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How We Help The Community

Pet Adoptions
Placing pets in the right home is very important to HSNV/A3P and we treat each pet as if he/she were our personal pet. We require adoption applications and all references and veterinarians will be contacted and validated. Our volunteers take the time to socialize and train pets that come into HSNV/A3P to help ensure a long lasting relationship with the new owner. While we'd love to advertise high adoption statistics, we really prefer to move slow and ensure the pet is properly placed and that both the pet and the adopter are set up for success.

Community Outreach
Assisting members of the community is important to us. When possible, HSNV/A3P will assist pet owners with pet food, thanks to the generosity of others. As A3P grows, we hope to expand assistance to include medical support such as flea/tick and heartworm medication.

We have partnered with Dr. Chisolm, Heart to Heart Mobile Pet Care, LLC, to provide low cost vaccine (and other services) clinics at least quarterly. Upcoming clinics and other events are listed on our website "events" page.

AdvoCats Trap, Neuter, and Return (TNR)
HSNV/A3P will assist with TNR efforts when possible. Traps and block of instruction are available for use by community members. HSNV/A3P does not have sufficient funding to pay for the ever increasing number of requests for TNR support. Once additional funding is secured, A3P intends to expand the TNR program in order to further assist with minimizing the killing of innocent cats due to overpopulation.

"Pets 4 Life" Humane Education
Teaching children about responsible pet ownership and the value of pets as loving family members begins laying the foundation for good animal advocates.

Our week long summer camps are filled with lessons, arts and crafts, and guest speakers who cover all aspects of animal welfare. We are planning for our first Winter camp in December 2025!

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