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Country of Origin: France
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Animal Shelter details for Dearborn County Friends of Animals, Inc. Please visit Dearborn County Friends of Animals, Inc. and adopt a homeless pet
You have reached the shelter page for Dearborn County Friends of Animals, Inc.. Dearborn County Friends of Animals, Inc. is located in aurora, Indiana. If you have information to add or update for Dearborn County Friends of Animals, Inc., please click here and let us know.
Dearborn County Friends of Animals, Inc.
P.O. Box 322
aurora, Indiana 47001
Phone: 812-537-0046
Email: gmale@seidata.com
Website: members.petfinder.org/~IN72/dearborn_county_friends_of_anima.htm
Mission Statement
We are a committed, thoughtful group of volunteers who strive to provide assistance for unwanted, lost and neglected animals by providing humane education, veterinary care, animal rescue and by actively encouraging pet population control through spay and neuter.
Helping Homeless Animals Get a Second Chance at Life...
We have a network of foster homes and take in dogs and cats who have been found as strays, given up by their owners, and taken from area shelters to make more room there for other animals.
Preventing Unwanted Litters to Save Lives...
We are also at work to increase the numbers of spayed/neutered animals in our area--the heart of the pet overpopulation problem. We search for funding to assist those who can't afford to have their pets spayed/neutered and educate those people who have not before considered the consequences of their pets' unwanted and unplanned litters.
Assisting Pet Owners in Being Responsible Pet Owners...
Through our adoption outreach programs and contact with pet owners, we take advantage of each opportunity to educate others about the need for responsible pet ownership. We believe that everyone has a responsibility to their pets which demands that each of us follow the local animal control laws, that we keep proper identification on our pets, that we seek regular veterinary care, that we not allow them to run at large, that we spay/neuter them as early as possible, and that we treat them in a humane and caring way. Our volunteers strive to present these ideas when discussing pet care and ownership.
Providing Others with the Opportunity to Help Homeless Animals
We are a volunteer organization and strive to provide opportunities for others to help in our efforts. There are always volunteer opportunities and we are happy to help people get involved, with as little or as much time commitment as they want to provide.
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