Mission Statement

The mission of this nonprofit corporation is to restore dignity to those domestic pets that have been abandoned and/or abused by placing them in foster homes until the animals are deemed ready to be adopted. At such time, we will put all our efforts into finding secure permanent homes for all animals in our care. We will ensure that all animals in our care are spayed or neutered an we will, whenever possible, provide needed medical services for all animals in our care.

Additionally, our goal is to educate the public on the correct and moral way to care for their animals, including the need for spaying and neutering domestic animals. In furtherance of this goal, we will refer people to the local Humane Society for spaying and neutering and we will, whenever possible, provide financial assistance to responsible pet owners who wish to spay or neuter their animals but cannot afford to do so.

Finally, we will provide a referral service for pet owners needing to find another home for their animals by keeping a register of names and addresses of people inquiring about adopting new pets. We will also provide help to people who have lost or found pets by keeping a log of reports that are called into our organization.

This organization believes that all animals deserve respect and that they should be treated with dignity in all circumstances. Our ultimate goal is to have all people to whom we relate adopt this philosophy.

About Petsavers

Petsavers is a non-profit corporation founded in April 1994 as Animal Rescue Friends. It later added the easily recognizable term "Petsavers" to its name. Petsavers successfully found homes for 57 dogs and cats in 1996, 58 in 1997, and 83 in 1998, ensuring the animals were spayed/neutered. In addition, Petsavers provides counseling on the proper way to care for animals as well as animal behavior.

Support for Petsavers

Petsavers has received support from the following sources:

And Many, many individual contributions. We thank everyone very much.

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