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United Animal Friends' mission is to provide rescue programs and services to animals and those who care for them. Since its inception in 2003, our all-volunteer 501(c)3 non-profit organization has found loving homes for more than 5,000 animals and spayed or neutered over 13,000. Our community programs, including the Low-Income Spay/Neuter Certificate Program, Community Pet Food Bank, and Emergency Medical Program, help hundreds of pets and people each year.
Our goal is to continue to grow in size and in the positive impact we can make in the lives of animals. Our primary goals are:
- Saving the lives of adoptable dogs and cats.
- Finding the best home for each animal in our care.
- Reducing pet overpopulation through our spay/neuter programs.
- Feeding hungry animals through our Community Pet Food Bank.
- Relieving suffering and facilitating the compassionate treatment of animals.
Our vision is to see that all companion animals are treated with dignity, compassion, and integrity, and no longer abandoned or destroyed. We will strive to be a leading force in animal advocacy by finding good homes for pets, keeping pets in good homes, and significantly reducing the number of animals who die in shelters. We will accomplish this by making adoption matches that last, educating the public, assisting pets in need, and providing spay/neuter programs to decrease pet overpopulation.
Program
The Community Pet Food Bank feeds approximately 400 cats and 200 dogs each month.
Program
The Spay/Neuter Certificate Program helps low-income individuals have their companion animals altered at a very low cost.
Program
The Courtesy Listing Program helps individuals who need to find a new home for their cat or dog.
Program
This program helps those who need emergency medical care for their companion animal but cannot afford the cost.
Years of Experience
Pets Adopted
Volunteers
P.O. Box 11133
Prescott, Arizona 86304
(928) 778-2924
