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Animal Shelter details for Companion Animal Association of Arizona Please visit Companion Animal Association of Arizona and adopt a homeless pet
You have reached the shelter page for Companion Animal Association of Arizona. Companion Animal Association of Arizona is located in scottsdale, Arizona. If you have information to add or update for Companion Animal Association of Arizona, please click here and let us know.
Companion Animal Association of Arizona
P.O. Box 5006
scottsdale, Arizona 85251
Phone: 602-258-3306
Email: off@caaainc.org
Website: www.caaainc.org/
In 1982, a Task Force on Companion Animals for the Elderly enlisted the support
of 30 state, federal, and community agencies and organizations to hold the
first Arizona Conference on Companion Animals for the elderly.
One of the results of that conference was the formal establishment of the Companion Animal Association of Arizona, Inc. (CAAA) as an Arizona non-profit corporation.
In 1983 Arizona state legislation was passed enabling elderly residents in public housing to keep pets. 1984 brought an amendment to the law allowing pet ownership by disabled persons in public housing. CAAA acted in a "watchdog" capacity to ensure that these new rights were upheld.
CAAA continues its commitment to elderly and disabled persons with special needs relating to companion animals and the Human/Animal Bond through the Social Pet Therapy and Pet Grief Support programs. CAAA maintains a network of community volunteers and has a cooperative working relationship with agencies, organizations and veterinarians throughout the state serving persons with special needs.
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Animal Shelter Facts
Did you know that the number of Animal Shelters in the United States is between 4 and 6 thousand?
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