Currently up for adoption!!:

6 male kittens, various colors and sizes. Call 268-4747 for more information.

AHCC'S A.W.O.O.F. Program

Animal Health Care Center is proud to have founded the A.W.O.O.F. (Animals With-Out Owners Fund). This fund exists to medically treat stray animals who have injuries too severe to be handled at local shelters. We also help educate people about humane ownership and resposible ownership.   We treat the animals' injuries and then find them a new forever home! We have gift certificates if you wish to make a donation in someone's name as a gift, and donations are tax deductable as a charitable 501 (c)(3) entity.




A.W.O.O.F. Program

Please consider making a contribution to our A.W.O.O.F. This fund allows us to treat injured stray animals in the area and help educate people on humane ownership. Donations are accepted, and are tax-deductable!!!!

We appreciate all of you that have donated to our A.W.O.O.F.

Be sure to check our A.W.O.O.F. adoptee section if you are considering adding a family member. Your new friend may just be waiting! All adoptees are either Heartworm Tested (canines) or FELV/FIV/Heartworm tested (feline)

Vaccinations and deworming programs are started, and all are or will be spayed/neutered.

Ask any staff member about our program!

AWOOF Success stories.........These are only a few!

SKEETER

Skeeter came to us with a badly broken pelvis and a paralyzed tail.After three plus months of rehabilitation, Skeeter now has a forever home with three little babies to guard!

Susie

Susie came to us with a fracture in her shoulder. She made a full recovery and has been adopted for quite some time now.

Mora

Mora was a small puppy found abandoned on our door. She was very young and had injuries to survive. She now resides with her loving family.

HELP US CARRY ON!!!!

We also will accept certain supplies such as blankets, food, and other objects. Call 268-4747 to inquire!