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About Us
Southwest Texas Animal Care & Control Association (STACCA) was officially
chartered as a 501(C)3 organization in 1998 for the purpose of providing
training and support for animal control professionals in Southwest
Texas.
Our organization consists both of a diverse group of Members and of a 13-member Board of
Directors. Our Members and Directors come from an array of animal professions
ranging from Veterinarians to Shelter Managers.
We have quarterly board meetings, quarterly
newsletters, annual educational conferences, are actively involved in
legislation related to animals, and are constantly seeking to improve our
organization.
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STACCA's Mission
Provide Support
for all animal care and control personnel in South Texas by providing low
cost training, continuing education opportunities and certification, on-site support and counseling for the health and safety of
our Membership. To support communities and municipalities in organizing education in animal ownership and safety.
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What's In It For You?
- 5 Levels of ACO Training and Certification
at Member Prices
- Basic
- Advanced
- Administrative
- Instructor
- Euthanasia Technician (C.E.T.)
- Continuing Education Opportunities
at Member Prices
- Year-round support for you as an animal care &
control professional
- An on-site support and counseling
team dedicated to your health and
safety
- Annual Conferences
How to Become a Member
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1.
Fill out a Membership
Form. 2.
Send it along with your dues to the address on
the form.
- National Animal Care
Association (NACA)
Membership Optional
- Membership includes your
annual ACO certification.
- STACCA does require that
certified officers complete
at least ten (10) hours
of continuing education per
year.
Membership with STACCA
offers you many benefits, and with dues of only $35, you
can't
afford NOT to become a member.
Still
have questions? Contact
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