OAA is committed to ending pet overpopulation, promoting responsible pet ownership and ensuring the humane treatment of companion animals.
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OAA is committed to ending pet overpopulation, promoting responsible pet ownership and ensuring the humane treatment of companion animals.
Almost 12,000 animals entered the Tulsa Animal Welfare shelter in 2012.Only 651 were reclaimed by their owners.
Only 2,533 were adopted.
1,056 were pulled by dedicated area rescue groups.
The rest – nearly 7,500 – were destroyed because they didn’t have a home.
Cities across the U.S. are doing it every day.
Vigo County, IN. Tompkins County, NY. San Diego, CA. Albemarle County, VA. Washoe County, NV. Dane County, WI. Bartlesville. Stillwater. Oklahoma City.
How? It takes commitment and hard work from the community. Everyone working together.
You can make a difference.
Sponsor-a-Spay. Donate $50 to OAA and you can help a needy family spay or neuter their pet to prevent unwanted litters.
Volunteer Your Time. Spend the day saving lives by volunteering with OAA at Tulsa Animal Welfare. Click her to fill out a Volunteer Profile.
Spread the Word.
Spay and Neuter Your Pet. It’s the number one way to reduce the number of animals the enter shelters each year.
Make Adoption Your First Option. Adopt your next pet from a local shelter or rescue.