AACC offers free microchipping events throughout Calhoun County each year.  Without a microchip, many dogs and cats may become strays and end up in local shelters or rescues where their future outcome is uncertain.  Every pet that is microchipped has a much greater chance of being reunited with its family if it is ever lost. 

AACC's Pet Food Program helps families and individuals that are facing financial or personal hardship keep their pets fed and cared for. With help from community donations and grants, we provide dog and cat food along with basic supplies to local Food Banks, as well as to those local homeless shelters and domestic abuse shelters that allow dogs to stay with their owners while at the shelters.  Our goal is to support our community's pet owners when they need it most.

We build and deliver sturdy, weather-resistant dog houses to outdoor pets in need. This effort helps ensure dogs have a safe, comfortable space—especially during extreme weather.