Lincoln Animal Ambassadors is addressing the root causes of animal homelessness in Lincoln and the surrounding area.
Lincoln Animal Ambassadors assists pets and their people through a voucher-based low cost spay/neuter program, a temporary assistance pet food bank, a low-cost vaccination clinic, and teaching people about being responsible pet guardians at community events.
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In 2003, Dan Spehar and his wife started feeding four kittens that appeared at their house. Although they had intermittently fed single stray cats previously, they had never encountered a group of cats coming around together. Dan and his wife …
Shari Bitney grew up around dogs and cats, but when she was almost 40 she came across her “heart dog”. This dog helped her “understand how important animals are to humans and how they can make us better people if …
What would you do if you found 175 cats living along a popular hiking/biking trail? In 2004, that’s what the founders and volunteers of Project Bay Cat faced along San Francisco Bay. They began spaying/neutering the cats. They also rescued …
The Merrimack River Feline Rescue Society was one of the first organizations in the United States to launch a Trap-Neuter-Return program. It started in 1992 when two concerned residents, Dorothy Fairweather and Jan DeWitt, “approached the president of the local …
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