Animal Care Emergency Programs (ACEP) |
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Animal Care Emergency Programs envisions a
nation working together to protect the public through ensuring the safety and
well-being of animals during disasters. Supporting animal safety and well-being during disasters is a
significant factor in ensuring the safety and well-being of people.
Animal Care’s Emergency Programs
- Provides national leadership on the safety and well-being of pets during disasters.
- Promotes
effective planning at the local, state, tribal and national level.
- Delivers
training in the management of pets during disasters.
- Mobilizes highly trained AC personnel to provide technical assistance, resource management, and response
- Provides
contingency planning guidance to facilities regulated under the AWA.
More
info on our program
Program Managers |
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If you have any questions about USDA Animal Care Emergency Programs, please contact:
Dr. Kay Carter-Corker, APHIS Eastern Region
kay.a.carter-corker@aphis.usda.gov
Dr. Kevin Dennison, APHIS Western Region
kevin.m.dennison@aphis.usda.gov
Dr. Jeanie Lin, Headquarters
jeanie.lin@aphis.usda.gov