassion

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NACA is dedicated to your Professional Development. By joining NACA you’ll have access to the best training opportunities. You can also connect with fellow NACA members! In our member’s only site you can post your profile, collaborate together on projects, share your ideas & expertise with others.

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