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November 2023

 

Happy Fall to all our Animal Rescue force friends, volunteers and adopters!

 

The busy holiday season will soon me upon us and ARF is just as busy with the huge amount of phone calls from the public wanting to surrender their cats and dogs. Seems more and more pets will be looking for new homes this winter. ARF has taken in many pets needing home but are in dire need of donations for medical bills and fosters for cats and dogs.

 

ARF has taken in many senior pets recently, especially dogs that have been given up due to owners not being able to afford care any longer. Vet bills have skyrocketed due to dentals, blood work, surgeries and routine senior pet care. 

 

Oreo was given up because his elderly owner had a stroke and could no longer care for him. Animal Rescue Force took in this sweet senior gentleman with a constant wagging tail. He went and had a check up at the vet and unfortunately, he was diagnosed with a cancerous tumor that would be difficult to remove. After everything Oreo had been though, he was still happy and peppy. He was lucky enough to be adopted by exceptional adopters who are willing to give him love and caer for the rest of his golden years.

 

Shelters are bombarded with animals disgarded by their owners. So much so that they have been reaching out and begging ARF and other rescues to help take some cats, kittens, and dogs to make room for more.

 

One of ARF's volunteers graciously offered to foster some kittens from the shelter. When asked to take just one more of course she agreed. Little Willy found himself all alone at a crowded NYC shelter. He had a ruptured eye, a cold and tested positive for FIV. His chances of making it out of the shelter were slim unless a rescue saved him. He is now happy and comfortable after his eye removal surgery. He loves being held and pet. Most of all he enjoys playing with his foster siblings.

 

With the increase of the cost of living and all our expenses to save and vet the pets ARF has taken a big hit this year. So again, we are reaching out asking for everyone's continued support so ARF can keep helping these deserving cats and  dogs. Any amount big or small makes a difference in these pets' lives. Donations can be made by check, credit card by going to our website www.animalrescueforceinc.com and clicking on the GiveDirect link or by PayPal by using the email arforce3@aol.com. ARF appreciates all of you for your continued love and support. On behalf of ARF and the cats and dogs looking for homes, we thank you!                                                                                                                 

 

Sincerely,

Susan Ragland

President

​About Us

Animal Rescue Force is a private, non-profit 501c3 organization established in 1974 to find responsible homes for dogs and cats and to encourage all dog and cat owners to spay and neuter their pets. We are not funded by the town or government and rely on donations and fund raising events run by volunteers as means of support. Donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent allowable by law. Tax ID #51-0137896.

If you need a home for your pet call our office during the week at 732-257-7559, and you will learn about our procedure.  You can also call ARF if you are having a problem with your pet and need advice or if you need low-cost spay/neuter information.

Adoption Locations / Display Centers

Animal Rescue Force has 1 adoption center and 1 display center on the weekends! For more information on these locations click here!

Sayreville Adoption Center, Sayreville NJ

989 Main Street

Sat & Sun 11am - 3:30pm

Englishtown Auction Display Center, Englishtown NJ

90 Wilson Ave

Sat & Sun 9am - 12:00pm 

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Cat of the week!

 

Meet Spyder!

Spyder was rescued from a high-kill shelter when he was a 4 week old kitten along with his siblings. He was adopted out but now his family can no longer care for him. He is 9 and a half years old and very shy at first. He warms up but it will take time, especially since his world is now turned upside down. He likes sitting in his cat tree and he is good with other cats. He is a picky eater and only eats Pro Plan dry food and doesn't really even care for treats. He is litterbox trained.

Make a Donation!

Now you can make a secure, tax deductible, credit card donation using the GiveDirect link above.  Just click on the GiveDirect image above and you will be sent to an online form from GiveDirect.  From there, just fill in the form with your credit card information and the amount that you want to donate to help homeless pets find their forever homes. You will receive a confirmation email for your records and our heartfelt thanks for your generous gift.

Did you know that some companies have a matching gift program? With your tax dollar donation, your employer may match dollar for dollar. Click here and make a difference in helping the animals!

Events

April 20, 2024- Animal Rescue Force annual Tricky Tray Fundraiser- Sayreviile, NJ VFW

May 4, 2024- Acme Canning in Old Bridge, NJ

May 25, 2024- Super 50/50 Raffle

June 29, 2024- Stop & Shop Canning in East Brunswick, NJ

September 28, 2024- Stop & Shop Canning in East Brunswick, NJ

October 6, 2024- East Brunswick Day- East Brunswick, NJ, Cultural Arts Center

October 26, 2024- Super 50/50 Raffle

November 16, 2024- Amazon Raffle

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