The mission that drove Ann Albohn and Joyce Pearce to found Concern for Animals in 1980 is the same mission CFA fights for today:
“To assist those struggling financially with pets in need of food, medical care, and spay/neuter procedures, and to promote the welfare of all animals.”
Concern for Animals (CFA) began with a vision to help those who cannot help themselves, and over the years CFA has assisted thousands of animals in need with a variety of veterinary services. Keeping our community safe, healthy, and happy is our priority.
Serving Mason, Thurston, and Lewis counties, CFA supplies a weekly pet food bank, spay/neuter program, and veterinary assistance fund for low income pet owners that in some situations may view euthanasia, surrender, or even abandonment as their only options. Some of our services include:
- Spay/Neuter & Medical Vouchers
- Pet food bank & pet food delivery with Meals on Wheels
- Rescue, rehabilitation, & adoption program
- Trap, neuter, & return
- Services for senior pet owners
- Services for pet owners experiencing domestic abuse and homelessness
