Save a Pet’s Life This Giving Tuesday
We Did It!
Thanks to all of our amazing supporters, AWA reached its Giving Tuesday 2023 goal, ultimately raising over $20,000!
These funds will go directly to our mission to eliminate animal suffering and strengthen the human-animal bond in our South Jersey community.
Thank you so much for helping AWA save homeless pets and give them second chances. This goes to show just how much we can accomplish together along with our incredible community.
Save a Pet’s Life This Giving Tuesday
Animal Welfare Association’s mission is to eliminate animal suffering and strengthen the human-animal bond through lifesaving rescue and adoption programs and more that assist and improve the lives of families in our community.
In the past year, AWA has saved the lives of over 2,000 homeless animals and touched tens of thousands in South Jersey and beyond through our low-cost pet clinic, education initiatives and community outreach programs.
AWA receives NO government funding, making our mission a true community effort.
This Giving Tuesday you can save animals in need. With your help we can reach our goal of raising $20,000 so we can continue to grow our impact, together.
NONE of this is possible without support from donors like you.
This Year
Homeless Pet Lives Saved
Pet Clinic Patients
Education Program Reach
Helped by Pet Food Pantry
Your Donation Can Save a Life
Every dollar raised this Giving Tuesday goes directly to AWA’s mission to save, care and write happy endings to stories for homeless animals like Carlton and Winky below, and members of the South Jersey community through our outreach and education programs.
Thanks to a generous donor your gift will go even further, as they’ve pledged to match the first $10,000 in your donations!
Carlton's Lifesaving Treatment
Because of donors like you, AWA was able to get poor Carlton the treatment he needed in the ICU to fight a battle against pneumonia.
Promoting Literacy and Empathy
AWA’s Compassionate Kids Reading Program helps improve students’ reading skills and animal literacy.
Food & Supplies to Support Families
AWA’s Pet Food Pantry kept Jessica G’s family of pets intact when she struggled affording their food and supplies.
From Abandoned to Adopted
3-month-old Patricia was abandoned in extreme heat before being rehabilitated by AWA and adopted into a loving home.
Bringing Free Pet Care to Camden
AWA’s Vets on Wheels program brings free preventative care to 100s of Camden residents each year.
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