The Haven To Participate In ASPCA Adoption Promotion

The Haven has announced its participation in the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals’ (ASPCA) Rescue Effect campaign, joining hundreds of animal shelters and rescue organizations across the country working to increase pet adoptions and place more animals into loving homes. Thanks to a $10,000 grant from ASPCA, The Haven will waive adoption fees for eligible cats and dogs ages 6 months and older during the special promotional periods of September 5-19 and October 3-17. The Haven’s goal is to place 51 adult cats and dogs in loving homes during the campaign. Throughout each promotional period, the regular $150 adoption fee for adult cats and $200 adoption fee for adult dogs will be waived. The Haven’s standard adoption application and approval process will remain in place to help ensure each animal is matched with the right family. The Rescue Effect is ASPCA’s national campaign dedicated to helping animal welfare organizations increase adoptions and engage their communities. This year, ASPCA is again providing $2 million in grants to cover adoption fees and support operations at participating shelters and rescue groups across the country, including organizations holding fee-waived adoption events.

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