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Animal House Project's Mission is to help families facing financial crisis feed and care for their companion pets to keep them out of shelters and rescues. Do you know that if a companion pet enters a rescue/shelter system, the chances of being adopted are less than 5% and many are euthanized to make room for other adoptable animals?
We are helping seniors and retired military vets living on fixed incomes;l returning military veterans; single parent families; families that are facing a medical crisis and have high bills associated with their treatment as well as families that are still impacted by the recession. The fabric of the families that we help are diverse and that is what we need to get out on Social Media to make a greater impact for help.
If you love to post on Facebook; LinkedIn; Twitter; Pinterest; and/or love Blogging plus love animals, please check out www.animalhouseproject.org and/or check us out on Facebook: Animal House Project.
A lot of positive and great things are happening with our organization, we just need help sharing it with everyone else!!
1055 S. Hanover Street, Suite 1, Pottstown, PA 19465, US
Mission Statement
Animal House Project is a 501(c)3 charitable organization who operates several programs to help both companion pets and rescue pets obtain much needed food. Our Companion Pet Food Pantry is current taking care of 2950 families' pets and our Rescue Pet Food Pantry is providing food to 220 grass root rescue organizations.
Description
Did You Know?
Of the many millions of dogs and cats surrendered to shelters or abandoned each year in the United States, approximately one million surrenders/abandonments were due to the owners financial inability to provide for the basic needs of their pets; pet food and veterinary care.
Have you ever wondered what would happen if you had to surrender your family pet(s) to a shelter simply because you could not afford to feed or provide basic veterinary care for them?
*Approximately 50% of pets surrendered to shelters never find a new home, and sadly, are euthanized.*
Our demographics - Who do we help?
Returning military veterans and their families; retired military veterans and seniors who are living on a fixed income; domestic violence families; medically stressed families - Cancer; Parkinson; ALS; MS and families that are still struggling from the recent COVID-19 Pandemic. We cut across all sectors of the populations and the need seems to be increasing not decreasing in people needing our help.
