Volunteer Voices | Animal Advocates 2023 Appeal
It Takes a Village We couldn’t exist without or volunteers, but it turns out they get something out of it too! As a 100% volunteer run animal rescue organization, it’s…
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It Takes a Village We couldn’t exist without or volunteers, but it turns out they get something out of it too! As a 100% volunteer run animal rescue organization, it’s…
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Where Are They Meow? Catching up with a few of the animals that we have rehomed over the years While dozens of cats pass in and out of Animal Advocates…
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Accelerating Our Success Our Thrift Shop is the engine that powers the Animal Advocates bus. The Animal Advocates Thrift Shop has always been big advantage for our small, all-volunteer organization.…
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Frank Just Needs a Friend With a big heart and even bigger emotions, Frank just needs someone to love. If you visited the Animal Advocates Thrift Shop in 2023, there’s…
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The Best of Us Biscuit’s case tested the strength of Animal Advocates, and in turn brought out the best of in the organization. When Biscuit first came into Animal Advocates’…
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As of July, Biscuit successfully completed all of his major surgeries to help repair his underdeveloped urinary system as well as reconstructive procedures to prevent future complications! Biscuit was a champ through it all…
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Regardless of age, adoptability, or prior medical conditions, Animal Advocates works tirelessly to save the lives of as many animals as possible. Animal Advocates is an all volunteer organization, with…
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Thanks to our Volunteers and Donors, we have emerged from the last two years stronger than ever to carry out our mission! You can download a copy, or read each animal’s story individually below.
Remembering Maggie: From a Life Worth Saving to a Life Well Lived The young lab mix was found wandering an industrial park in Ohio and taken to a low adoption…
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Chloe was tied outside on a rope virtually all the time, bored and lonely. The situation didn’t rise to the legal level of animal abuse; she had a table for shelter and a bowl that sometimes held water. But for a bright little dog like Chloe, the loneliness hurt as much as being abused.
35 Wabash St.
PO Box 8480
Pittsburgh, PA 15220
412-928-9777 Adoptions
412-928-9837 Thrift Store
