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Upcoming Training
NCARCA Conference
In it for the long haul: combatting compassion fatigue and enhancing resiliency
In it for the long haul: combatting compassion fatigue and enhancing resiliency
48th Annual Training Conference
October 13-16, 2024
For more information and to register to attend the conference, please visit link above under FORMS.
In it for the long haul: combatting compassion fatigue and enhancing resiliency
In it for the long haul: combatting compassion fatigue and enhancing resiliency
In it for the long haul: combatting compassion fatigue and enhancing resiliency
Please join us for a free virtual training on compassion fatigue hosted by Gaston County Police Department and the Humane Society of the United States’ Law Enforcement Training Center.
This virtual training is open to law enforcement, animal control, humane investigators, animal services and sheltering professionals, prosecutors and key shelter & rescue volunteers in the Carolinas
Training information below:
In it for the long haul: combatting compassion fatigue and enhancing resiliency
Topics covered:
- A shared language and understanding of the causes and symptoms of compassion fatigue
- Skills that can be used to build and maintain a healthy and intentional culture
- Communication, openness, and personal responsibility related to compassion fatigue
Date: June 17, 2024
10 am – 12 pm
Location: Zoom webinar
Click on the link below to register.
https://humanesociety.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_VXid0zwjQEynAWX0ITalDA#/registration
National Animal Care & Control Association
In it for the long haul: combatting compassion fatigue and enhancing resiliency
National Animal Care & Control Association
UPCOMING WEBINARS
https://www.nacanet.org/webinars/
NACA ACO I & II Online Training
and Certification
NCAF North Carolina Animal Federation
North Carolina C.A.R.E.S:A Dogfighting Investigations and Response Workshop
National Animal Care & Control Association
National Cruelty Investigation School
North Carolina C.A.R.E.S:A Dogfighting Investigations and Response Workshop
North Carolina C.A.R.E.S:A Dogfighting Investigations and Response Workshop
Expert Investigator - Concord, NC
Dates: Nov. 4-8, 2024
Time: 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Location: Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office
30 Corban Ave SE Concord, NC 28025
Link to their site and to get registered:
https://extension.missouri.edu/events/level-3-expert-animal-cruelty-investigator-concord-nc
North Carolina C.A.R.E.S:A Dogfighting Investigations and Response Workshop
North Carolina C.A.R.E.S:A Dogfighting Investigations and Response Workshop
North Carolina C.A.R.E.S:A Dogfighting Investigations and Response Workshop
North Carolina C.A.R.E.S: A Dogfighting Investigations and Response Workshop
Comprehensive Animal Cruelty Response, Education, and Support
- October 1 - 2 2024 | FREE
- Cabarrus County Sheriff’s Office, Concord, North Carolina
Link to their site and to get registered:
https://www.aspcapro.org/nccares
Additional Training
Large Animal technical rescue training
Large Animal Technical Rescue Training
4Hooves Large Animal Services is the only organization based in North Carolina that provides this comprehensive 3-day course and these opportunities are limited. We really need more people across the state trained to properly handle these types of emergencies.
The course will be held in Trenton, NC (Jones County). The fee per participant is $225 which includes lunch for all 3 days.
24 hours of Continuing Education Credits from the NCVMB are available for veterinarians and veterinary technicians.
To register: Contact Stephanie Hill easternequineassociates@gmail.com or (252) 571-2297
Anna Allen, DVM, MPHEastern Region Emergency Programs VeterinarianEmergency Programs DivisionNorth Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services
919-614-0072
https://www.ncagr.gov/divisions/emergency-programs
Additional Training
Piedmont Emergency Animal Response Team Training
The North Carolina Animal Emergency Response Working Group is a collaborative effort of many state and local partners who are dedicated to enhancing the preparedness and response capabilities for any incident involving animals, including but not limited to livestock, throughout the state with coordination from many sectors.
The working group was established to assist with awareness of animal-related incidents; resource identification; communication/notifications of incidents at the local, regional and state level; and to train response personnel and any interested parties starting at the county level.
Priorities of this mission are responder and public safety; humane and timely assistance of animals in an emergency; establishing animal sheltering capabilities; ensuring appropriate trainings are available; and conducting public outreach.
The areas of focus are in solidifying notification processes; scene arrival and assessment; containment and security of the scene; triage, extraction, and relocation of animals; mortality management; humane depopulation, if deemed necessary; and debriefing.
For more information and links to register for classes visit:
Past Training
Handling Wildlife Issues for NC Animal Control Operators Video recorded 11/5/2020
Handling Wildlife Issues for NC Animal Control Operators Video recorded 11/5/2020
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
ASPCA Webinar - Cheap & Fun Enrichment Ideas for Shelters
Handling Wildlife Issues for NC Animal Control Operators Video recorded 11/5/2020
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
Raleigh, NC
Animal Cruelty Investigations Workshop
Raleigh Law Enforcement Training Center 2302 Law Enforcement Drive, Raleigh, United States
October 25 @ 8:00 am - October 26 @ 5:00 pm
Raleigh, NC - November 1st
Blood Sports Investigations training
The ASPCA's Legal Advocacy & Investigations Division will provide subject matter expert training focused on dog fighting and cockfighting investigations. This FREE training will be on November 1st. You may attend one of two sessions being offered. Session 1- 9am-12pm, and session 2 - 1pm- 4pm. Please contact Clarence Kinley at clarence.kinley@wake.gov to register for this class. Please be prepared to submit you name, organization, and session choice.
