Atlanta Animal Rescue FriendsCommunity Programs
Our community programs include low-cost vaccine clinics, spay/neuter assistance and the AARF Community Pet Food Bank.
Low-income pet owners and community members in local zip codes, plus children and adults in community groups · Free or very low cost for some services
From aarfatlanta.org/community-outreach ↗About this program
AARF works to create a community where every pet matters through our community outreach programs. We offer a variety of seminars and workshops for adults, spay/neuter and vaccine assistance for low-income pet owners and humane education programs for children.
Our outreach programs seek to increase the overall health and wellbeing of pets in our community. We often partner with other organizations to provide direct support for pets and education for the families that care for them.
Our outreach program uses strategies from Pets for Life, a successful model developed by the Humane Society of the United States that incorporates ongoing neighborhood outreach, community-wide events, and free or very low cost services for pets such as training, humane education, spay/neuter surgeries, and wellness care.
Questions
Who can get help feeding their pet through the AARF Community Pet Food Pantry?
If you are a low-income pet owner and need help feeding your pet, please email info@aarfatlanta.org, call 678-534-3483, stop by AARF for information about pet food subsidies or fill out an online application here.
What help is available for community cat caretakers?
If you are a caretaker for a community cat colony, fill out an application for assistance here.
Is the Community Cat Assistance Program a rescue?
Please note that our Community Cat Assistance Program is a resource, not a rescue, and we will not remove cats from your property.
Details
- Who
- Low-income pet owners and community members in local zip codes, plus children and adults in community groups
- Cost
- Free or very low cost for some services
