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ARF is based in Ontario, Canada. We volunteer to help find permanent loving homes for dogs.
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We are "The Animal Rescue Foundation of Ontario". ARF Ontario is based in London, Ontario, formed by long-time ARF Alberta volunteers. The Animal Rescue Foundation of Ontario works with local First Nations areas and rural communities to help find permanent loving homes for unwanted strays. ARF receives no government grants and we operate completely on donations from fellow animal lovers, monies raised through adoption fees and fundraising projects developed by our volunteers. We are 100% volunteer, we are grassroots, and are not a registered charity. The majority of our expenses go toward essential veterinary care, training, and supplies for the animals we rescue. While all dogs and cats require vaccinations, spay/neutering, de-worming, quality food & TLC, many of them do require more extensive veterinary procedures and consultations with trainers. ARF has an HONESTY POLICY: the full history, and all medical information, is given to potential adopters before a decision to adopt has been made. We want families, and their new furry friends, to be happy and safe for life. Our Vision: To promote humane treatment, compassion, and respect toward all companion animals. Our Goals: To implement accessible and affordable spay/neuter surgeries for adult companion animals and to reduce the overall number of strays needing to be rescued. - To educate the public on the benefits of positive training techniques. - To support Bite Prevention Campaigns, working toward reducing the number of dog bites in the community and helping to keep families and their companion animals safe.