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Animal Shelter details for Animal Protection Society of Orange County Please visit Animal Protection Society of Orange County and adopt a homeless pet
You have reached the shelter page for Animal Protection Society of Orange County. Animal Protection Society of Orange County is located in mebane, North Carolina. If you have information to add or update for Animal Protection Society of Orange County, please click here and let us know.
Animal Protection Society of Orange County
6311-A Nicks Road
mebane, North Carolina 27302
Phone: 919-304-2300
Fax: 919-967-7517
Email: info@animalprotectionsociety.org
Website: www.animalprotectionsociety.org/
Founded in 1962, the Animal Protection Society of Orange County (APS) is the
leading animal welfare organization for Orange County and surrounding areas,
with a mission to build a compassionate community for animals. The 50-acre
APS Felicité Latané Animal Sanctuary houses a premier dog training program
serving 1,000 dogs and their owners per year, a three-acre dog park with 175
members, a low-cost spay/neuter clinic providing 2,000 spay/neuter surgeries
per year, and the new APS Animal Adoption Center which opened in October
2004. The APS Adoption Center saves and adopts out up to sixty homeless,
adoptable dogs and cats per month from the public animal shelters in Orange,
Durham, Chatham, and Caswell counties, serving as a resource center to help
shelters and their communities increase their adoption rates.
APS is fortunate to be at the forefront of an emerging national movement to
save more and more animals through public education, provision of low-cost
spay/neuter services, and progressive animal adoptions and dog training
based on new understanding about animal behavior. APS has a network of 4,000
supporters, 1,500 donors, 160 volunteers, and 40 dog training instructors,
and relies entirely on modest program fees and donations from the public.
APS is a tax-exempt charitable organization under Internal Revenue Code
501(c)(3). All donations to the APS are tax-deductible.
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