United Animal Friends

Foster/Adopt Field Services (FAFS)
Fosters, spays/neuters, and adopts out Homeless Animals. All our animals are kept in Foster Homes, so we have no shelter expenses. Donations and grant money go for spay/neuter, emergency medical, and similar things that directly benefit the animals in our care. Of course there is never enough money, and we pursue grant money and do fund raisers on a regular basis. We take animals from Prescott and Chino Valley Animal Control and wherever else we find Homeless Animals. Since we are not limited by the size of a shelter we can have a no kill policy.

Low Cost Spay/Neuter Certificate Hotline
Provides low cost Spay/Neuter Certificates for folks who cannot afford the cost of altering their Companion Animals.

No More Homeless Pets, Yavapai County (NMHP)
A five year plan of education, spay/neuter and Adoption Events with a goal of No More Homeless Pets by 2010. This includes a low-cost certificate program using local vets and mobile clinics.

Feral Cat Trap/Neuter/Release Program "TNR" (928-778-2924)
Humanely traps feral cats, alters them and then releases them where someone will feed them. UAF has the only TNR program in the area.

Courtesy Listing Program (928-778-2924)
Helps animals whose people want to relinquish them to find new homes.

Emergency Medical Program
Helps pay veterinary bills when the Animal Guardian cannot.

Animal Disaster Services (ADS)
This UAF Sister Group is a volunteer group which coordinates with Emergency Management Services of Yavapai County. ADS exists to create and maintain a shelter for animals during times of natural disasters. ADS maintained shelters during recent emergencies like the Indian Fire in Prescott and the Brins Fire in Oak Creek Canyon.

Rescue - Foster - Adopt

Double Your Money
UAF is currently having a special fundraiser where your donation will be generously doubled by an anonymous Animal Lover and help twice as many animals.

Mission Statement
Provide for the well-being of animals. To raise awareness and encourage compassionate treatment of animals.

Goals
Expand spay/neuter, foster/adoption and rescue programs in partnership with the community and other agencies. Provide foster care transition for adoptable pets. Match up adoptable pets with loving homes.

Vision
No More Homeless Pets, Yavapai County, 2010

Action Plan
UAF altered 1471 and re-homed 656 animals in 2007, and hope to do more each year.

UAF Programs

Rescue - Foster - Adopt

***Double Your Money*** UAF is currently having a special fundraiser where your donation will be generously doubled by an anonymous Animal Lover and help twice as many animals.

Mission Statement Provide for the well-being of animals. To raise awareness and encourage compassionate treatment of animals.

Goals Expand spay/neuter, foster/adoption and rescue programs in partnership with the community and other agencies. Provide foster care transition for adoptable pets. Match up adoptable pets with loving homes.