BORDER ANIMAL RESCUE
The Mission of Border Animal Rescue (B.A.R.):
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Reduce animal overpopulation through effective community-based low cost spay and neuter programs.
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Advocate for adoption of unwanted, homeless pets in Cochise County Communities.
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Coordinating with our Foster Homes, to provide 'extra care' as needed until they are all placed.
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Promote population control of free-roaming cats through a trap/neuter/return (TNR) program.
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Cultivate the health and humane treatment of ALL animals.
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Rescue Operation
There are times that we will receive a notification to assist in the rescue of multiple animals from homes or properties. When this occurs, we find ourselves needing to arrange temporary living situations for these pets while addressing their medical and emotional requirements. Many of our dedicated volunteers generously open their own homes as 'Foster Homes' for these animals. Additionally, our TNR program often leads to the discovery of abandoned or 'homeless' pets. Following a comprehensive evaluation process that may include medical services, these animals will subsequently be made available for adoption. Our pets are brought up to date with the essential vaccines and testing, we spay or neuter and microchip each one. None of this would be possible without the generosity of our donors!
Donation Allocation
Thinking about making a donation to our organization?
As a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit, we can ensure you that 100% of all contributions go towards feeding, medically treating, and caring for our furry companions! Our team is made up entirely of volunteers who are dedicated to animal welfare and believe that every pet deserves a second chance. We maintain transparency in our financial operations, so you can trust that your generous support directly benefits our program.
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Trap/Neuter/Return Program (TNR)
BAR assists with population control of free-roaming neighborhood cats. Adult cats are spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and returned to the area they came from. The young kittens that we often find, are placed in foster homes, socialized, and adopted into loving homes. You can help by notifying us (or the local animal control) of the 'strays' you see in your own neighborhood, Your donations help cover these costs.
Community Assistance
There comes a time when household needs outweigh a pets need for spay or neuter. We understand that paying for this service can be difficult. If you or someone you know are in need of assistance, we have a program that significantly reduces the cost of fees associated with this process. (Which can be as much as $300 or more!) Our community assist program reduces the cost to just $50 for cats, and $70 for dogs. Use the button below to find out more and complete the application.
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