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Financial
Aid
Angels for Animals is not related to Angels4Animals or any other pet emergency financial aid group. Our focus is education, sheltering and low-cost spay neuter programs with the goal of ending pet overpopulation.
> For aid visit
HSUS Financial Aid Listing
Food
Assistance
Everyone can hit times in their life when things just aren't going
as planned and we want to be able to help you keep food on the table
for your special dog or cat companion. Angels has limited supplies
of dog & cat food that are available to help those in crisis. This
service is free of charge and is possible through the generosity of
local food suppliers.
> Visit during
public hours
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Angel's At Midwest Vet
Conference - Columbus
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Feb. 22, 2019
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Diane
staffs the Angels' booth at the Midwest Veterinary
Conference in Columbus today. Staff are at the trade
show for classes and updates on the newest veterinary
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Youngstown Foundation $50,000
Grant
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Feb. 4, 2019
Youngstown Foundation Grant Funds Angel
Wing
Angels for Animals will benefit from a
$50,000 grant given by the Youngstown Foundation for the
Angel Wing which is currently under construction at the
organization’s Canfield location.
At
completion the Angel Wing will allow the non-profit
organization to increase spay/neuter operations from
11,000 to an estimated 25,000 per year thus reducing the
over-population of cats and dogs in the community.
“We’re grateful to the Youngstown Foundation for
their interest and support of the Angel Wing which is
being funded by private donations and fundraisers. Our
goal is to reduce the number of homeless animals and
make veterinary care available for all injured and ill
animals” said Diane Less, founder of the non-profit.
“The Youngstown Foundation has been a contributor to
Angels for Animals since 2009”. |
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Capital
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Angels has a vision to help animals and our community
like never before. We want to build a new wing that will
be a model for animal welfare in the state of Ohio. The
Angel Wing will offer affordable veterinary care, allow
us to dramatically increase the number of spay/neuter
surgeries, and it will also allow us to provide
increased care and intake for abandoned animals.
But we need your help! We are so close to breaking
ground! More dogs like Takoda will have a safe place to
grow strong and start their new lives once our building
is complete. We will have more space which will give us
more opportunities to help the animals who need us most.
If you are able to help us complete this mission by
making a donation, please click the link below. Any
amount helps!
Make a
donation to the Capital Campaign
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2019 Calendar Contest
Calendars
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The Angels for Animals 2019 Calendar Contest Calendar is
still available and only $5. Proceeds benefit ANGELS
for ANIMALS® programs.
Pick one up today!
Available at the front office of the shelter along
with other great retail items.
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Amazon
Wishlist
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Want to give a donation but not money then contribute
directly to the care of our animals. We have a wish
list setup on Amazon for our shelter needs. Follow the
link below or click on the image to see our wish list.
Angels Amazon Wish List
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Kuranda
Beds
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Both cats and dogs can enjoy these comfortable beds during their stay.
Learn more about Kuranda beds click on the icon
to the right. |
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Sponsor Our
Newsletter
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Our newsletter'NEWS AND NEEDS' goes out through email
every Saturday and is sent to over 4,000 people. Take
advantage of this opportunity today and place your ad
with us to sponsor our weekly newsletter.
Click here to submit your ad
online today. Or call 330.549.1111 x106 |
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"Angels for Animals believes that animals, as living creatures, have value beyond economic measure. Our mission is to educate the people of our community about pet overpopulation and regular veterinary care for pets; cultivate an awareness and responsibility toward the needs of companion animals; provide for the well-being of our community's animals that are abandoned or otherwise in need; and instill respect for and appreciation of all living things.
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