Animal Welfare Association

24 recommendations and reviews from 18 people

• Referral from March 22, 2018
  

  thedonnerparty13 asked:

  Does anyone know of any free or discounted vets in the south jersey area? Some orphaned kittens were left on my porch 2 days ago and I'd love to take them to the vet to get checked out. They seem like they're thriving and are okay but I know diseases can be silent or present no symptoms. My vet I take my cat to said they couldn't really do any discounts even though they were orphaned newborns. I've called a few shelters to ask for advice and they say I should call animal control. I can't really afford the 100 dollars just the visit at this moment in time.

  

  canadiangolden replied:

  Try contacting Animal Welfare Association of NJ--they likely have resources even if they can't take the cats. https://www.awanj.org/

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• Referral from December 9, 2017
  

  Mary G. asked:

  Where can I take my doggies to have Santa pics taken this weekend?

  

  Maya R. replied:

  AWA in Voorhees on Saturday for $10. Www.awanj.org

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• Referral from December 2, 2017
  

  Bill F. asked:

  With getting a new puppy who can recommend the most reasonable $$$ local vet?

  

  Amber V. replied:

  The https://www.facebook.com/7084822101 Animal Welfare Association provides great prices on shots , spay neuter, and just overall pet wellness!!

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• Referral from August 22, 2017
  

  Heather G. asked:

  Hi! I'm looking for recommendations on where to adopt a rescue kitten / young cat - I'm helping my parents with the process. I've read good things about the AWA in Voorhees, but would appreciate any first-hand recommendations or insight anyone is willing to share. Thank you.

  

  Betty M. replied:

  I chose to volunteer at AWA because I love the work they do! I also foster kittens for them. So I would wholeheartedly recommend them. But I'd give them a few days to bring more kittens in since they were all adopted on Saturday during the "Clear the Shelters" promotion! You can check their website every day before they open at noon to see how many kittens they have available for adoption that day; it's updated every day! And if they're not insistent on a kitten, I'd recommend an adult cat so you'll be sure of the personality and friendliness of it before adopting.... plus they'll save $30. for cats over 6 months of age. Good luck! awanj.org 🐱

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• Referral from February 1, 2016
  

  Lost J. asked:

  UPDATE FOREVER HOME NEEDED

  

  Salena D. replied:

  Www.awanj.org

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• Referral from January 22, 2016
  

  Desiree E. asked:

  I had wanted to volunteer in the kitten room, I did the training before but not sure if it had to be up to date. Who do I get in contact with about volunteering?

  

  Animal A. replied:

  Thanks for wanting to help our cats out. Please contact volunteers@awanj.org | 856-424-2288, ext. 119

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• Referral from October 16, 2015
  

  Brother R. asked:

  Brother Wolf appeals to animal shelters in Northeast: “Help us save dogs and cats in South Carolina”. We’re trying to find more partners to help us save dogs and cats at-risk in the South Carolina shelters affected by floods. If you know any animal shelters up north who might help, please share this with them or comment here. Click the link for more.

  

  Jennifer M. replied:

  SHARED...There are two no-kill shelters in my hometown of Voorhees, NJ...I believe that one works with Sarge's in Waynesville for placements up north and it wouldn't surprise me if you've already worked with them before. Victoria Santa Maria & Lauren Soanes, any ideas? www.awanj.org www.vaonj.org

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• Referral from October 5, 2015
  

  Christina G. asked:

  Where is a good place to get a dog fixed? We are on a budget and need to get my Payton fixed she is a Old English Bull dog and just turned 1. We acquired her and her brother from a family that could not care for them. Please I want a place that won't cost a bunch but will also care for her. Thanks in advance

  

  Jeanie W. replied:

  Awa in voorhees..awanj.org the best..they do rabbit alters also !!

  

  Helen T. replied:

  Animal welfare association in Voorhees.

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• Referral from August 4, 2015
  

  Genna T. asked:

  Someone please remind me... Did I read on this page, or a similar one, that a local vet or animal hospital/rescue could use linen donations? I have a ton of gently used sheets, pillows, etc. and it seems a waste to throw them away. Any recommendations? Thx.

  

  Jen L. replied:

  www.awanj.org AWA = Animal Welfare Association.

  

  Lynn H. replied:

  ANIMAL WELFARE ASSOCIATION

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• Referral from March 6, 2015
  

  Judy M. asked:

  Any suggestions on a great place to ADOPT a dog? Any shelters near the area? My family and I are looking into adopting but are very skeptical after a terrible horrific experience with trying to adopt from Pets Plus in Delran.

  

  Sherry W. replied:

  www.AWANJ.org

  

  Geriann C. replied:

  Animal welfare association in voorhees. Or Google dog rescues. They pull them out of high kill shelters down south and transport them up north to homes. Done both. Rescue I used was Save A Mutt-Kennel definitely rescue or awa i would suggest

  

  Kim S. replied:

  Animal Welfare Association in Voorhees. They have a fb page. I have adopted 3 times from them, great place

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• Referral from December 14, 2013
  

  Scotty P. asked:

  Friends,I need your help,we have a dying cat in our home,and money is very tight. Does anyone know of a vet or program that helps low income,maybe make payments,if so please inbox me ,thank you,I feel helpless

  

  Kelli D. replied:

  call Awa http://www.awanj.org/

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• Referral from September 4, 2013
  

  Julie C. asked:

  Do any of my facebbook friends have a kitten or even a young cat that they want in a good home? My daughter and her roommate are looking for one - she misses her cat here at the house. . . .

  

  Jeannie W. replied:

  AWA in Vorhees always has kittens. AWANJ.ORG. I also saw one on the electronic bulletin board at work too. If it doesn't work out at Del Val, let me know. I will check tomorrow.

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• Referral from June 9, 2013
  

  Maryanne D. asked:

  do you know a place that will spay two female feral cats?

  

  Pamella O. replied:

  I'm sorry, I meant the Animal Welfare Association www.awanj.org.

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• Referral from September 23, 2016
  

  Amy G. asked:

  most affordable vet recommendations? I really want to not spend my kids entire inheritance but my cat really needs to be seen, poor thing. Thanks all!

  

  Jen L. replied:

  I haven't found anywhere cheaper than AWA. https://www.awanj.org/ I take mine to House Paws and highly recommend them, but they are not the "cheapest."

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• Referral from September 3, 2015
  

  James M. asked:

  I have a friend looking for a loving home for their two chinchillas. They have had them for many years but with a toddler in the house they just don't have the time to give them the attention they need. Does anyone know a rescue or chinchilla lover that would take them? They MUST have experience and love for them, not just someone who thinks they're cute (which they are!)

  

  Jen L. replied:

  Oh man! I would love them so much, but we're overfull here. My daughter is in love with chinchillas. The AWA in Voorhees does take chinchillas if they have room. I would give them a call. They had two when we first started volunteering there. http://www.awanj.org/

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• Referral from May 23, 2015
  

  Amber G. asked:

  I'm looking to get my dog neutered. Recommendations on where to go, both for the best price & safety.

  

  Jeanie W. replied:

  Hands down AWA in Voorhees ! Awanj.org for pricing and info. I have had three fosters altered there. Ace of Spays I have heard is affordable also but do not have first hand experience .

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• Referral from December 1, 2014
  

  Ruthie E. asked:

  Any recommendations for a reasonably priced vet? I have a dog and a cat, no frills, just a good place for a yearly checkup :) thanks!

  

  Jeanie W. replied:

  I use Evesham...Office visit/exam $50 each pet. I have heard great things about House Paws mobile !. Be sure to checkout AWA clinic awanj.org . They are non profit and rely solely on donations to subsidize their.community services including the clinics. Not sure if they do well care visits.

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• Referral from February 25, 2015
  

  Manda S. asked:

  Anyone know of a cheap vet I have two female dogs that need to be fixed but I only have a small income.

  

  Amber J. replied:

  awanj.org click on their reduced price programs and has something under that about fixing a pit if I recall, I had a cat I'd found was gonna fix him and then put him back out so didn't keep reproducing and awa does a feral program they were ones someone referred me to for feral cats

  

  Amber J. replied:

  Animal welfare association, it's never extremely cheap but they are very good priced!

  

  Amber J. replied:

  Then it's gonna cost a fair bit if not current on vaccines, animal welfare association is where I'd start, although I can't vouch for kind of quality you will get, as mine go to regular vet.

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