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The Utah Animal Advocacy Foundation (UAAF) is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization specializing in the rescue, rehabilitation, and placement of homeless animals. UAAF is an active participant in the No Kill Utah (NKUT) coalition and is working closely with other coalition members to help end the euthanasia of homeless pets.
- Adopt
All the animals listed on our site are ready to head to...
- Contact
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- Dogs
All the animals listed on our site are ready to head to...
- Get Involved
Watching a displaced animal blossom in your care is an...
- Calendar
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- Donate
Venmo to @UAAF_Rescue. 4 digits: 8610. Paypal:...
- Success Stories
The Utah Animal Advocacy Foundation. Check us out on...
- Cats
Contact us (801) 467-8610. uaafinfo@gmail.com Mailing...
- Adopt
All the animals listed on our site are ready to head to their forever homes! They have been spayed or neutered, brought up to date on vaccinations, microchipped, have been tested for heartworm (or Fiv/Felv for cats), and have had their dental and medical needs addressed.
The Utah Animal Advocacy Foundation, Salt Lake City, Utah. 8,906 likes · 80 talking about this · 117 were here. The Utah Animal Advocacy Foundation (UAAF) rescues and rehomes homeless animals.
Best Friends Animal Sanctuary is the home-between-homes for rescued dogs and cats, horses, birds, rabbits, potbellied pigs, farm animals and assorted wildlife.
Our careful adoption process helps to ensure a good fit for the pet and adopters. The joy, comfort and happiness that comes to a family adopting a rescued pet inspires us to continue our work. Things to know before you apply: We are based in the St. George UT area and focus on local adoptions
Jackson Day Foundation Animal Rescue. 2,435 likes · 365 talking about this. UT nonprofit enhancing the lives of animals through adoption, medical service & community involvement
All the animals listed on our site are ready to head to their forever homes! They have been spayed or neutered, brought up to date on vaccinations, microchipped, tested negative for heartworm, and have had their dental and medical needs addressed.
