Animals and Humans in Disaster, (501c3) FEMA/Medical Reserve Corp #2473
Cause Area
- Animals
- Crisis Support
- Homeless & Housing
- Hunger
- People with Disabilities
Location
Mailing: 610 E. Bell Rd, Ste 2-271Serving ArizonaPhoenix, AZ 85022 United States
Organization Information
Mission Statement
Our Mission Statement: Though community and pets, we help people in disaster to greater resiliency and their new life. Our vision includes expanding our service and outreach efforts throughout Arizona's metro and rural communities but helping throughcollaboragion and coalition for them to become stronger. more prespared and supportive of each others! Look through our donation and volunter ages at http://animalsandhumansindisaster.org You can work on0line, in your neighborhood, through your city/county/state of Arizona. We have volunteer opportunities that are standard or we can design one just for your needs/desires. Text to 480-698-3251 with two different times to talk with your email and location!
Description
What We Do:
Though their beloved pets, we help people in crisis!
No one should have to choose between feeding their pets or feeding themselves. Empty Bowl Pet Food Pantry helps pet owners facing financial challenges keep the promise they made to their pets to love and care for them forever.
Our attention is to special needs groups and gap service areas such as the "new homeless" (lost job or home), the disabled, veterans, seniors and those using assistance/therapy animals.
We are a service provider though coalitions such as Arizona Veterans Stand Down, United Way's Project Connect, Hopefest in Phoenix, Prescott and Tucson as well as partners with numerous agency's around Arizona to give pet food/items with their services because people - especially seniors and veterans, will ask for help for their pets, but not for themselves. When we help people return to sustainability, we help the pets long term!
We also teach the next generation the right way to care for pets and the humane treatment of animals; that it's not ok to abuse, neglect, starve, abandon or leave pets locked in a foreclosed home or without food or shelter.
We go into schools, create afterschool programs, do food drives, and get students, families and groups involved in giving back to their community.
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