Who Your Donation Helps Right Now
Real cases AAF is working through this week. Every dollar goes directly to the families and animals listed below. No admin overhead. No middleman. The Bridge in action.
Dutch
Dutch is a five-month-old Sheltie Border Collie mix who was dumped from a vehicle in Adamsville. A neighbor found him at a mobile home park and started searching for help. She found AAF on Google.
Dutch is healthy and sweet. He needs his full puppy vet workup, vaccinations, microchip, and spay/neuter before he goes home with his adopter. AAF is covering it all so the adopter can say yes to a puppy who needs them.
Nova
Nova is a blind six-year-old senior dog whose owner is pregnant and due in July. Her owner reached out worried she could not manage Nova's care alongside a newborn and had no money for the dog's needs. She loves Nova. She did not want to surrender her.
AAF stepped in with a foster of record arrangement. Nova stays in her home until the baby arrives. AAF covers food, supplies, and senior vet care. AAF is also actively searching for Nova's adopter in parallel so the transition is smooth, not traumatic.
And Behind Them, More
A cat who needs surgery the family cannot afford. Cats from a household where one person can no longer manage them on their own. Families calling our Pet Help Desk because they have run out of pet food and rent is due. Real cases sitting in the queue right now.
The Bridge Fund covers all of it. Food. Vet copays. Spay/neuter. Crisis foster placements. Direct family assistance when an emergency hits. Every case is one family we keep together. Every family kept together is one less animal in an Alabama shelter that is already over capacity.