What an Animal Network Foster
Home Does A
C.A.N. foster home is a "nurture house" A place that gives
love and physical care and maintenance to our rescue animals. Sometimes
medicines are needed to be given and /or an animal needs to go to the
vet. All food, littler, supplies and vet visits are paid for by the
non-profit organization. So, please tell your friends to donate!
The C.A.N. bank account is strictly a vet medical account, no salaries,
office expenses, phones or supplies are paid from this account. This
insures your donated dollars go to the animals.
In January 2000, laws changed demanding large municipal shelter animals
be spayed and neutered at 2 lbs or 8 weeks of age.
Founder of Community Animal Network, DiAnna Pfaff-Martin believes
that responsible rescue groups set an example by helping to control
unwanted births and unnecessary deaths by honoring the spay/neuter
law.
Caregivers drive their rescue animals to our "Angel" veterinarians
to be spayed and neutered, tested for leukemia and feline aids, or
any other treatment necessary before a permanent family is selected.
"The Animal Network of Orange County."
Caregiver’s write a pet summary for each animal to help determine
the type of home that would be best suited. To help e-mail
volunteer@animalnetwork.org
Are you familar with html and designing websites?
We need a volunteer to help with keeping our website organized
and up to date. Photoshop/graphic design skills greatly needed.
Need a person available to work with DiAnna to post new links,
advertise events, and manage adoption listings. Current web designer
has moved and the upkeep is too much for DiAnna to handle alone.
Great for Graphic Design internship!
To Volunteer Give Us a Call: 949.759.3646 (Best times to call:
Tues-Thurs 12Noon-7pm) |
Community Animal Network is looking for 8-12 year old student
volunteers!
- Responsible and Respectful student volunteers are needed to
help at Fashion Island in front of Russo's Pet Store on Weekends,
as often or as infrequently as you choose
- Our volunteers are asked to politely interface with the public
to encourage the adoption of local cats and kittens
To Volunteer Give Us a Call: 949.759.3646 (Best
times to call: Tues-Thurs 12Noon-7pm) |
Community Animal Network is always in search of "Foster Homes"
- seeking people to temporarily house and care for local cats
and kittens until good homes are found
- all food and medical bills are covered by C.A.N.
To Volunteer Give Us a Call: 949.759.3646 (Best
times to call: Tues-Thurs 12Noon-7pm) |
Trappers Needed
- C.A.N. is looking for cat lovers willing to help trap feral
cats and deliver them to and back from the vet for spays.
- Cat lovers feed these feral cats but don't spay them until
they multiply so greatly that their neighbors complain and call
Animal Control which traps and then kills these cats
because they are wild!
- Medical dangers include cat scratches and cat bites which
must be treated immediately with antibiotics
To Volunteer Give Us a Call: 949.759.3646 (Best
times to call: Tues-Thurs 12Noon-7pm) |
Journalism Internship/Volunteer Opportunity
- For volunteer, or school credit internship
- Write stories for our online magazine!
- Interview & photograph local pet owners, and their
pets
- Cover animal events/adoptions
- Make the public aware of pet owning responsibilities
- Go to peoples houses and photograph the items they offered
for "Consign Online"
- Gain experience in a real-world working/writing situation
- >Great for a pet-lover who wants to make a difference!
To Volunteer Give Us a Call: 949.759.3646 (Best
times to call: Tues-Thurs 12Noon-7pm) |
| Join our Network of "Angel Veterinarians"! Community
Animal network encourages parents who are veterinarians to join
our network of "Angel Veterinarians" who reduce their rates for
C.A.N. to help save these animals' lives!
To Volunteer Give Us a Call: 949.759.3646 (Best
times to call: Tues-Thurs 12Noon-7pm) |
