Northland Animal Welfare Society is a non-profit 501c3 organization. Our group consists solely of volunteers who, through a variety of fundraising events, are determined to provide a better life for the homeless and abandoned animals of the northland.

The mission of Northland Animal Welfare Society is driven by the simple philosophy that kindness to animals helps build a better world for all of us. Our work is supported entirely through the donations of our members and supporters. We want to ensure that animals will never again be alone, hungry, sick, afraid, or in pain. We want to create awareness within our community about the immediate need to reduce the number of unwanted and discarded animals. The cornerstone of our program is to educate and promote the concept of spaying and neutering.

Our goal is to help every animal find a home. If it can’t, then we need a proper shelter to provide a safe, caring, and secure environment until it finds a new home. We strongly believe that every animal deserves the opportunity to live its life as a part of a loving and caring family. All animals are equal in our eyes, and each one has a special gift.

We believe that a caring and compassionate commitment to the animals that we share our lives with, will provide for an enriching environment for us all.

We believe that it is our responsibility to leave the footprints for those that follow us, to make a difference and to make our contributions meaningful and long-lasting.

Our current goal is to raise the necessary funding to build a new, 21st century animal shelter for all of the Northland—while at the same time, increasing the awareness of the service this new shelter will provide, and highlighting its importance in the northland.