The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, July 12, 1972, Image 4

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College Station, Texas
Wednesday, July 12, 1972
THE BATT^B: ^
Association for companion animals headed by Dr. Ellel
?ii_ inpotiitv. small animal fields, full voting $3 for a junior member- ’
A group of small animal own
ers and breeders have formed a
new state-wide organization to
offer information, provide edu
cation and sponsor research bene
ficial to all companion animal
lovers.
The non-profit group, Texas
Association for Companion Ani J
mals (T.A.C.A.), will benefit
owners of small pets normally
kept in the home, such as dogs,
cats, birds, fish and some do
mesticated wild species.
Dr. E. W. Ellett of College
Station was selected president
and board chairman of the or
ganization by the 14-member
founding committee meeting in
Austin early this year. Dr. Ellett
is chief of the Small Animal
Clinic at A&M’s College of Vet
erinary Medicine, yet his involve
ment in T.A.C.A. is strictly as
an interested individual.
T.A.C.A. is the first organiza
tion of its kind in the nation and
is offering charter memberships
Wirasnik
rejoins EES
Charlie J. Wirasnik will rejoin
the Engineering Extension Serv
ice’s Police Training Division
Monday after serving as chief of
the Wharton Police Department
the past two years.
Chief Instructor Ira E. Scott
said Wirasnik will be an exten-
•sion staff instructor, conducting
law enforcement training courses
throughout the state. The police
division, a part of extension pro
grams offered by A&M, has
seven full-time staff instructors.
Wirasnik first joined the train
ing program in 1967, after serv
ing as chief of the Irving Police
Department for eight years.
He is a 30-year veteran of the
U. S. Navy Shore Patrol and a
former police chief in Kingsville.
MCAT-DAT
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and Testing Program
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during 1972, Dr. Ellett reported.
The founders believe there are
many reasons for joining T.A.
C.A., including a growing and
desperate need for an official
organization to benefit small
animals and their owners.
. Therefore, the committee de
veloped a state-wide membership
campaign, with all major metro
politan areas assigned to volun
teers for charter year enroll
ments.
Dr. Ellett said applications and
brochures that fully explain T.A.
C.A. should be available from
most pet stores, grooming par
lors, veterinary offices and local
Chamber of Commerce offices.
Potential Texas membership
in T.A.C.A. was estimated by
Dr. Ellett at nine million persons.
This means a one per cent mem
bership would bring a substantial
90,000 members, he pointed out.
Individuals presently in dog,
cat, kennel and exotic pet clubs
are encouraged to join T.A.C.A.,
plus individual n - wners with
out club affiliation
“If you have a pet, you belong
in T.A.C.A.,” is ( .he organiza
tion’s membership drive theme.
One particular interest of the
organization is small animal dis
ease research. The state at pres
ent does not directly support
small animal research and money
from other sources is very lim
ited, Dr. Ellett noted. T.A.C.A.
members will devote substantial
effort to alleviating this inequity,
he added.
The T.A.C.A,. president said
activities will Include educational
programs for young people in
prudent selection and care of
pets, owner-breeder assistance m
current trends of health prac
tices and o dedicated effort, to
alert the public to animal abuse.
T.A.C.A. membership benefits
include a monthly newsletter to
each member, an annual sym
posium featuring experts in
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small
privileges, eligibility to hold
office and an information service
if funds permit.
T.A.C.A. is not responsible to
any other animal or professional
group. Organizers hope to aug
ment other programs In the state,
Dr. Ellett said.
Membership drives are ex
pected to begin in late June in
the large urban areas.
Memberships are $6 per adult,
$10 joint adult membership and
a junior member J J ore ti
18. In addition, there aJfeif onnol
taining membership* f 0 , iial >n an<
more and contributing vi! make
ships at $25. . a j t: 1 i f
AM contributions overtbB ''yh A'
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ible as contributione to i'o v numb
profit organization, I), jp? nisli sp
said. j§ ' , f^Mhrld nl
Any person interested I?'!tf'mien 1
C.A. should contact: Tmain c
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