ANIMAL RELIEF AND RESCUE FELLOWSHIP
EIN 64-0926255 · Animal Protection & Welfare (D20)
What they do
ARRF Took A Constant Flow of Dogs Into Our Small Shelter During 2023, With Varying Degrees of Health Problems. We Cared For, Got All Required Vetting For, and Placed The Majority of These Dogs Into Compatible, Loving, Forever Homes. This is Quite An Accomplishment, Considering The Fact That, Before ARRF Got Involved With The "dog Pound", Most All of The Dogs Were Pulled Outside of The Shelter and Shot By The Animal Control Officer. There Was No Care for The Dogs or Trying to Find Loving Homes. The "dog Pound" Was A Dead-end Street for These Wonderful Creatures That Were There Through No Fault of Their Own. Additionally, When Funds Are Available, We Also Engage A Trainer to Work With Those Dogs That Would Be Difficult to Place Otherwise. ARRF is An All-volunteer Organization That Works Tirelessly to Accomplish The Set Goals.
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ContactAnn FratesiExecutive Director
In care of% ANN N FRATESI
Mailing addressPO BOX 66, LELAND, MS 38756-0066
Main phone(662) 347-5573 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- November 2001
- County
- Washington
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