The San Diego Animal Support Foundation is a private, volunteer dependent, nonprofit (501c3) organization dedicated to improving the welfare of animals in overburdened, underfunded local shelters and rescues. |
Our mission is to is to actively promote the proper care and treatment of animals, as well as encourage the adoption of shelter/rescue pets with the cooperation of the local media. Additionally, we help local rescue organizations pay for spay/neuter surgeries, fund imperative animal welfare projects, recruit volunteers, and maintain a small medical fund to help pets in need of emergency treatment. We support more than 28 local nonprofits. With the exception of one part time employee, all SDASF members are volunteers. |
Visit our success stories to see just a few of the local pets helped by our medical fund donation program. |
The SDASF does NOT operate a shelter of our own, rather we act as an umbrella organization assisting already existing shelters and foster agencies. If you are adopting or relinquishing a pet, we highly recommend you contact one of our "recommended organizations" indicated by a |
Encourage the adoption of shelter/rescue pets through media campaigns and daily television pet segments featuring the entire rescue community. |
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Promote education and the proper care of animals through pet segments, press releases and articles. |
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Help local rescue organizations and the community pay for spay/neuter surgeries to prevent pet overpopulation. |
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Fund imperative animal welfare projects. |
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Work with the public to provide emergency medical treatment for animals that may otherwise die. |
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Host annual adoption events bringing together dozens of local adoption agencies to help hundreds of animals. |
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Operate a car donation program that helps not one, but dozens of local organizations. |
Your generous financial and car donations are critical in helping the Foundation in its effort to support the needs of the local animal welfare community. Here are just a few of the ways your donations have been used to help our local animals in need: |
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