Helping people understand the issues—and their role in improving dogs’ lives.
Every dog is affected by human decisions. From choosing where to acquire a dog to providing care throughout its life, the choices people make can have lasting consequences.
At NCAG, we believe better decisions begin with better information. We share research, explain complex animal welfare issues in accessible language, and encourage conversations that challenge assumptions and promote understanding.
Our goal is to help people recognize the challenges dogs face, understand what contributes to those challenges, and discover how they can make a difference.
RAISING COMMUNITY
AWARENESS.
We meet, we learn, and we change the world with our Canine Community Awareness program.
Just as “It takes a village to raise a child”, it takes an entire community advocating for dogs to ensure the health and well-being of our best friends with four legs. To do so effectively, the community must be informed, aligned, and work as one.
Our Canine Community Awareness program provides a space for communities to come together, learn from professionals and each other, and make a commitment to being part of the social change we need to protect and improve the lives of dogs everywhere.
Check out our blog for informative, educational, and shareable information!
DEVELOPING
SOCIALLY CONSCIOUS ANIMAL COMMUNITIES.
What is a Socially Conscious Animal Community (SAC)?
The creators of the concept say, “Each of us has a role in supporting the welfare and well-being of animals in our community. Whether you’re a humane educator teaching children to respect the living world or a community volunteer at a local animal shelter, you are helping to create the best outcomes for animals – both near and far.
Driven by compassion, transparency, and leadership, Socially Conscious Animal Communities (SCAC) recognize the power of working together. While the cornerstone of SCAC is Socially Conscious Sheltering, companion animals thrive when people from all walks of life lend their knowledge and experience to supporting animal welfare, nurturing the human-animal bond and fostering safe, inclusive, and humane communities.”
Keep an eye out for new programs and opportunities to learn about SCAC!