AACA CARES
Training Headquarters
Animal Control Academy Registration
Classes are
January 24-28,2022
Registration Fees
Registration Fee: $300.00/ Day Rate $75
Animal Control Academy Registration
Classes are
January 24-28,2022
Registration Fees
Registration Fee: $300.00/ Day Rate $75
Alabama Animal Control Association Training Headquarters
(Section 3-1-16)
Alabama Animal Control Association
About Us
What is Alabama Animal Control Association?
The mission of the Alabama Animal Control Association (AACA) is to ensure that training is made available for all animal control officers and humane officers, throughout the state and work with local and state officials to enact new animal related laws.
GOALS OF AACA
• To educate and train animal control and humane officers
• Develop rigorous penalties for offenders
• To develop programs with special emphasis on responsible pet ownership
• To act as advocates for those unable to speak for themselves
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Alabama Animal Control Association on FacebookAACA ASP Certification Class December 14, 2022 AACA ASP Certification ClassDecember 14, 2022 Please visit www.aacacares.net to register & pay on Paypal. January 24,2022 Registration / Meet & Greet Greetings from the AACA Board Alabama State Law Mock Trial January 25, 2022 Animal Control Equipment Alabama Wildlife Southeastern Raptor Center tour AACA Board Meeting January 26-28,2022 Animal Control Academy Training Canine Confrontations Dangerous Animal Investigation Animal Cruelty Investigations Basic Anatomy of Taskforce Final Exam 2555 Hilton Garden, Auburn Al 36830 (334) 502-3500 Rate: 99.00 + tax Location: The Lee County Sheriff’s Office .1900 Frederick Rd, Opelika, AL 36803 Mention AACA when registering for the lower rate on rooms. Register by January 1, 2022 to ensure Rate |
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1020 Mixon Ave,
Bay Minette, AL 36507
251-574-3860
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Robert Davis
Gina Jones
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The owner of each domestic dog or cat shall have the animal vaccinated against rabies by four months of. The animal must receive a booster within the twelve-month interval following initial vaccination. Every domestic dog or cat must be re-vaccinated against rabies at a minimum of at least once every three years with a rabies vaccine licensed by the United States Department of Agriculture. The vaccine must be administered by a state licensed vet and according to label recommendations. Official rabies vaccination certificates shall be issued by the vaccinating veterinarian.
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