Posts about how you can help The Animal League and join their journey of rescue, rehabilitation, and rehoming of abused and neglected pets.
Each year, we partner with a few local businesses to set up our Giving Trees. These trees are decorated in their lobby and have festive hand-made ornaments that adorn the tree…
Share Christmas with our Pets through The Animal League Giving Trees Read More »
Since 1988, The Animal League has rescued and rehabilitated 1,000s of neglected and injured cats and dogs with the help of community support. We’d love
11 Ideas to Help Our Shelter Pets Right Now Read More »
Blankets from our Sponsor A Blanket program are made by our volunteers with love and, once sponsored, will follow the animal all the way to
Our Shelter Pets Love These Cozy Blankets Read More »
AmazonSmile was a valuable program to The Animal League for many years. It provided much needed donations which helped to support the rescue, rehabilitation, and
Amazon Discontinued the AmazonSmile Program: What You Can Do Instead Read More »
Calling all students looking for service hours! Whether school’s in session or you’re looking for summer community service hours, we’ve got you covered. We are
We Have Student Volunteer Hours Available Year-Round Read More »
The sad truth is there are many animals suffering from exposure, homelessness, illness, and starvation. We are often their last hope. Every foster family helps
The Animal League’s Foster Pet Parent Program Read More »
Dress your pets in their prom best and submit their photo to be voted: Pet Prom King & Queen Online Photo Contest Dress your pets
Pet Prom Photo Contest [Online Event] Read More »
Every Spring The Animal League experiences a challenging situation known as “Puppy and Kitten Season” where the number of puppies and kittens far exceed the
Spring is Puppy and Kitten Mania Read More »
The Animal League is a nonprofit animal welfare organization established in 1988 to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome abused and abandoned cats and dogs. We are often their last hope.
