Animals Rule Placement Foundation

Overview

The Animals Rule Placement Foundation is a non-profit animal welfare organization operating in the United States. Established in 2003, it is registered as a 501(C)3 organization.

Mission

The foundation's primary goal is to rescue dogs at risk of euthanasia from local overcrowded shelters. It then fosters these dogs until they find permanent homes through an adoption program. Additionally, it provides shelter, veterinary care, and rehabilitation as needed. The organization advocates for the spay and neuter of all animals to combat pet overpopulation.

Activities

• Rescue Operations: Animals Rule Placement Foundation rescues dogs from various sources, including city and county shelters, strays, and animals surrendered by owners due to financial constraints.
• Fostering and Adoption: The organization runs a fostering program to care for rescued dogs until they are adopted into permanent homes. It has a facility where potential adopters can visit the animals.
• Advisory on Spaying/Neutering: Emphasizing the importance of spaying and neutering pets to prevent further animal overpopulation.

Funding

The foundation relies entirely on public donations, adoption fees, and fundraising events for its operations. It does not receive any funding from city, county, or government sources.

Organization Structure

Animals Rule Placement Foundation is supported by a dedicated group of unpaid volunteers committed to improving the lives of animals in their care. The organization's mission is carried out through a combination of fostering, rehabilitation, and community engagement.

Impact

By rescuing and rehabilitating animals, the foundation contributes to reducing cruelty to animals and promoting a culture of compassion and animal welfare in local communities.