Welcome to S.H.A.C.

Safe Harbor Animal Coalition (S.H.A.C.) is a volunteer-run, donor-funded animal welfare organization dedicated to the humane care of homeless and abandoned cats and dogs in Baldwin County, Alabama.

Our mission is to reduce and control the overpopulation of homeless cats and dogs through spay, neuter, vaccinating, Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return, and cat colony management, while providing low-cost veterinary services to our partner nonprofit 501(c)(3) organizations. In addition, S.H.A.C. funds directly support animal education and training in order to create healthy and empowered communities.

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We Make the Biggest Impact by Helping the People Who Help Animals

Through our donor-established and funded animal medical clinic, S.H.A.C. provides low-cost veterinary services to local partner nonprofit organizations, supporting them in their spay/neuter and TNVR efforts. We believe that by educating fellow citizens about proven solutions to animal overpopulation issues, as well as teaching best practices around responsible and humane pet ownership, we can help empower our communities to humanely and effectively deal with animal issues.

Get Involved

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VOLUNTEER

S.H.A.C. Needs Volunteers Like YOU!

S.H.A.C. operates entirely on the time, energy and dedication of our volunteers. We always welcome more hands to make the work lighter! Check out current ways to get involved and see what might interest you. We would love to have you onboard!

AVAILABLE FOSTER ANIMALS

Want to Adopt? Our Fosters Are Waiting for their Furrever Homes

Browse through our animals available for adoption…but be prepared to fall in love!

We have many cats, kittens, and occasionally some dogs and puppies in foster homes looking for their lifetime humans. If you see one who may be a great fit for your household, get an adoption application into us.

HINT: Two are even better than one!

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You can make a difference! Donate to Safe Harbor Animal Coalition today and help an animal in need.

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