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Join MFOA Today! |
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Your membership and donations are essential in the continuing effort to get our message out to as many people as possible. We all know that with education we can win the war against those who consider animal welfare unimportant.
Your donations will contribute toward the expense of brochures and other printing needs; mailings to you, legislators and the media; telephone and networking costs; campaign organizing; office supplies and lobbying expenses.
Download our donation/membership form that you can print and mail to us.
Don't forget to signup for our News & Action Alerts.
Thank you for your support!
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Planned Giving to Support MFOA |
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A bequest is one of the simplest ways to provide for those you care about. Once you have provided for the people you love, you may wish to consider a bequest to the Maine Friends of Animals.
Charitable bequests find a place in the wills of many who wish to lend support well into the future. A gift through your will to the Maine Friends of Animals will be a thoughtful way to help us continue our mission to help the animals in Maine.
Learn more about planned giving
Download Bequest Form
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Help Support the Dogs Chained For Life Campaign |
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 Have you ever gone by a house in your town where the same dog is chained outside all the time?
In February of this year, a severely neglected 13-year old dog, chained to a fence for her entire life, was discovered and removed by a local rescue organization. Sadly, this documented case of abuse is an all too common occurrence. In fact, it may be the most pervasive form of domestic animal cruelty we have in Maine today, especially given our harsh winters.
This year, Maine Friends of Animals is making this its focus issue - what we call ‘dogs chained for life.' The campaign is to educate the public, the media and legislators so that we can work together to end this needless animal abuse.
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Campaign to Continue Growing MFOA |
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MFOA Board members, District Coordinators and other activist members do much to advance animal protection and MFOA, but being an all volunteer organization has its limits. MFOA has grown, especially since the bear referendum, and is at that point that to expand its directives, legislation, activities, influence and scope of work we must create funding to pay full time and part time staff. MFOA has the office space, computers and support services to accommodate the staffing, but we do not have the necessary funding. Therefore it is essential to grow our fundraising abilities to finance staffing that then can maintain that level of annual funding. |
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