The cost for a saliva test is $75 and $125 for a blood test. Based in Voorhees, N.J., the firm helps the sheltering community have adoption. “This is the perfect gift this Father’s Day for the dads who are dog-lovers,” said executive director, Maya Richmond, “It sends a double message of love because it gives dog owners the opportunity to learn more about their dogs, while a few dollars from each sale goes toward helping provide life-saving services for AWA’s shelter pets.” Founded in 1948, The Animal Welfare Association (AWA) is an organization. “Breed history can help dog owners create a tailored care program that will target training, be aware of special veterinary needs, and do nutritional planning and plan exercise activities that can make their dog happier and healthier”, said Judi Russo, AWA’s Clinic Manager. The results are in and it turns out he comes from a White Swiss Shepard, an American Foxhound and a Finnish Spitz. To celebrate Father’s Day, AWA ran a contest to guess the DNA-lineage of an AWA shelter dog. A dog’s breeding helps explain a lot about certain behaviors, personality traits and even health conditions. Owners of mixed-breed dogs can learn their pet’s breed history through a blood test or a do-it-yourself saliva test available at AWA. In the past, a mutt’s heritage was a matter of guesswork and conjecture, but DNA testing is available at AWA and gives more precise information. We are proud to serve the people and animals of Southern New. Jerry Springer isn’t at the Animal Welfare Association doing paternity testing, but with Father’s Day approaching, many mixed breed dogs (and their owners) wonder who their daddies are. Animal Welfare Association(AWA) is a private, non-profit 5013 animal welfare organization. AWA is South Jersey’s leader in progressive companion animal care.The following information was submitted by the Animal Welfare Association. Through a variety of programs including adoptions, veterinary services, pet therapy, and humane education, in 2019 over 16,000 pets were served through AWA programming.
AWA is dedicated to eliminating animal suffering, promoting the importance of the human-animal bond, and improving the role of animals in the well-being of people. Of course, masking and social distancing will apply.Īnimal Welfare Association, a private, non-profit, 501(c)3 animal welfare organization, serves the people and animals of southern New Jersey. This will be the community’s opportunity to tour and say good-bye to an old building that served AWA, and thousands of companion animals, so well for many, many years. ELWOOD was one of the judges to select some of our BEST RESCUED DOGS sponsored by AWA. The community is invited to come and take a whack…or two…or three at some portion of the old building. To celebrate this long awaited step in AWA’s growth and transformation, AWA will hold two “If I Had a Hammer” open house event on September 9th and 10th, 10am to 6pm. With over 60 new spacious dog kennels, 60 state of art glass cat adoption cages, new dog and cat behavioral and training rehabilitation space, fully outfitted shelter medical area and public meeting room the new center will be a resource for the community. “A lot of planning and hard work have gone into this new building, and it’s going to be spectacular when it is completed - far more than just ‘bricks and sticks’! It will serve as the home base for AWA’s unique animal-and-people-centered programs,” said Jonathan Furlow, Board President. The demolition and subsequent start of construction are the result of AWA’s 2-year-long, $2.5 million dollar Capital Campaign, “Building a Place Where Happiness Begins.” “With 286 loyal and supportive donors giving and pledging over 80% of the campaign’s goal we are now able to begin the construction process,” shares Lynn Fryckberg Capital Campaign Committee co-chair and Board member. animal shelter, vet clinic and education center. By late 2021, in its place will be a new, state-of-the-art, 25,000 sq. The day has finally arrived! On the week of September 14th construction crews will begin demolition on the Animal Welfare Association’s (AWA) 55 year old animal shelter.
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