to the Florida Animal Control Association

• Adoptions
• Animal Holding Periods
• Chemical Immobilization
• Controlled Substances
• Cruelty to Animals
• Dangerous Animals
• Dangerous Dog County Codes
• Dead Animals
• Disaster Management of Animals
• Domestic Abuse and Animals
• Emergency Preparedness
• Euthanasia
• Exotic & Wild Animals as Pets
• FACA’s Constitution
• FACA’s History
• Free-Roaming / Feral Cats
• Guard Dogs
• Injured / Sick Animals
• Leash / Restraint Laws
• License Tags/Permanent Identification
• Pound Seizure
• Pre-Exposure Rabies Immunizations
• Rabies Vaccination
• Recommended Staffing
• Service Animals
• Sterilization
• Stray Dogs and Cats
• Taser and Stun Gun Use on Animals

• Coming Soon!

The Florida Animal Control Association is dedicated to promoting professionalism in the Animal Care and Control Field. The following Codes of Ethics, developed by the Association’s members, promote ethical standards within the profession and its agencies.

FACA is dedicated to providing individuals and local organizations with educational opportunities, information and support to encourage a professional level of service within communities throughout the State.

• Code of Ethics