Welcome!

Welcome to the National Association of Animal Care Communities, Inc. As a non-profit organization, our aim is to provide free spay/neuter services nationwide supported by for-profit businesses in non-profit community centers.

By providing an exciting and fun environment and collaborating with many businesses and organizations, we can create a system that provides outstanding services in a way that is duplicatable nationwide.

Our first community center will fine-tune the duplicatable system. This will be the prototype after which future animal-oriented community centers will be modeled. We aim to create the first prototype in historic downtown Griffin, Georgia.

Below is a summary of the many problems this organization will address through this innovative system:

• REDUCING EUTHANASIA BY COVERING SPAY/NEUTER COSTS - Approximately 5 million companion animals are euthanized in America every year. It's imperative that citizens spay and neuter their pets to help reduce this number, yet the cost of spaying/neutering can be a deterrent for many people. Our organization will address this problem by offering public education and free spay/neuter services.
• PROVIDING ONGOING SPAY/NEUTER FUNDING - It can be a challenge for non-profit organizations to raise the money to fund free or low-cost spay/neuter services. Our organization will address this problem by creating a system whereby for-profit business can generate the required funding.
• PROMOTING COLLABORATION - Many communities have various animal rescue and advocacy groups, but their efforts are often disjointed. Our organization will promote collaboration between various non-profit organizations as well as for-profit businesses.
• OFFERING CONNECTION - Volunteers can feel isolated when helping out remotely located organizations. Our organization will create an inviting atmosphere where people can feel connected to the greater community.
• CREATING PUBLIC AWARENESS - Many people care about animals but may not know all the little ways they can make a difference. Our organization will present a variety of educational displays in a fun environment to help raise awareness of animal-oriented issues.

We encourage you to read about us, our Board of Directors, the types of businesses that will be in the community center, and more.

Please contact us for additional information.