Welcome to People For Animals

Since 1986, speaking for those
who can't speak for themselves

People For Animals
Board of Directors:
Ann Logan, President
Adrienne Robins
Ann Roush Secretary / Treasurer

Advisory:
Robert Littleton, Attorney

P.O. Box 991 - Franklin, TN 37065
Phone: 615-794-8925

Buy an Animal Friendly
TN License Plate

The goal of the Animal Friendly specialty license plate fund is to provide grants to nonprofit organizations or governmental agencies to enable low-cost spaying and neutering of dogs and cats in order to reduce pet overpopulation in Tennessee.

A PFA Board Member and volunteer combines her love of dogs, cats and crochet by donating to PFA every penny that you pay for the crocheted items.
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PEOPLE FOR ANIMALS is an all-volunteer, not-for-profit animal protection organization dedicated to preventing intentional or unintentional harm to all animals in our community with a focus on dogs and cats. Founded in 1986, our goal is to enhance pet quality of life and address pet overpopulation by reducing the number of healthy pets euthanized in shelters with programs that:

	Report Card People For Animals
	PFA Services		Count
	2013 - Spay/Neuter Surgeries (Jan. - Apr.)		706
	2012 - Spay/Neuter Surgeries		1321
	2011 - Spay/Neuter Surgeries		1006
	2010 - Spay/Neuter Surgeries		513
	2009 - Spay/Neuter Surgeries		419
	2008 - Spay/Neuter Surgeries		418
	2007 - Spay/Neuter Surgeries		327
	2006 - Spay/Neuter Surgeries		424
	2005 - Spay/Neuter Surgeries		245

People For Animals is an all-volunteer, not-for-profit animal protection organization dedicated to preventing intentional or unintentional harm to all animals in our community with a focus on dogs and cats...more

People For Animals provides assistance to pet owners that need financial assistance in having their dog or cat spayed/neutered. The path to spay or neuter with a PFA assist begins when a pet owner calls the spay/neuter phone line (615.794.8925) requesting assistance. Through a conversation with a volunteer screener, a determination is made about the type and level of assistance that will be offered...more

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure -- even though several factors contribute to pet overpopulation, PFA's first priority is to reduce birth rates by providing assistance to pet owners needing help in getting the spay/neuter surgery done. Since dogs and cats multiply exponentially, we cannot overcome the problem by rescuing them one at a time. There are several benefits to spaying/neutering your pet...more

National figures indicate that about half of the animals in shelters..."some much more and some much less"... are euthanized for lack of good homes. Animals at your local shelter are just waiting for someone like you to give them a new home. Please consider adopting from a local shelter for the following reasons:..more

Anonymous Donor Issues $5,000 Challenge

In November 2012 PFA received an incredibly generous offer from an anonymous donor to match contributions to PFA up to $5,000. YES, $5,000. If you’d like to double your money, this is your chance.

When matched, your $50 can neuter four cats; your $100 can spay five cats; your $150 can spay five large dogs. Whatever the size of your donation, it will be doubled and “doubly” appreciated and lives will be saved through spay/neuter. What great news for the animals.....and for you too!

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