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Animal Aid
5335 SW 42nd
Portland, OR 97221
Animal Aid is a charitable non-profit organization funded solely through private donations and dedicated to rescuing homeless and abandoned animals. Animal Aid provides the necessary veterinary care and socialization before adoption to loving, responsible, permanent homes.
Our Mission
To prevent and reduce animal suffering by providing assistance to abused, homeless, injured and sick animals.
To actively promote and encourage altering of all pets to reduce and prevent overpopulation.
To find loving, dependable and nurturing forever homes for animals in our care at the shelter and in foster homes.
To educate the public by teaching and promoting the ethic of compassion and respect for all animals, including the need to be kind and responsible stewards.
Portland, OR 97221
Animal Aid is a charitable non-profit organization funded solely through private donations and dedicated to rescuing homeless and abandoned animals. Animal Aid provides the necessary veterinary care and socialization before adoption to loving, responsible, permanent homes.
Our Mission
To prevent and reduce animal suffering by providing assistance to abused, homeless, injured and sick animals.
To actively promote and encourage altering of all pets to reduce and prevent overpopulation.
To find loving, dependable and nurturing forever homes for animals in our care at the shelter and in foster homes.
To educate the public by teaching and promoting the ethic of compassion and respect for all animals, including the need to be kind and responsible stewards.
Go to site >> http://www.animalaidpdx.org (report broken link)
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