
Because she shouldn't have to leave any of her babies behind...50% of women do not leave abusive situations for fear her pet will be injured or killed. According to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (www.ncadv.org), there were 113,123 reported cases of domestic violence and 180 domestic-violence related homicides in The goal of Animal Safehouse is to remove this barrier by caring for pets while owners are in transition. Our objective is to form a network of foster families to provide homes for pets of domestic violence survivors until they can be reunited in a safe living environment. We provide all food, supplies, vet care, and other essentials throughout their stay with us. We also help women reunite with their animals post-shelter by assisting with pet deposits and transport (we even shipped a dog to Oregon once).
Your donation is tax-deductible. Our tax ID number: 27-1193005.
If you need more information, please contact us. Thank you!
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Contact Animal Safehouse of Brevard animalsafehouse@gmail.com Leandra Preston Founder/Media Contact 407.620.6865 Arielle Schwartz Program Coordinator/Lead Advocate/Orlando Volunteer Coordinator 954.401.4901
Kate Flack Director of Marketing/Brevard County Volunteer Coordinator 321.795.7595 Abigail Malick University of Central Florida Volunteer/Service-Learning Coordinator animalsafehouseucf@gmail.com 407.697.2604 |

