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Monroe County Friends of Animals

Madisonville, TN
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monroecountyfriendsofanimals.org

    • About Us

    Our Mission: “Provide for and continuously improve the health, happiness and fortunes

    of the homeless and abandoned cats and dogs in Monroe County”

    The Monroe County Friends of Animals (MCFA)  is a not-for-profit volunteer organization with 501(c) (3) status located in Monroe County, Tennessee.  Our organization was created in 2004 by concerned citizens who recognized a dire need throughout the county for animal welfare.  At that time there was no animal shelter, no place to go to adopt, no place to surrender animals that could no longer be cared for, and stray and abandoned animals loose everywhere in the community.  

    Our Mission: “Provide for and continuously improve the health, happiness and fortunes

    of the homeless and abandoned cats and dogs in Monroe County”

    The Monroe County Friends of Animals (MCFA)  is a not-for-profit volunteer organization with 501(c) (3) status located in Monroe County, Tennessee.  Our organization was created in 2004 by concerned citizens who recognized a dire need throughout the county for animal welfare.  At that time there was no animal shelter, no place to go to adopt, no place to surrender animals that could no longer be cared for, and stray and abandoned animals loose everywhere in the community.  

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    • Animals

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