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The
State Humane Association of California
has 138 members throughout California. There are two types of
memberships: Organization and Affiliate.
Organization Membership
Open to organizations that are
incorporated as a society for the prevention of cruelty to animals, as
required under California Corporations Code section 10400 or the
applicable pre-existing statutes. Organization members have voting
privileges and are approved for membership after review by the Board of
Directors of State Humane.
2010 Annual Membership Dues:
Dues are $75 for Organization members employing up to five full-time
employees and for those members with no paid staff. Both are Class A
organization members. For member organizations employing more than five
full-time employees, dues are as follows:
| # of Employees |
Annual Dues
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| 6-9 |
$100 |
| 10-19 |
$150 |
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20-29 |
$250 |
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30-49 |
$350 |
| 50 or more |
$525 |
Download an Organization Membership
application
(in
PDF format)
Affiliate Membership
Those agencies and organizations
not eligible for Organization membership, such as animal control
agencies, police departments with animal control responsibilities, and
nonprofit animal interests groups may apply for Affiliate membership.
Although Affiliate members do not have voting privileges, they do
receive many of the same benefits of membership as Organization members.
2010 Annual Membership Dues:
Dues for Affiliate members are $120.
Download an Affiliate Membership
application
(in PDF format)
Why join State Humane?
By joining SHAC, your organization will enjoy the
following benefits:
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Savings of 30% on
the California Animal Laws Handbook and other animal care and
control items.
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Discount on
registration fees for the California Animal Care Conference and
other training courses.
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Posting of your
employment announcements on our website at no cost.
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Inclusion in SHAC
mailings and announcements with updates from the field, news
stories, legislative alerts, and other pertinent items.
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Information
regarding legislative activity and additional representation through
SHAC and the California Animal Care Coalition.
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Knowledge that
your organization’s membership helps ensure that training,
resources, and networking opportunities are available to animal
shelters throughout the state.
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Voting privileges
(Organization members only).
SHAC represents 100 years of advocacy on behalf of animals and the professionals who
care for them. We hope you will join us in continuing this important
effort.
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