GFA is proud to be a
Rally To Rescue
Ambassador...!
Welcome to Guardians For Animals....
Joining voices to speak for those who cannot speak for themselves! *
WHY GFA WAS FOUNDED: Eight to 10 million abused, abandoned and neglected animals enter U.S. Shelters each year. LESS THAN 40% ARE ADOPTED FROM THESE SHELTERS. Too many are left to die for no reason. Rescue groups are the animals' last hope and the ONLY hope for those innocent animals on death row. GFA helps dedicated, NO KILL rescue groups receive much needed funds, supplies, and help with placement of animals in their care. GFA is supported by private and corporate donations. No state or federal funding is received. Our philosophy: "Every animal deserves to live their lives with dignity, love, and our respect."
OUR MISSION: Help animal rescue organizations in need. In 2007, GFA distributed over 15,000 lbs of food and helped our affiliates rescue over 2200 animals from death row in local shelters. As of May 1, 2008 we have distributed over 13,000 pounds of food. By year end, these number are expected to greatly increase.
WHAT WE DO:
*Provide spay/neuter and emergency medial aid support to rescues.
*Distribute food and related supplies.
* Help with adoptive animal placement in PETCO stores.
* GFA supports PETCO's "Think Adoption First" program by helping groups to place
their rescue animals in Petco stores for adoption. Petco has agreed to
support rescues rather than buying animals from breeders.
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“The biggest expense most rescue groups have is food and medical care, so every effort makes a great impact on how many more animals we can save,” said Alex Whitney, founder of Guardians for Animals. This umbrella group provides much needed funds to allow animal rescue groups to save animals on death row in local shelters. www.guardiansforanimals.org |
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This is Alex, a year old Golden Retriever mix. He was brought to a shelter with a badly
shattered leg, pelvis and bleeding from many wounds. Left in a cage without medical help or pain medication for a week, his hopes were dimming fast. Shelter to Home, Inc.,
of Allen Park, saved him and sought much-needed medical attention with the
help of Guardians for Animals. . Guardians for Animals is asking for donations
to help Alex receive all the medical and rehab attention he needs.
Costs now exceed $2,000. GFA ~ 6353 Canmoor Drive, Troy, Mi 48098 |
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Alex's update: We are half way there to meeting Alex's medical bills. PLEASE donate what you can so that innocent animals do not suffer and die alone. Many more animals need our help. Please give what you can. Thank you for your support.
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