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Supporter Shoutout! Wheels of Hope Transport Crate Fundraiser
Our Wheels of Hope transport van is on the road every week delivering precious dogs, cats, and even rabbits to transport partners across the U.S., so they can avoid euthanasia in our city shelters in Oklahoma. These transports literally save hundreds and hundreds of lives each year. At the end of February, we asked our […]
Continue readingH.E.L.P. Tulsa: Low-Cost Spay and Neuter
Thanks to a grant from Best Friends Animal Society, Oklahoma Alliance for Animals is thrilled to introduce H.E.L.P. Tulsa (Helping End Local Pet-Overpopulation) – a low-cost spay and neuter initiative – serving pets in Tulsa city limits. H.E.L.P Tulsa will work to reduce pet overpopulation by using a three-pronged approach to distributing low-cost spay and […]
Continue readingRock & Rescue 2023
Rock & Rescue 2023 is back, and registration is now open! We hope you will join us for the resurgence of this rockin’ adoption event featuring animal rescues and pet-related vendors from across Oklahoma. There are opportunities for rescues and shelters to showcase their adoptable pets, as well as sponsor and vendor opportunities. Space is […]
Continue readingWoofstock 2022 – Save the Date!
Join us Saturday, September 17 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Riverwalk Crossing in Jenks. Woofstock activities include: Adoptable pets from more than 30 animal rescue organizations and shelters. All newly-adopted pets will receive a FREE microchip, ID tag, and goodie bag (courtesy of OAA) Entertainment, including bands and demonstrations, all day at the […]
Continue readingUnchain 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
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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