Upcoming Training

NCARCA Conference

National Animal Care & Control Association

46th Annual Training Conference held at the October 16-19, 2022

NCARCA 2022 CONFERENCE AGENDA

COMING SOON!!!

National Animal Care & Control Association

UPCOMING WEBINARS

https://www.nacanet.org/webinars/

NACA ACO I & II Online Training

and Certification

https://nacanet.memberclicks.net/

NCAF North Carolina Animal Federation

National Animal Care & Control Association

NCAF North Carolina Animal Federation

UPCOMING WEBINARS

http://www.ncanimalfederation.org/training-classes.html

AACIS Training

Performance Management in Animal Services

NCAF North Carolina Animal Federation

Visit their website to get full information and to find out about other trainings they offer as well.

https://www.aacis.us/

Performance Management in Animal Services

When: Wednesday April 27, 2022

This course will take place online via Zoom from 9am - 2pm.

This course focuses on converting performance information into decisions that enhance the effectiveness, efficiency, and equity of local government animal service departments. We will review performance management topics including goal setting, measurement, analysis, decision-making, and best practices. This course is designed for animal service professionals serving in supervisory, middle management, and leadership roles. It offers animal service professionals the tools to use performance metrics to make evidence-based decisions in their organizations. We will employ accessible step-by-step techniques to demystify the performance management process for public managers and present flexible, pragmatic methods to implement these systems.

For more information please go to the following link.

https://www.sog.unc.edu/courses/performance-management-animal-services

Animal Cruelty and Fighting Investigations

Performance Management in Animal Services

Considerations for NC enforcement officers.

When: Wednesday May 25, 2022

Time: 8am - 4pm

Location: 3950 Juvenile Center Rd.

Castle Hayne NC 28429

This free training is open to law enforcement, field services, humane investigators, code enforcement, veterinarians, prosecutors, and judges.

Topics to be covered:

* Reviewing NC's animal crime statue

* Critical evidence collection and documentation

* Report writing, warrants, affidavits

* Animal fighting investigation

* Presenting cases in court

Registration: Please email LETC@humanesociety.org with subject line New Hanover

HSUS Training

NACIS: Level 2 - Advanced Animal Cruelty Investigator

Community Disaster Preparedness and Planning

Thursday, June 9th, 2022

9:00am-4:00pm EDT

Location: HSUS of Charlotte

2700 Toomey Ave, Charlotte, NC 28203

HSUS Law Enforcement Training Center is co-hosted by Humane Society of Charlotte.

It's open to law enforcement, animal control, humane investigators, animal services, emergency managers, sheltering professionals and disaster response team volunteers in North Carolina and South Carolina.

A certificate of attendance for 7 hours of continuing education provided upon request.

To Register please email letc@humanesociety.org with the subject line: NC/SC Disaster

Space is limited so register today!

NACIS: Level 2 - Advanced Animal Cruelty Investigator

Nov. 7, 2022 - Nov. 11, 2022

Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office 30 Corban Ave. SE Concord, NC 28025

COST: $650.00 per person

The National Animal Cruelty Investigations School offers a combination of specialized veterinary and law enforcement training. Students from a range of backgrounds – including federal, state and local animal cruelty officers, humane society investigators and board members, police officers and sheriffs’ deputies, court personnel and other citizens – learn from experts about all aspects of animal welfare and safety

Due to the nature of the business, topics discussed and videos shown during the schools will have graphic content and may not be suitable for everyone. Continuing Education - Participants with a grade of 70% or more on the written examination will receive a certificate of completion and 40 continuing education units.

For more information:

https://extension.missouri.edu/events/level-2-advanced-animal-cruelty-investigator-concord-nc

Past Training

Handling Wildlife Issues for NC Animal Control Operators Video recorded 11/5/2020

This virtual webinar was presented by the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission for animal control operators across NC on Nov. 5, 2020. It covers information relevant to understanding and providing guidance to the public regarding a variety of wildlife-related issues, from nuisance complaints to injured wildlife to violations of wildlife law. • Introduction – Falyn Owens (NCWRC) – 0:00• Resources for Animal Control Operators – Falyn Owens (NCWRC) - 01:24• Wildlife Laws and Regulations in NC – Daron Barnes (NCWRC) - 16:03• Common Wildlife Issues – Danny Ray (NCWRC) – 01:15:00• Special Cases Handled by USDA-Wildlife Services – Chris Willis (USDA-WS) – 02:36:45• When Wildlife Enforcement Gets Involved – Master Officer Sampson Parker (NCWRC) - 02:59:00

Click link for full video

https://youtu.be/cYElSw_JaeQ

ASPCA Webinar - Cheap & Fun Enrichment Ideas for Shelters

Handling Wildlife Issues for NC Animal Control Operators Video recorded 11/5/2020

About this Webinar

Necessity is the mother of invention, and we are continuously amazed at the ingenious and affordable innovations shelters come up with to enhance enrichment in their facilities. We will solicit those ideas from the field and then share your bright ideas.

Presentation developed by Kristen Collins, Vice President, Anti-Cruelty Behavior Rehabilitation, ASPCA

Takeaways

Walk away from this webinar, the final in the four-part series, with enrichment ideas you can try at your shelter.

Suited For

This 75-minute webinar will benefit any animal shelter professional interested in understanding how enrichment can enhance and maintain behavioral health

Click link for more info:

https://www.aspcapro.org/webinar/20180221/cheap-fun-enrichment-ideas