The National Foundation for Animal Rescue (NFFAR) is a no-kill animal rescue organization based in New Jersey
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The National Foundation for Animal Rescue (NFFAR) is an organization whose primary mission is diminishing the population explosion of homeless animals through ethical and humane means.
NFFAR believes that no animal should be killed because it is homeless. This includes feral, wild, and domestic creatures that have been the victims of human irresponsibility and those that have lost their habitats due to human encroachment. The foundation provides care 365 days a year for many of these abandoned animals.
NFFAR’s approach to the feral cat population explosion is through TNR or trap-neuter-return. The cats are humanely trapped, spayed, neutered, vaccinated and returned to the area they call “home.” Volunteers, in cooperation with each respective property owner, place shelters and feeding stations in inconspicuous locations and maintain these colonies daily. Through this method, the cats live out a sustainable existence, their numbers dwindling naturally.
NFFAR’s adoption/foster program for companion animals has achieved great success. To date NFFAR has placed more than 600 pets in permanent loving homes and special-needs sanctuaries.
