Susan Kvicala is an experienced middle school teacher and dance instructor in the Atlanta, Georgia area. Although Susan Kvicala has many responsibilities between her two jobs, she is still an active member of her community. One way that Susan Kvicala has gotten involved in community affairs is by joining the Forest Hills Neighborhood Association. However, Susan Kvicala is most passionate about her memberships with ASPCA and HSUS.

Susan Kvicala first decided to join the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in order to demonstrate her support for the group’s work. Since joining ASPCA, Susan Kvicala has gotten more involved in advocacy of responsible pet ownership. Susan Kvicala has found that pet owners are often unintentionally cruel to their pets simply because they haven’t been properly educated on how to care for their animals. Through ASPCA, Susan Kvicala hopes to reduce this type of ignorance.

In addition, Susan Kvicala has become an active member of the Humane Society of the Unites States. By working with the HSUS, Susan Kvicala aspires to promote more humane practices in relation to animals throughout the country. HSUS provides important services that can prevent animal cruelty, so Susan Kvicala believes that it is crucial for animal lovers to support the organization’s efforts.

Susan Kvicala hopes to continue expanding her work in the field of animal rights. “Even though I am a devoted math teacher and dance instructor, I am committed to finding more ways to work on behalf of animal rights,” comments Susan Kvicala. “Too many animals suffer from horrible animal cruelty, so I believe that we must keep supporting organizations like ASPCA and HSUS until this problem is eradicated in our country.”

Although Susan Kvicala is highly invested in ASPCA and HSUS, she has still found other ways to contribute to her society. As a member of the arts community, Susan Kvicala is an avid supporter of the arts in the Atlanta area. In addition to attending artistic events such as art shows and ballets, Susan Kvicala began a dance program at the Smyrna Community Center. This program allowed her to provide dance classes to children who would have never had the opportunity otherwise.