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The Animal Assistance League of
Orange County is the largest no-kill, non-profit, animal rescue, animal
shelter, animal adoption center, humane society, animal education center
in Orange County. The Animal Assistance League has been helping abandoned, neglected, abused, lost,
stray, sick and unwanted cats and dogs for more than 38 years.
Today, families, from all over Orange County, continue to rely on the
Animal Assistance League to help them with their cat and dog adoptions,
low-cost spay and neuter programs, microchip identification procedures, emergency
animal medical assistance, animal medical
aid referrals, emergency pet food programs, pet lost and found, animal
education programs, animal training referrals, breed-specific adoption
referrals, breed-specific animal rescues and pet-friendly housing data.
The Animal Assistance
League has more than 200 cats and dogs available for adoption.
The Animal Assistance League dogs range from small Poodles to large St.
Bernards.
Their cats range from Tabbies to Siamese. Their ages range from
young to mature.
All of them are loving, kissable, adorable and are ready for a change of
address. The Animal Assistance League animals have all been spayed or neutered,
micro chipped and medically kept up to date with their vaccinations and doctor
visits. The Animal Assistance League adoption procedure is very carefully managed,
producing a near 100% pet adoption success rate. Contact the
Animal Assistance League at www.aaloc.org
for more information or if you would like to volunteer.
AALOC is a non-profit
humane society and relies on the generosity of the community served to continue
helping the animals. Every dollar donated goes to help our best
friends or those of people we have never seen before. We need your
donated time and money. Please think about the Animal Assistance
League in your Last Will and Testament, when you have an extra dollar or
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For more than 38 years,
the Animal Assistance League of Orange
County has been helping lost,
stray, sick, abandoned, abused,
neglected, abused, and
unwanted cats and dogs.
The
Animal Assistance League of Orange
County is the largest no-kill,
non-profit, animal rescue, animal
shelter, animal adoption center, humane
society, animal education center in
Orange County. The Animal
Assistance League has been helping
abandoned, neglected, abused, lost,
stray, sick and unwanted cats and dogs
for more than 38 years. Today,
families, from all over Orange County,
continue to rely on the Animal
Assistance League to help them with
their cat and dog adoptions, low-cost
spay and neuter programs, microchip
identification procedures, emergency
animal medical assistance, animal
medical aid referrals, emergency pet
food programs, pet lost and found,
animal education programs, animal
training referrals, breed-specific
adoption referrals, breed-specific
animal rescues and pet-friendly housing
data.
The Animal Assistance
League has more than 200 cats and dogs available for adoption.
The Animal Assistance League dogs range from small Poodles to large St.
Bernards.
The Animal Assistance League cats range from Tabbies to Siamese. Their ages range from
young to mature.
All of them are loving, kissable, adorable and are ready for a change of
address. The Animal Assistance League animals have all been spayed or neutered,
micro chipped and medically kept up to date with their vaccinations and doctor
visits. The Animal Assistance League adoption procedure is very carefully managed,
producing a near 100% pet adoption success rate. Contact the
Animal Assistance League at
www.aaloc.org
for more information or if you would like to volunteer.
AALOC is a non-profit
humane society and relies on the generosity of the community served to continue
helping the animals. Every dollar donated goes to help our best
friends or those of people we have never seen before. We need your
donated time and money. Please think about the Animal Assistance
League in your Last Will and Testament, when you have an extra dollar or
an extra minute.
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Their Welfare is
in Our Hands
The Animal
Assistance League
routinely takes care of about 200 wonderful,
little, cats and dogs, both in the Animal
Assistance League kennel
and in their various foster homes around Orange
County.
In addition to
caring for their own animals, the Animal
Assistance League has also
financially taken care of countless other animals in the
Southern California basin. Through their
Humane Animal Education Center and their
numerous Animal Health Care Programs, the Animal
Assistance League has been a life saver for many
families in need. When funds have been available, the
Animal Assistance League has helped to fund various emergency
animal medical
procedures. The Animal Assistance League
has provided food for animals in stressful
situations and local, low-cost, spay and neuter
referrals, for families and individuals with
animals and extreme financial
issues.
The Animal Assistance
League of Orange County, is an all volunteer
organization. While the Animal Assistance
League does have a small
number of paid staff members, who take care of
the kennel animals 24/7, the vast majority of
the Animal Assistance League members are simple
but very passionate volunteers. These
Animal Assistance League volunteers play with,
groom, exercise, feed, socialize, hug and kiss
their kennel "Best Friends" on a daily basis.
While most of
the Animal Assistance League animals are healthy and can fend for
themselves, some cannot. Some of the
little cats and dogs are survivors of traffic
accidents, surgical events or abusive homes.
Some of the Animal Assistance League cats and dogs have a few,
simple, medical issues while others have some
extreme medical situations that require
around-the-clock supervision by highly trained
staff members. The worst medical cases
actually live with some of the the Animal
Assistance League
volunteers, in their private homes, where they
can be fostered, appreciated and loved until
they are healthy, again.
The volunteers
at the Animal Assistance League willingly
give up a large part of their lives and the
lives of their families, to help the animals at
the Animal Assistance League no kill shelter and
rescue.
The AALOC
continues to host and participate in a variety of Special Events, throughout
the year, to help fund their various spay &
neuter, education,
food, adoption and medical aid programs.
Please contact
them directly, (www.aaloc.org
) , if you would like to make a
tax-deductible donation of cash, service or
products. Or give me a call or email and I
can refer you to the right people.
The Animal
Assistance League needs more volunteers.
They could really use your time and talents.
Call me and I will "hook you up".
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The Animal Assistance League
of
Orange County
www.aaloc.org
15102 Jackson Street Midway
City, CA 92655
714.893.4393
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Your generous
gifts will be used to help rescue, rehabilitate
and to continue providing sanctuary for the
precious rescued
dogs and cats, until they can be placed into
permanent, loving homes.
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The Animal Assistance League of Orange County is the largest no-kill,
non-profit, animal rescue, animal shelter, animal adoption center,
humane society, animal education center in Orange County. The
Animal Assistance League has been helping abandoned, neglected, abused, lost,
stray, sick and unwanted cats and dogs for more than 38 years.
Today, families, from all over Orange County, continue to rely on the
Animal Assistance League to help them with their cat and dog adoptions,
low-cost spay and neuter programs, microchip identification procedures, emergency
animal medical assistance, animal medical
aid referrals, emergency pet food programs, pet lost and found, animal
education programs, animal training referrals, breed-specific adoption
referrals, breed-specific animal rescues and pet-friendly housing data.
The Animal Assistance
League has more than 200 cats and dogs available for adoption.
The Animal Assistance League dogs range from small Poodles to large St.
Bernards.
Their cats range from Tabbies to Siamese. Their ages range from
young to mature.
All of them are loving, kissable, adorable and are ready for a change of
address. The Animal Assistance League animals have all been spayed or neutered,
micro chipped and medically kept up to date with their vaccinations and doctor
visits. The Animal Assistance League adoption procedure is very carefully managed,
producing a near 100% pet adoption success rate. Contact the
Animal Assistance League at www.aaloc.org
for more information or if you would like to volunteer.
The Animal Assistance
League is a non-profit
humane society and relies on the generosity of the community served to continue
helping the animals. Every dollar donated goes to help our best
friends or those of people we have never seen before. We need your
donated time and money. Please think about the Animal Assistance
League in your Last Will and Testament, when you have an extra dollar or
an extra minute.
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