April 6, 2013, Camden City, NJ – NJAFA coordinates the most successful and largest wellness event for dogs and cats ever held. Special thanks to Dr. Lori Duggan who donated her services.
Lost No More” - Microchip Program for NJ Aid for Animals
Camden County, NJ – NJ Aid for Animals (NJAFA), the leader in innovative programs for underserved animals in Camden City, NJ has announced a new microchip program.
Dogs especially in Camden don’t just become lost. They are abandoned or dumped. If a dog is chipped, animal control will be able to identify who the culprit was and charge them….read more
How an ordinance saved 39 pit bulls
“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful,committed people can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.” ~ Margaret Mead
Most of us would like to change the world –or at least our little corner of it. For me, I want to help animals that have no voice. I became interested in township ordinances when I realized they could help further the mission of my organization, NJ Aid for Animals, Inc. (NJAFA), of preventing the exploitation and abuse of animals….click here to read full articile
SAVE THE DATE
Saturday, June 9
Poker run – Bikers for Bullies
Registration 9-11am
Silver Coin Diner
Hammonton, NJ
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Saturday, June 22nd
11:00 am to 1:00 pm
Dog Wash
Pet Valu
Cinnaminson
Saturday, July 20
Craft Fair
9:00 am to 3:00 pm
Lutheran Church of the Holy Spirit
Manahawkin, NJ
PRESIDENT OF NJ AID FOR ANIMALS GETS CRUELTY CONVICTION ON PRIVATE CITIZEN
Too often humane law enforcement agencies fail to pursue justice or protection for abused and neglected animals. Private citizens can pursue such cases and need not stand by idly while animals suffer. One such case occurred in W. Atco, NJ. Click here to read full story.
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