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Dog Walk - Protest outside Lincoln Financial Field - Sep. 20 - Philadelphia

PAWS FOR THE CAUSE
Dog Walk - Protest outside Lincoln Financial Field

Dog Owners Against Philadelphia Eagles
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=135922716196&ref=nf

Date: Sunday, September 20, 2009
Time: 11:00am - 2:00pm
Location: Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, PA

Bring your dogs to the Linc in South Philadelphia before the Eagle's first
home game against the Saints.
We may plan on organizing a walk fro… Continue

The City of Camden contracts with the Camden County Animal Shelter to take all of its stray and surrendered animals (about 200 a month).

Because there is a conflict about the bill that is in discrepancy of what the City of Camden THINKS it owes the Shelter and what the Shelter THINKS is owed to them, the CAMDEN COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER IS TURNING AWAY ALL ANIMALS THAT ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICERS ARE BRINGING TO THE SHELTER.


This is NOT THE FIRST TIME THIS INEXPERIENCED AND UNORGANIZED "BOARD OF DIRE… Continue

GOOD NEWS....the last pitbull we rescued from November, 2009 has gone to his forever home. Chance along with his siters, Mayo and Noel were taken from a dog fighter's house in Salem, NJ.

His sisters found permanent and loving homes after they were sent to Texas in April and now Chance too have found a place to call "home". After considerable medical issues and being told we should have euthanized Chance in December, he pulled through and is a very happy little boy.

Thanks to Lindsay, his foste… Continue

On Wednesday, July 29, NJ Aid for Animals held its second free shot clinic for Camden City Animals with their guests Chow Hounds and friends from Atlantic City SPCA. Camden City Animal Control was also on hand to help us with the over 200 residents that showed up.

It was the most well attended animal event ever held in City of Camden.

Through NJ Aid for Animals PEP (Pet Enrichment Program) which provides dogs and cats in Camden City much needed services that will enrich their lives, NJAFA and… Continue

Kathy McGuire, President and Founder of NJ Aid for Animals, will be presenting a seminar on "How the Private Citizen Can Report and Recognize Cruelty" at Fidos Festival USA on August 30 at 11:30 am at Salem County Fairgrounds.

Successful Prosecution"What can YOU do to help animals you think may be being abused? Recognized by local government for her dedication and championing the way to help abused animals, Kathy McGuire will give you, the "private citizen", tips on how to recognize and report… Continue