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Clifton Animal Shelter
Distance: 2.1 Mi1360 Clifton Ave # 348
07012 Clifton -
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Distance: 9.8 Mi194 State Route 10
7936 East Hanover -
CARE4STRAYS
Distance: 12.5 Mi80 Kinderkamack Rd
07675 Westwood -
Lifeline Animal Rescue Inc.
Distance: 39.9 Mi16 Mount Bethel Road Box 104
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Distance: 79.9 Mi520 Market St
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Save the Animals Rescue Team
- PO Box 1098
- Little Falls, New Jersey
- 07424
- Phone: (973) 785-1245
- Fax: (973) 785-3610
- Website
Description
Our annual Tricky Tray, raises funds to support our mission helping sick, injured and homeless animals. S.T.A.R.T is proud to have served our community for over 20 years.
The organization is dedicated to ending the pet overpopulation crisis in Northern New Jersey and is operated solely on private contributions, grants, and member financial support to carry out all of these vital efforts. S.T.A.R.T. has more than 30 members and holds pet adoption days at Petco in Totowa and Pet Goods in Paramus, NJ. We’ve come a long way and are proud of the ‘ground’ we have covered! But there is still so much more work to do. Please take this time to think about our needs, and if possible, send a donation. Every little bit will help us to continue our rescue efforts. but without your continued support, it this will not be possible. May the animals that you hold near to your heart continue to richly bless your life!.
Save The Animals Rescue Team, the original S.T.A.R.T. established in 1991, founded by Annette Lamberti in order to help animals primarily in Passaic County, where city supported shelters are few, annual household income is low, and where it is a very large, disadvantaged area to cover. S.T.A.R.T. is a 501 (c)(3) private non-profit organization relying on and supported by tax-deductible donations, grants and group fund raising. We are dedicated to alleviating the plight of thousands of homeless and abandoned animals. These victims of pet overpopulation are rescued, spayed/neutered and cared for by volunteers until suitable homes are found for them. This vital life-saving work is critical for these unfortunate animals since their only crime is to be born unwanted or abandoned by those who once loved them. It is our mission to prevent cruelty, promote spay/neuter, promote Trap Neuter & Return (TNR) to reduce the free roaming population and to encourage awareness through education, while also teaching respect for all animals and the environment they live in. Success is largely a matter of holding on after others have let go.