Upcoming Training/Seminars

Justice Clearing House


https://www.justiceclearinghouse.com/webinar/making-the-call-simple-gross-neglect-or-cruelty/

University of Missouri Extension

National Animal Cruelty Investigations School

 
 
Law Enforcement Training – Equines

 

 

 

SAVER is hosting a training seminar on how to interact with horses in the public.  This includes basic approaching, handling of horses.  Inspecting water, feed, and living areas.  Along with tools and resources if you suspect abuse or neglect.

Please register by emailing Office@saver-org.com and reference LEO Training in subject line.  Please include if you will be attending the morning or afternoon session.

Additional dates will be available in the future.

If your department would like to schedule a department training, please also email Office@saver-org.com and reference LEO Training in subject line.

In 2018, 4 of the 9 horses SAVER rescued were with the assistance of Law Enforcement for Abuse and Neglect.  8 out of the 9 horses have been re-homed, and all 4 of the law enforcement involved cases have been re-homed.

SAVER is also registered with the Arizona Dept of Agriculture Equine Rescue.

Southern AZ Veterianry Equine rescue
120 S Houghton Rd
138 – 193
Tucson, AZ 85748
www.saver-org.com

Court Mandated Animal Cruelty Education Class – ACE

Humane Society of Southern Arizona logo


The Animal Cruelty Education Program is a cooperative effort between The Humane Society of Southern Arizona and member organizations with the Animal Cruelty Taskforce of Southern Arizona. The program’s purpose is to provide adults with the educational background, access to services and day-to-day skills needed to make them better pet owners .

Participants in the program have all received citations or have been adjudicated of violations relating to the care and treatment of their or other animals, or have been referred to the program by the Pima County Justice Courts, Tucson City Courts, behavioral health care providers or other agencies. The program is not a court of law concerned with the determination of guilt or innocence, but an opportunity to learn the needs and problems confronting the animals that share our homes and lives.
The 90-minute educational class is held from 10-11:30 a.m. at the Humane Society of Southern Arizona.
All participants must be registered two days before they attend class. The $75 class fee is non-refundable upon registration for the class. Upon payment and attendance of the scheduled class, participants will receive a certificate of completion to present to the prosecutor.
For questions or more information, contact Stephanie Gary at sgary@hssaz.org or (520) 321-3704, Ext. 125.

Upcoming Classes
• December 12th, 2020 from 9:00 a.m – 11:30 a.m.
To register or make a payment over the phone please call 520-321-3704, ext. 125.