FJCASP relies entirely on individuals who have a passion for helping save the lives of animals. The shelter we pull from is always overflowing with stray and unwanted animals which means there is always work to be done by rescues. Unfortunately that will continue until…well until people become more responsible for their pets – that means spay/neuter, vaccinate, microchip, give preventatives, train, and love them unconditionally. So you’re wondering how you can help…
Fosters are by far the most valuable asset to our organization – without them, we are unable to rescue animals. Fostering gets animals out of the shelter and into homes so they can get any essentials they need and have a better chance of being adopted. It also frees up shelter kennels for others, which in turn helps prevent unnecessary euthanasia. Here are some Fostering Basics:
So you can’t foster but you want to help? Well, here are some things you could help with:
If you know someone looking for a new pet, remind them to check out the shelter and that there are lots of awesome pets available there. They’ll be saving a life and discouraging backyard breeders who continue to add to the overpopulation of unwanted animals.