In fiscal year 2014 Pima Animal Care Center (PACC) had a live release rate of 68%. We can do better!
Over 6,000 animals died at Pima County Animal Care Center in 2013. This number could potentially be cut in half if rescues and foster homes were able to help.
Rescue groups are formed within our community to save these animals off “death-row” and to bring them into safety. To be able to do this effectively, rescues depend on “foster homes” during the transition from shelter animal to rescue animal to family animal.
The SAFeR Lifeline represents a critical link to enabling rescues to increase their number of animals that are saved, by connecting volunteers from the community as temporary “safe-houses” for these animals.
Click below to share our page with friends, family, work colleagues, neighbors and anyone else that you know that may be interested in fostering. The more fosters we have, the more lives we save!
No Kill Pima County is a grass roots, community group of individuals dedicated to saving the healthy, treatable and re-habitable homeless pets and feral cats in Pima County.
Are you interested in advertising your organization, product or service to pet owners and animal lovers on the SAFeR Lifeline website?
If so please contact us here.
SAFeR LifeLine is a not for profit (501c3) corporation committed to providing an online platform for connecting individuals with groups dedicated to saving the lives of animals in Pima County.
We believe that that the ability to quickly and easily identify temporary homes will significantly reduce the number of innocent lives caught up in the killing cycle of today’s government-run animal control centers. This along with community awareness and a strict implementation of the No Kill Equation will help to bring about the model that in over 200 communities has been able to save over 90% of the animals that end up at the county shelters.
We'd love to answer any questions you might have about our SAFeR registry, and the No Kill Equation.
Are you aware or have witnessed any kind of animal abuse? Please help us stop the mistreatment of animals by reporting the abuse here. SAFeR Volunteers will notify the local authorities with the information you provide to help stop the abuser..