The Oklahoma Alliance for Animals is dedicated to reducing pet overpopulation, promoting responsible pet ownership and promoting the humane treatment of animals through community collaboration and education.
- Labapalooza – September 18th!!
- Labapalooza – September 18th!!Posted 2 days ago
Join our friends at Lab Rescue for their biggest fundraiser of the year on Saturday, September 18th from 10 am to 2 pm at Leake Park near 71st & Memorial.…
- Photos from Woofstock
- Woofstock a Huge Success!Posted 2 days ago
The results are in! We have confirmed all the adoptions that took place either at Woofstock or as a direct result of the event. Forty-three homeless pets found new “furever”…
- Radar the Weather Dog – A Shelter Success Story
- Radar the Weather Dog – A Shelter Success StoryPosted 28 days ago
When The News on 6 decided to add a Weather Dog to their family, they wanted to make sure of two things: 1) that they found a dog who needed to…
- Fur Ball to be held November 6. Save the Date!!
- Fur Ball 2010 – Hounded by the PawparazziPosted 75 days ago
Join us for an evening of Hollywood glamour Saturday, November 6, 2010, at our 6th annual Fur Ball Gala, Hounded by the Pawparazzi. We’re rolling out the red carpet and the…
Save a Life – Adopt a Little Okie!
Join OAA on the last Saturday of each month from 12-4 pm at Tulsa Animal Welfare as we lend a hand to help match clients with the perfect pet. All animals adopted on these special days receive a free id tag. Of course, anyone can adopt a pet from Tulsa Animal Welfare during their normal hours of operation, Tuesday through Friday from noon to 6 pm and Saturdays noon to 4 pm. Interested in volunteering for Adopt a Little Okie? Please contact us at info@animalallianceok.org.
Until there are none, adopt one.
5 Things You Can Do to Reduce Pet Overpopulation
- Don’t breed your pet. There are enough animals that need homes already.
- Spay and neuter your pets to prevent unwanted litters. Not only does spaying and neutering help with pet overpopulation, but it also prevents undesirable behavior and disease.
- Adopt your next pet from an area rescue or shelter. When you adopt a pet, you are actually saving two lives because you make space for another pet to get a second chance.
- Be a responsible pet owner. Make a commitment to give your pet the care it needs for its lifetime and make sure your pet always has proper identification in case it is lost.
- Spread the message. Make sure that your friends and family are aware of the pet overpopulation crisis and how their personal actions can help solve the problem.
Vote for TAW in the Pepsi Refresh Everything Grant Contest
Tulsa Animal Welfare was accepted into the Pepsi Refresh Everything grant contest which began September 1st. They are up for $25,000 to be used for much needed surgical equipment but they need everyone’s help in making this happen. We encourage everyone to vote every day until September 30th when the contest ends. Click here to cast your vote and encourage everyone you know to do the same. TAW really needs our support to help them obtain this funding so they can help more sick and injured animals as well as increase the number of pets they are able to spay and neuter.