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Fayette Friends of Animals

Uniontown, PA | www.fayettefriendsofanimals.net/ | www.facebook.com/FayetteFriendsOfAnimals

    • About Us

    Fayette Friends of Animals is a non-profit, 501(c)3 organization that believes in the humane treatment and improved quality of life for animals. This organization provides and maintains a fiscally responsible, temporary shelter for stray, abandoned, or surrendered animals to find them permanent, loving homes. This shelter adheres to the no-kill philosophy that it does not euthanize healthy or treatable animals, even when the shelter is full. It is believed that educating the public regarding spaying and neutering is the key to solving the problem of pet overpopulation.

    Fayette Friends of Animals is a non-profit, 501(c)3 organization that believes in the humane treatment and improved quality of life for animals. This organization provides and maintains a fiscally responsible, temporary shelter for stray, abandoned, or surrendered animals to find them permanent, loving homes. This shelter adheres to the no-kill philosophy that it does not euthanize healthy or treatable animals, even when the shelter is full. It is believed that educating the public regarding spaying and neutering is the key to solving the problem of pet overpopulation.

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