We want to live in a community where dogs and cats are treated with love and care. Our mission is to help make this a reality through two avenues: medical care and education.

We hold a free spay/neuter clinic yearly, with the ability to sterilize up to 30 dogs a day. Not only are the surgeries free, but we also provide free aftercare. In addition, we have given out small grants to community members for emergency medical bills so they can have their animals seen when they are having a medical emergency. Our goal is to be able to offer free preventative vaccines for parasites, rabies, and heartworm, as well as treatments for ovarian cancer and other common illnesses.

We are also initiating a community outreach program, where we engage well-respected members of the local community to visit local schools with well-behaved, healthy pets. They will educate students on the benefits of treating animals with love and care, as well as advice on how to be a responsible pet owner.

The long-term goal is to have a shelter with an in-house vet where we can offer all sorts of help and house stray dogs and cats in need of shelter.