ARFP - Animal Rescue & Foster Program (Greensboro)

The Animal Rescue & Foster Program, founded in 1992, is a 501(C)(3) not-for-profit charitable organization supported by membership and private donations. ARFP receives no funding from the state, county, or city.

The Animal Rescue & Foster Program is dedicated to helping abandoned puppies and kittens. ARFP provides temporary foster homes and medical care for homeless puppies and kittens and places them in permanent adoptive homes with responsible pet owners. ARFP requires and ensures that all of the animals adopted are spayed/neutered to help decrease the stray over-population problem.

Mission

The Animal Rescue & Foster Program is dedicated to helping abandoned puppies and kittens. ARFP provides temporary foster homes and medical care for homeless puppies and kittens and places them in permanent adoptive homes with responsible pet owners. ARFP requires and ensures that all of the animals adopted are spayed/neutered to help decrease the stray over-population problem.

Long Range Goals

To provide a centralized “No Kill” shelter in addition to our current foster home capabilities. This would allow us to rescue more animals and reduce the number euthanized at the local, county-funded facility.

Creating a shelter of this magnitude requires donations of land and money. If you would like to help us with our goal, please make a tax-deductible gift. ARFP relies entirely on donations from the private sector.

711 Milner Drive Greensboro, NC 27410

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