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2 miArchives on Howard
2.3 miStadium Drive Apartments
2.4 miCollege of Health and Human Services
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Specialties
Our focus is on saving at-risk pets in pound facilities. We save homeless pets, one at a time, give them medical care and a safe temporary home, and provide responsible adoption services to those seeking pets. We started as a group of about 50 skilled and experienced animal rescue volunteers in 2010, and we’ve grown to about 150 volunteers.
The mission is all about homeless pets, but it’s also all about people: our volunteers, certainly, but also like-minded animal lovers who choose to give a second chance to a homeless pet. Together, we are addressing the problem of pet homelessness.
History
Established in 2010.
Our rescue operation is built on four unshakeable organizational commitments:
We are a no-kill organization!
We affirm every pet’s right to life and to human care and companionship. We euthanize on a very limited basis — and never out of a need for space.
We provide a lifetime safety net!
We will not submit our homeless pets to double jeopardy. If a pet loses its home any time after adoption, we readmit that pet into our rescue program and seek another placement.
We rescue without borders!
Our rescue program gives due consideration to all homeless dogs and cats, irrespective of regional, state, or national origin. All homeless pets deserve to be saved!
Pets are our only priority!
We rescue pets irrespective of their health status, and we give them the best possible medical care to cure their disease or reverse their condition. We pride ourselves on our stewardship. For every dollar received, more than 95 cents goes to the rescue, care, and placement of homeless pets.
Meet the Business Owner
Jack F.
Business Owner
Jack is the co-founder and director of the Animal Rescue Project. Rescuing neglected animals and providing them with a lifetime safety net until they find their forever homes is more than just his job, it is his calling. Frost has dedicated more than 1,000 volunteer hours at Animal Rescue Project and was awarded the 2015 STAR Award in the Career Volunteer category.
