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Aiding and A Petting (Atlanta)
Saving the life of any living being in need is an unselfish act that requires compassion, but very little effort. Cultivating respect and awareness for the rights and needs of companion animals will ultimately bring a community together at many levels. For a community that is committed to saving the lives of helpless creatures in need, will be a community committed to the care and respect of each other.
Aiding and A-Petting is a 501(c)3, non-profit animal welfare organization dedicated to assisting Atlanta area shelters by finding homes for every adoptable animal. Our volunteers work tirelessly to rescue, house, and place dogs and cats in loving, nurturing homes. These selfless acts create a quality of life and a quality of being for those who can, and choose to help make a difference in the lives of any living being. When the goal of a No Kill community is accomplished, it is then that we can celebrate life.
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 191652
Atlanta, GA 31119
Aiding and A-Petting is a 501(c)3, non-profit animal welfare organization dedicated to assisting Atlanta area shelters by finding homes for every adoptable animal. Our volunteers work tirelessly to rescue, house, and place dogs and cats in loving, nurturing homes. These selfless acts create a quality of life and a quality of being for those who can, and choose to help make a difference in the lives of any living being. When the goal of a No Kill community is accomplished, it is then that we can celebrate life.
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 191652
Atlanta, GA 31119
Go to site >> http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/GA369.html (report broken link)
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