Animal Advocates of Moore County

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Animal Advocates Is Dedicated To Helping Prevent the Overpopulation of Animals in Moore County.  It is non-profit and relies on the generosity of benefactors for its operating costs.

The fees do not fully cover the total costs of the services rendered, and all donations are appreciated and critical for  Day-to-Day operating costs.

AAMC also participates in community activities and fund-raising events to support its cause.

   

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Animal Advocates of Moore County

AAMC is a proactive, progressive charitable organization having the unique distinction of owning one of ONLY TWO Feral Cat Sanctuaries in the United States.

In order to help as many animals as possible, AAMC frequently subsidizes responsible treatment.

Therefore, our fees do not cover the full costs associated with treatment.

WE NEED Donations to help with our day to day expenses and costs associated with animal care.  Please help us.

To help with saving animals, please use the PayPal button to the left or mail your donation to our business address:
     AAMC
     P.O. Box 3399
     Pinehurst, NC  28374.
Our tax-exempt number is: 01-0590995.

Every dollar helps a homeless animal!

Who We Are

The mission of Animal Advocates of Moore County is to reduce the number of dogs and cats that are euthanized in Moore County by our low cost spay and neuter program, adoption services, and countywide educational programs. (We are very proactive!) AAMC provides emergency medical services to animals hit by cars if the owner cannot pay for surgery. We have a LOST & FOUND program with a 95% success rate.
 

Adopting a friend
The adoption fee is a donation ($65 for dogs, $50 for adult cats, and $25 for kittens) unless otherwise specified. This includes the spay or neuter of the animal, rabies & distemper shots, de-fleaing & de-worming.

Please understand that this fee does not cover the total cost of  the services rendered.  AAMC believes it is important to spay/neuter animals and does not want money to be a deterrent to this critical service.  Please consider any additional contribution you deem appropriate.
 

Come Visit Us!
Every third Saturday of the month 10:00 to 2:00 pm we are at PetsMart in Aberdeen located on Rt 15/501, behind the new Panera Bread Restaurant in the same plaza as the BEST BUY store. April 19th 2008 we will be at the Southern Middle School behind PetsMart for a HUGE adoption. Visit our unique vendors, watch the Border Collies and pet our dogs and cats. Enjoy the delicious food served. Great time for children and adults.


Recent News:

Basic Facts About Feral Cats
 6/4/2008

Every reputable study to date has shown that claims of cat predation affecting birds and wildlife populations are wholly overstated, and that the true causes of population declines are factors such as habitat destruction caused by human developement, pollution, pesticides, and drought.

Studies written from different continents throughout the world----all read more »

A PET'S TEN COMMANDMENTS
 5/8/2008

1. My life is likely to last 10 -15 years. Any separation from you is likely to be painful.

2. Give me time to understand what you want of me.

3. Place your trust in me. It is crucial for my well-being.

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How to Trap a Feral Cat
 5/8/2008

The following instructions on how to humanely trap a feral cat and have it neutered was provided by the Feral Cat Coalition of San Diego, California. To trap a feral cat, you'll need a trap. Havahart.com has designed stray-cat trap rescue kits for people wanting to help control the feral read more »

Rainbow Bridge
 5/8/2008

This anonymous essay is commonly shared among bereaved pet owners, and it had brought comfort to many. These wise and well-loved sentiments have been adapted in many other forms.

Just this side of Heaven is a place called the Rainbow Bridge. When an animal who has been especially close to read more »

About Feral Cats
 5/7/2008

Cats roaming outside come in two main types: feral and stray. It is easy to understand why some people mistakingly refer to all independent outdoor cats as stray or feral. So, how can you distinguish between the two?

Stray cats are felines who have been previously owned and now find read more »

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