About Us
The Atlanta Animal Alliance is a Georgia nonprofit corporation approved as an IRS 501 (c)(3) charity. We exist to stop the needless destruction of healthy dogs and cats.
This is accomplished by:
- performing high-quality veterinary medicine;
- educating the public about dog and cat overpopulation, sterilization programs, and responsible animal stewardship
- providing affordable veterinary medical services targeting families that are experiencing financial hardships
- providing excellence in customer service
The Atlanta Animal Alliance was formed to alleviate animal pain, suffering and premature death. How would you feel if you could not afford the medical care your pet desperately needs to relieve its’ pain and suffering? What if you were an animal without a home... sick, injured or abused, without a guardian, in pain, suffering and slowly dying?
Unexpected accidents or life-threatening illnesses can occur at any time during a pet’s life. Most pet owners are able to financially meet these responsibilities. Unfortunately, many pet owners have difficulty affording these vital services. It is the mission of the Atlanta Animal Alliance to serve animals whose owners are struggling financially and animals that have no homes or no one to provide for them. Most of these animals are “put to sleep” for what is oftentimes a treatable condition. We dream that one day no pet will be a victim of “Economic Euthanasia.”
Relieve animal pain and suffering by operating low-cost medical programs targeting indigent animals and low-income owners. We look to serve the medical needs of animals that otherwise would not be met.
- Incorporated September 2001
- IRS 501 (c)(3) designation December 13, 2001
- CatSnip Launched November 2002
- Will do 50,000 spay-neuters in 2010
- WellPet Humane Opens July 2008
Our values are more than just words. They tell what we strive for in order to fulfill our mission.
The values of the Atlanta Animal Alliance are:
- Charity: service to those animals whose owners are financially struggling.
- Quality: highest medical standards of care for people and pets.
- Accountability: managing our resources competently and effectively.
- Commitment: to the people who help us accomplish our goals.
- Respect: spirit of cooperation and trust.