Causes: Animal Protection & Welfare, Animals
Mission: PLEASE! Only donate directly at www. artbar-wv. org/donate - The mission of A Reason To Believe Animal Rescue is to rescue homeless or neglected domestic animals (including but not necessarily limited to dogs and cats), provide veterinary care, and get them placed them in great adoptive homes. All are spayed/neutered prior to adoption. We house these animals in foster homes, kennels, or boarding as needed. We work in collaboration with shelters, veterinarians, rescues, owners needing to rehome their pets, and the public. We work to reduce the animal overpopulation issue by spaying and neutering as part of our process. We work to ensure the safety of the public by vaccinating according to the law and as the health of the animal permits based on the recommendations of our veterinarian. We treat for parasites, injuries, dentals, skin or ear infections. etc.
Target demographics: homeless domestic pets
Direct beneficiaries per year: 439 dogs and 16 cats
Geographic areas served: rural southwestern West Virginia
Programs: rescue, rehabilitation, medical care, rehoming
Mission: PLEASE! Only donate directly at www. artbar-wv. org/donate - The mission of A Reason To Believe Animal Rescue is to rescue homeless or neglected domestic animals (including but not necessarily limited to dogs and cats), provide veterinary care, and get them placed them in great adoptive homes. All are spayed/neutered prior to adoption. We house these animals in foster homes, kennels, or boarding as needed. We work in collaboration with shelters, veterinarians, rescues, owners needing to rehome their pets, and the public. We work to reduce the animal overpopulation issue by spaying and neutering as part of our process. We work to ensure the safety of the public by vaccinating according to the law and as the health of the animal permits based on the recommendations of our veterinarian. We treat for parasites, injuries, dentals, skin or ear infections. etc.
Target demographics: homeless domestic pets
Direct beneficiaries per year: 439 dogs and 16 cats
Geographic areas served: rural southwestern West Virginia
Programs: rescue, rehabilitation, medical care, rehoming
Animals
Lenore
