Coastal Animal Rescue Effort

Coastal Animal Rescue Effort (C.A.R.E.) is a tax-exempt, nonprofit organization based in Wilmington, North Carolina, dedicated to treating and rehabilitating needy dogs and cats. The organization focuses on restoring the health of these animals and finding them loving, permanent homes.

Mission

C.A.R.E.'s primary mission is to address the critical issue of homeless animals in society, many of whom require urgent medical care. Due to limited resources, many rescue groups struggle to provide the necessary treatment for injured or ill pets before they can be adopted. C.A.R.E. aims to fill this gap by providing medical treatment and care to these animals until they are well enough to be placed for adoption.

History

C.A.R.E. was established by Atlantic Animal Hospital in response to the need for specialized care for rescued animals. Founded in November 2011, the organization operates with the goal of improving the welfare of dogs and cats in the community.

Activities

C.A.R.E. collaborates with local veterinary facilities to provide essential medical services, including emergency care and rehabilitation. By helping to treat and restore the health of rescued animals, C.A.R.E. plays a vital role in increasing the adoption rate of pets from shelters and rescue centers.

Impact

By providing critical medical care and support, C.A.R.E. helps to reduce the number of animals euthanized due to lack of resources. The organization contributes to both local and broader efforts to address animal homelessness and promote animal welfare in the United States.

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