Causes: Animal Protection & Welfare, Animal-Related, Animals, Disaster Aid, Public Safety, Disaster Preparedness & Relief
Mission: As a 501(c)(3) animal rescue organization, Stray Central’s goal is to prevent hundreds of companion animals (i. e. , dogs and cats) from going to over-crowded area shelters each year, shelters where most of them would certainly be euthanized. The main function of Stray Central is to spay/neuter, vaccinate, tend to the medical/emotional needs, and provide a safe haven for as many homeless, unwanted, and abused/neglected companion animals as possible until they can be adopted into loving, forever homes. Our second purpose is to be a devoted refuge where cats with severe medical, emotional, and/or behavioral problems can spend their remaining days with love, understanding, and without the threat of euthanasia. Stray Central’s third, but no less essential role is to be a source of information for pet owners and to educate the public about the importance of spaying/neutering their pets and all other aspects of responsible pet ownership. We are a cat-only rescue. By not having a shelter facility, we’re not equipped to take in other animals – but that doesn’t stop us from doing what we can to help any creature in need! While we do occasionally rescue dogs and other animals, we simply aren’t set up to care for them. In those situations, we work with other rescue groups that are better prepared to assist them. Stray Central is not a shelter. Instead, we are network of dedicated foster homes where our rescued cats live with and become a loved member of the foster parents’ families until they find their forever homes. Because we are not a shelter, we have the advantage of being a no-kill organization – but it also limits the number of cats we can take at any given time.
Results: We were incorporated in 1999 and our IRS 501(c)(3) nonprofit status was granted in 2000.Since that time, we've helped save the lives of over 2,000 companion animals! With even a small donation from you, we can save even more! :-)
Target demographics: companion animals
Direct beneficiaries per year: almost 200 companion animals (mostly cats)
Geographic areas served: northwest Arkansas, southwest Missouri, and eastern Oklahoma
Programs: veterinary attention, spaying/neutering, vaccinations, and most importantly, adoption into loving forever homes!
Mission: As a 501(c)(3) animal rescue organization, Stray Central’s goal is to prevent hundreds of companion animals (i. e. , dogs and cats) from going to over-crowded area shelters each year, shelters where most of them would certainly be euthanized. The main function of Stray Central is to spay/neuter, vaccinate, tend to the medical/emotional needs, and provide a safe haven for as many homeless, unwanted, and abused/neglected companion animals as possible until they can be adopted into loving, forever homes. Our second purpose is to be a devoted refuge where cats with severe medical, emotional, and/or behavioral problems can spend their remaining days with love, understanding, and without the threat of euthanasia. Stray Central’s third, but no less essential role is to be a source of information for pet owners and to educate the public about the importance of spaying/neutering their pets and all other aspects of responsible pet ownership. We are a cat-only rescue. By not having a shelter facility, we’re not equipped to take in other animals – but that doesn’t stop us from doing what we can to help any creature in need! While we do occasionally rescue dogs and other animals, we simply aren’t set up to care for them. In those situations, we work with other rescue groups that are better prepared to assist them. Stray Central is not a shelter. Instead, we are network of dedicated foster homes where our rescued cats live with and become a loved member of the foster parents’ families until they find their forever homes. Because we are not a shelter, we have the advantage of being a no-kill organization – but it also limits the number of cats we can take at any given time.
Results: We were incorporated in 1999 and our IRS 501(c)(3) nonprofit status was granted in 2000.Since that time, we've helped save the lives of over 2,000 companion animals! With even a small donation from you, we can save even more! :-)
Target demographics: companion animals
Direct beneficiaries per year: almost 200 companion animals (mostly cats)
Geographic areas served: northwest Arkansas, southwest Missouri, and eastern Oklahoma
Programs: veterinary attention, spaying/neutering, vaccinations, and most importantly, adoption into loving forever homes!
12650 Buddy Elkins Road, Farmington, AR 72730-97
479-300-6226
Animals
Farmington
