Erie Animal Network in Erie, 516 | Clear The Shelters 2022

Erie Animal Network was founded in October of 2011. The work we do is more than just lost & found pets. We give local animals in need a second chance to have the food, care and resources they desperately need. Much of our work isn't in the spotlight. We rent former bar location for adoptions/operations, we don't get paid and we wisely spend every dime we have directly to help animals in need. With very little overhead, the work is pure dedication and determination. The work isn't glamorous. We have crawled under mobile homes, gone into abandoned houses, inside basements, rescued from roofs and crawlspaces. We have trapped and relocated cats who were losing their territory from construction, demolition, or had no one to care for them. We work with SafeNet to provide emergency foster care to victim's pets who are leaving a situation of domestic violence, we have collected and donated over 100,000 pounds of pet food to local animals in need to keep those animals in their homes, we have helped dogs who are chained find new indoor homes, offer TNR to community cats, educational classes on animal welfare, and provide rescue resources to any citizen who needs us. Every day of the year we are open and we are ready to help. We find a way because they need us to. When you donate, and you choose Erie Animal Network for your donations, you can be assured every dollar is used to outreach to those local animals and their people in need of help.

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Each summer, shelters and rescues face an added stress on their resources from increases in puppy and kitten intakes due to spring litters. In 2022 shelters are reporting higher than normal intake rates, with unprecedented overpopulation in some areas. They need you now.