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#TulsaTogether Tees
We’re excited to debut our new “Tulsa Together” paw print tee fundraiser! Our goal is to sell 500 shirts total. Think we can do it? All proceeds benefit Oklahoma Alliance for Animals and will allow us to continue helping pets in need in Tulsa and across the state. The shirts come in two styles: a […]
Continue reading#GivingTuesdayNow: Double Your Donation!
You may have heard of #GivingTuesday, which occurs in December following Cyber Monday. This year, we will also celebrate #GivingTuesdayNow, a global day of giving in response to the impact COVID-19 has had on organizations and nonprofits across the globe – including Oklahoma Alliance for Animals. #GivingTuesdayNow is Tuesday, May 5, 2020. To encourage participation on this […]
Continue readingOAA Needs Your Help Today
Your help is needed. 💔 This is a rough time for everyone – individuals, animal shelters and rescues, stores, restaurants, you name it. The coronavirus is also hitting non-profits extremely hard, including Oklahoma Alliance for Animals. While donations have slowed dramatically, we are still helping animals in our community and in our care. And we […]
Continue readingOAA’s Response to COVID-19
We know this topic is concerning for people everywhere. In order to keep our staff, volunteers, office mates and community members safe, we have implemented the following changes:Â Â Our office will be closed to the public, and our staff will be working from home. We hope to return to normal office hours on Friday, March […]
Continue readingUnchain OK
Unchain OK! Chaining a dog is the most common form of animal abuse. Unchain OK offers free resources and support to help pet owners with more humane and safer options for their pets.
Read MoreFix OK
Fix OK! Oklahoma has a serious, expensive, and very sad pet overpopulation problem that could easily be fixed if pet owners would spay and neuter their pets. The animal's health and lifespan are also significantly improved after a pet is altered. Be a responsible pet owner. Always spay and neuter. Low-cost spay/neuter options are available. For more information please contact the OAA office.
Read MoreAdopt a Pet!
By choosing to adopt your pet, not only will you gain a four-legged best friend that is forever grateful for a second chance at life, but your personal actions will also move us closer to ending Oklahoma’s pet overpopulation problem.
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