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Areas Coalition for Pet Protection serves
We serve Lincoln, NE
Coalition for Pet Protection's adoption process
Additional adoption info
Sometimes a family finds it necessary to place their animal up for adoption. We help by working with the family to find a more suitable forever family. We cannot take custody of adoptable animals into a foster home environment at this time. It is up to the animal's family to work with us to get their pet placed in a new home. This includes making phone calls, taking pictures, and performing home visits. We will reach out to the public at our various events. We will also use our website, Facebook, and other resources. All animals are altered and current on vaccinations prior to our working with the families.
Sometimes a family finds it necessary to place their animal up for adoption. We help by working with the family to find a more suitable forever family. We cannot take custody of adoptable animals into a foster home environment at this time. It is up to the animal's family to work with us to get their pet placed in a new home. This includes making phone calls, taking pictures, and performing home visits. We will reach out to the public at our various events. We will also use our website, Facebook, and other resources. All animals are altered and current on vaccinations prior to our working with the families.
About Coalition for Pet Protection
Coalition for Pet Protection (CPP) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) volunteer animal welfare organization located in Lincoln, Nebraska. It was founded in 1992 and is composed of individuals and animal groups working together. CPP seeks to change public attitudes, behaviors, and to gain a recognition that any level of overpopulation and animal abuse is unacceptable.
Coalition for Pet Protection’s mission is to reduce pet overpopulation and animal abuse in Nebraska by supporting the promotion of:
● Basic humane care and placement of animals
● Responsible pet ownership
● Prevention of animal cruelty and neglect
● Public education
Coalition for Pet Protection (CPP) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) volunteer animal welfare organization located in Lincoln, Nebraska. It was founded in 1992 and is composed of individuals and animal groups working together. CPP seeks to change public attitudes, behaviors, and to gain a recognition that any level of overpopulation and animal abuse is unacceptable.
Coalition for Pet Protection’s mission is to reduce pet overpopulation and animal abuse in Nebraska by supporting the promotion of:
● Basic humane care and placement of animals
● Responsible pet ownership
● Prevention of animal cruelty and neglect
● Public education
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