Mason District Animal Welfare Alliance formed
Supervisor Andres Jimenez has formed a Mason District Animal Welfare Alliance with local animal advocates to improve services for pets, wildlife, and companion animals.
The group will work with his office, local agencies, nonprofits, and advocacy organizations “to advance county resources, policies, and programs that strengthen animal welfare and promote coexistence in both residential and natural spaces.”
Activities under consideration include vaccination clinics and events with rescue groups. The alliance plans to meet monthly.
“Whether you’re passionate about expanding access to veterinary care, improving shelter resources, or protecting our wildlife neighbors, this is your chance to make a meaningful impact,” Jimenez says.
To join the alliance, contact Hannah Frank in the supervisor’s office at [email protected].
4 responses to “Mason District Animal Welfare Alliance formed”
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Join us! We meet monthly and will be planning programs to assist residents with animal welfare issues and promote an animal-friendly community! Woof!
It would be helpful if there was a low cost clinic c to get a dogs teeth cleaned. The price the vets charege in this area are outrageous!
Where can I find out when and where you will be meeting? Thanks!
This is great! Is there a chance for teens to get involved/volunteer?