by admin | Mar 2, 2019 | Webinars
Tue, Dec 3rd, 2019 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM ET
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Expand your wildlife live-capture and handling protocols. Discussion will include:
- Replacing the NEED to capture or handle wildlife;
- Ten Stress Reduction Must Do’s;
- Catching the Uncatchable;
- Redefining Live-traps;
- and The Equipment Grab Bag for most field rescues.
We will discuss rescue case studies to engage the audience in planning to help any critter in any crisis.
by admin | Mar 2, 2019 | Webinars
Thu, Dec 5th, 2019 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM ET
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Liability can occur in various forms. Whether it is an officer-involved dog shooting, animal cruelty, dog bites, improper seizure of an animal, premise liability, malicious prosecution, or other actions, we want you to be protected.
This presentation is ideal for law enforcement, animal control officers, prosecutors, dispatchers, new employees and supervisors too. Attendees will learn to what to avoid pit-falls that can land them in court and to protect their departments from liability. Resources are offered for training in police encounters with dogs, highlights of case law on K9 handler’s and their K9 officers and proper detainment and deployment of K9s; improper seizures of animals; avoiding using coercion for animal owner surrenders; liability for dog attacks; understanding ministerial duties versus discretionary acts; what constitutes malicious prosecution; liability for rescuing an animal; immunities granted to law enforcement; and trouble shooting.
by admin | Mar 1, 2019 | Webinars
Thu, Jan 30th, 2020 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM ET
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The animal control officer, law enforcement officer, or humane investigator’s success depends on their ability to leverage both public and private partnerships in the field. This is especially true when pursuing a criminal investigation involving animals. This session will focus on ways to engage key stakeholders when your agency encounters criminal cases. The time to think about how your agency will respond to the next case begins now. Effective planning, including collaboration from both the public and private sectors, ensures positive outcomes for your communities most vulnerable victims, its animals.
by admin | Feb 28, 2019 | Webinars
Tue, Feb 25th, 2020 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM ET
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Many professionals are involved in dangerous dog cases. Learn how important your role is in the cases. This presentation is ideal for law enforcement, animal control officers, prosecutors, 911 dispatchers, EMTs, medical staff, animal shelter staff, animal rescue, new employees and supervisors too. Attendees will learn investigation techniques, why it is important to handled repeated dog-at-large offenders or reckless dog owners; proper impoundment, assessment and intake of a dangerous dog; housing & liability issues with dangerous dogs; avoiding worker’s comp claims; classifications of attacking dogs, prepping for court; inside the courtroom; experts in the field; statistics; restitution for victim; troubleshooting, case examples, and more.
by admin | Dec 12, 2018 | Message From The President
Dear NACA Members,
I can’t believe it almost December and the Holiday Season is fast approaching! This has been a very interesting and thrilling year for our association! Your board has been busy, moving forward and making changes that will bring each of you more benefits and resources while at the same time make NACA a stronger presence in the animal care and control profession.
Our profession is constantly growing and changing to keep up with the demands placed on us all each day. As your national voice, we too must adapt to the current needs of our membership so over the next few months you will notice many changes within NACA. Please be patient, there may be a few bumps in the road as we work hard to provide you with the very best organization that lives up to the high standards you deserve!
Currently we are making some improvements to our membership software and policy. All individual memberships will now expire on your anniversary date. We originally had set all memberships to expire on December 31 of each year, but after hearing from many of you, we have decided it is in your best interest to have membership expire 1 year from the date you sign up. If this improvement causes you any problem or concerns, please contact our executive office at naca@nacanet.org.
As I mentioned above, please keep an eye out for the next year as we bring you many new benefits, services, and what is shaping up to be, a very exciting conference and training symposium in Orlando, Florida.
Wishing you all a very happy and safe holiday season!
Misha Goodman, President
National Animal Care and Control Association
www.nacanet.org
