Our latest program-Animal Intake/Medical

There are so many benefits to conducting intake examinations: identify sign of injury of illness; immediate isolation of animals with obvious illness; aid in owner reunification; accurate animal description and info; etc. That’s a key implementation to any shelter.

 

HOW TO START A COMMUNITY SERVICE ORGANIZATION 

Want to start a Community Service Group at your school, business, church to support your local animal shelter?


GOALS:

*Inspire your students, employees, congregation to get involved

*Raise community awareness of our shelter’s needs

*Encourage our community to adopt from our local animal shelter

*Recruit volunteers to provide pet care Monday-Friday morning and afternoon shifts to exercise, socialize, bathe and love our shelter canines and felines

*Participate in our offsite adoption, tabling and fundraising events

*Participate in facility indoor and outdoor improvement/renovation projects

*Organize and conduct pet/humane education presentation focusing on animal safety, pet overpopulation and responsible pet ownership.

*Organize a monthly pet food collection at local supermarkets.

...and so much more

Submit a volunteer application or email us if you are an active volunteer.
TO BE LAUNCHED soon.

The aim of the program is to reduce shelter intake by assisting pet owners with re-homing their pet outside of the shelter.


Why Foster?

One of the major problems at animal shelters is limited space. When a shelter is at capacity, fosters help by bringing some of the animals to their homes for a short/extended time.

 The majority of animals in foster homes are animals with special needs. For example, kittens and nursing mothers are always better in a home environment as it is much quieter and roomier. There is also a smaller chance of infection or sickness in one’s home as compared to a shelter. Also, cats and dogs who require special attention do better in foster care; examples include animal that are sick, recovering from surgery, aggression/behavior issues or simply “NO MORE ROOM” at the shelter.

Please foster a shelter dog or cat. Submit a Foster a Pet application from our volunteer hosted website ccacvolunteers.webs.com

 

S/N Sponsor Program


Each month, generous sponsors donate to spay/neuter dogs that have special needs or have been at the shelter the longest. The dogs are spay/neuter before adoption and a $35 adoption fee gets the dogs adopted quickly. Adoption fee includes: spay/neuter, rabies vaccine, and microchip.


If you wish to participate in the S/N Sponsor Program, please contact Tammy our Rescue Coordinator. She knows which dogs have been at the shelter the longest or have the most urgent/special needs: sunboss14@aol.com

 

ANIMAL SHELTER BIRTHDAY PARTY CLUB. Have your normal birthday party but ask your guests to purchase items from our shelter wish list.
Schedule a shelter tour for the kids to deliver the gifts and to play with our dogs and cats under an ACO supervision.
Interested to oversee this committee or interested to have an ANIMAL SHELTER BIRTHDAY PARTY? Email us.
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