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Homeless Animal Lifeline

PO Box 237, Manalapan, NJ 07726

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Email homelessanimallifeline@gmail.com
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Website http://www.halrescue.org
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Areas Homeless Animal Lifeline serves

Homeless Animal Lifeline (HAL) has foster homes throughout the New Jersey area and serve all counties in NJ.

Homeless Animal Lifeline's adoption process

Additional adoption info

All potential adopters must fill out an adoption application and be interviewed by an adoption counselor. We strive to make perfect matches. Once approved, an adopter must sign an adoption contract. Our adoption fee is $100.00 which helps us offset our veterinary costs and care for cats within our foster system.

About Homeless Animal Lifeline

Homeless Animal Lifeline (HAL), located in New Jersey, is an all-volunteer 501c3 nonprofit organization comprised of dedicated people who are committed to helping animals, their caregivers, and promoting kindness and compassion through humane education.

Since its inception in 2004, HAL has grown into a vibrant animal advocacy organization that not only focuses on animal adoption, but also addresses other important animal-related issues.

HAL is committed to creating a humane world through humane education. We provide literature, support, and resources about a variety of topics such as living with companion animals, the importance of spay and neuter, animal abuse prevention, cruelty-free living, Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) for feral cats, wildlife protection, and more.

We assist the community by providing food, supplies, and/or medical care for companion animals during times of need in order to help keep companion animals and their families together. Moreover, we assist with feral cat colonies throughout New Jersey, either by helping proactive caregivers establish their own Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) programs, supplying cat food, or helping to finance spay/neuter and medical needs of feral cats.

HAL networks with other rescues, shelters, and organizations in an attempt to place as many animals as possible into loving homes, as well as expand humane education efforts.

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