At any given day, we care for approximately 250 homeless dogs and cats at our Canoga Park, CA shelter. All of the dogs and cats in our care are spayed or neutered, microchipped and vaccinated before being placed in adoptive homes.
However, the field of animal rescue has become considerably challenging in this troubled economy. Private philanthropic resources are shrinking, yet the numbers of abandoned dogs and cats across the country are increasing. Due to the rise in housing foreclosures and evictions, it is not uncommon for PAF to receive as many as twenty requests a day to accept abandoned animals. As challenging as it may be, we at PAF remain committed to assisting as many animals as we possibly can, within our ability. Our accomplishments over the years speak volumes, and we contribute our years of success to our highly devoted and loyal supporters and committed volunteers. We at Pet Adoption Fund remain true to our belief that all animals deserve happiness, love and respect. We do not reject the old, the disabled, or the socially challenged. In accordance to our no-kill policy, Pet Adoption Fund will be committed to providing shelter and care to those deserving yet less fortunate ones, who may never get a second chance at a loving home, and may end up living the rest of their lives here at our facility. Thank goodness to our supporters and our volunteers, those less fortunate ones will never have to worry about being homeless or lonely again. |
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List of the Board of Directors 2012: President - Kay Duffy Contact Board Members by mail: Key Management Staff: President - Kay Duffy * To view PAF latest Tax Form 990, click on link below and enter "Pet Adoption Fund" for organization name, click "Search". |



