American Animal Cruelty Investigations School

The American College of Animal Abuse Research (AACIS) is a training and curriculum development agency specializing in training of law enforcement agencies and animal breeding specialists. Our main focus lies in how the training organization conducts comprehensive and professional investigations from start to finish. Practical and contextual training led by industry experts provides the best training in North America.

In addition, we offer an animal care manager certification course ranging from basic 40 hour course to 270 hours certified humanity investigator course. The 270 hour course is the most comprehensive accredited course in North America.

The reputation for our excellence is the reason that more and more state animal management associations like to use AACIS teachers and courses only to meet the needs of their training. why? AACIS is the only organization that conducts survey training using a more thorough and comprehensive approach. The staff understand our plan and how to conduct the survey well

Our education staff has law enforcement agencies, animal care, state prosecutors, and veterinary experts with decades of experience in specialized fields.

But just listen to our opinion, check our recommendations and do not see how institutional managers, officials and officials think about our course.

Why is our program becoming the most popular program in today's training?

Before you start your career as an animal abuse agent you can get training from animal abuse investigation from your department and institution. As this may be a fairly small unit in most areas, you may need to travel to participate in the training. The National Animal Cruelty Research School conducts training courses throughout the country. It will take 40 hours per week for 3 weeks to graduate. Basic courses include nutrition and anatomy, handling of animals, behavior of animals, identification of breeds, animal law and so on. Entering sophisticated investigations and expert surveys can deal with the types of crime and animal atrocities that are less common. These levels of curriculum include caring fatigue, collective breeders, confinement, animal sexual abuse and ritual animal crime.

The American College of Animal Abuse Research (AACIS) is a training and curriculum development agency specializing in training of law enforcement agencies and animal breeding specialists. Our main focus lies in how the training organization conducts comprehensive and professional investigations from start to finish. Practical scenario-based training led by industry experts provides the best training in North America. The reputation for our excellence is the reason that more and more state animal management associations like to use AACIS teachers and courses only to meet the needs of their training. why? AACIS is the only organization that conducts survey training using a more thorough and comprehensive approach. The staff understand our plan and how to conduct the survey well

The National Animal Abuse Research School founded in 1990 is the first time in this kind to provide expert training of veterinarians and law enforcement agencies. Students with diverse backgrounds, including federal, state and local animal abuse officers, humanitarian social agents and board members, representatives of police and sheriff, court officials and other citizens, I will learn everything from experts.

Rachel Touroo of DVM is the Veterinary Forensic Director of the American Society of Animal Abuse Prevention and is working at the University of Florida Gainesville. She supported the implementation of crime scene surveys in nationwide animal cruelty cases and veterinarian involvement in these incidents at the 2016 US riding practice conference held in Orlando, Florida from 3 to 7 December I explained the importance of. "The impact of crimes against animals is more than mere animals," she said. "There is a strong connection between human violence and animal cruelty.The crime against animals is a sign of warning of future violence and people witnessing animal abuse may be insensitive to violence.Narcotics And guns and other crime violence and illegal sale occur simultaneously. "