The NOT ONE MORE campaign is designed to make the problem more visible and provide opportunities to get involved and make a difference in the life of a pet. We also hope that supporters of our mission to end pet overpopulation will financially support our rescue and adoption program to save shelter pets from euthanasia and foster them until they find a permanent home.

We are striving to create a community where every pet matters. We never forget about the 219 pets that are euthanized every day in Atlanta simply because they don’t have a home to call their own. These pets matter, and we hope you will join us in our goal to make Atlanta a city where NOT ONE MORE pet is euthanized because of a lack of a home.

Each one of us can save one. Together, we can save hundreds. Join us today.

To learn more about AARF and our programs, visit our websites to the right.

UPDATE 10/7/2007: Because of the donations in August and September to the Not One More campaign, we were able to rescue the following pets from euthanasia:

CATS & KITTENS:
Millhouse: An orange tabby kitten from Cherokee County AC (Adopted!)
Fred: A grey and white tabby kitten from Cherokee County AC
Ginger: An orange and black tortie kitten from Cherokee County AC
Annie: A tortoiseshell kitten from Cherokee County AC
Olivia: A tortoiseshell kitten from Cherokee County AC

DOGS & PUPPIES:
Maddie: A senior beagle/chihuahua mix dog from Paulding County AC
Webster: An Australian Shepherd/Jack Russell terrier mix puppy from Paulding County AC
Wilson: An Australian Shepherd/Boxer mix puppy from Paulding County AC

With your support, we have been able to save 8 deserving lives in the last two months. Remember, each one of us can save one. Together, we can save hundreds.