Maine Animal Control Association

Welcome to the Maine Animal Control Association!

The Maine Animal Control Association strives to protect the well being of all animals, domestic or wild. To enforce without prejudice, all state and local laws relevant to all animals and to enforce and educate the community, legislative and administrative personnel on the significance and diversities of the Animal Control Officer. To promote and encourage the opportunities for educational standards and requirements by which the performance of our profession may be measured. And to participate in the active development of resolutions on the state and federal level concerning Animal Welfare and Animal Control. We must always keep a high emphasis on education and training. MACA. is committed to doing just that.

Bangor Lobby 101 for Animals
Think lobbying is a bad word? Think again! When animal welfare related legislation is introduced, animals NEED your help in speaking up. They cannot do it for themselves and will rely on you to be their voice. This Lobby 101 training will give you the tools to be an effective citizen lobbyist in Maine and at the Federal level. Please join me and together we can form a strong voice for animal protection. The training will be held at the Sea Dog Brewing Company banquet center in Bangor, on Thursday, September 30th at 6:30pm. Click here to RSVP!

Basic Animal Control Officer Training
Presented by the State of Maine Animal Welfare Program
October 4, 5 & 6
8am-5pm daily
7:30 registration October 4
Location: Office of the State Fire Marshal, Florian Hall
45 Commerce Dr., Augusta
Reminder: Title 7 § 3947 states that all ACO’s must complete this training within six months of
appointment!
Applications and payment must be received by September 24, 2010.
Cost for the course is $50.00, made payable to Treasurer, State of Maine.

Registration Form & More Information

Check out our Animal Welfare Advisory Council frequently asked questions!

View the Elaine Conners Center for Wildlife brochure about fawn safety!

MACA new member applications now available here.



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