ABOUT LOVING PET PET PROJECT NC
Loving Pet Inn Adoptions was organized in 2010 as a not-for-profit 501(c)3 charitable organization. In 2020 we changed our name to Loving Pet Project NC (LPPNC) to better align with our mission. LPPNC is an all volunteer based non-profit that receives no funding from the state or city. We operate solely on individual / corporate donations, fund-raising events and awarded grants. 94% of all monies goes towards financial aid for spay/neuter and the care of the animals.
Our Mission
LPPNC focuses on providing financial aid for spay/neuter and medical needs for pets in our community through its Spay Today Outreach Program (STOP). We are working to significantly decrease the number of unwanted animals by actively promoting spaying and neutering for both owned pets and feral cats. We operate as a foster-based organization, rescuing abandoned and shelter dogs, providing comprehensive veterinary care and rehabilitation services until they are ready for adoption.
FOCUS
LPPNC is dedicated to addressing the pet overpopulation issue in our community by offering financial aid for spaying, neutering, and medical care through our Spay Today Outreach Program (STOP)
Recurring Events
- Waggin' Wild 5K Rescue Run-Walk is held the first Saturday in March. Mark you calendars
- Year-round Sneaker Collection! We collect sneakers of all sizes and shape for recycling. Email outreachlppnc@gmail.com or petprojectNC@gmail.com for information
Why!
In 2020, we switched gears and shifted our focus from adoption to primarily spay and neuter! We sold our kennel facility and have been taking a boots on the ground approach in the community to reduce the number of homeless, unwanted dogs and cats born to irresponsible pet owners. As of 5/31/23 we have funded 12,936 spay/neuter surgeries since 2011! with our Spay Today Outreach Program (STOP) and are very proud of the results we have seen at local shelters. STOP offers financial aid for low income families who cannot afford to spay/neuter their pets in an effort to aggressively target the pet overpopulation problem in our area.
1093 of our adoptable dogs and cats have found their furever homes since 2011. All of our pets are spayed or neutered, fully vaccinated, microchipped, dewormed, etc. before being placed in new homes. We’ve also regularly taken in pets with additional medical needs that must be addressed prior to adoption.
This past year seemed to be the year of "what ifs?".
When the call came about Athena, an unspayed dog with a life threatening pyometra, we were able to get her into a vet right away. This fast action saved her life and prevented immense suffering.
What if we had not been there?
When we heard about an injured puppy abandoned in a dog lot with no food or water, we immediately took him to a vet. It was discovered that he was permanently paralyzed in his hind end from a BB in his spine. This condition was inoperable. He is now happy and healthy and loves running around in his wheelchair!
What if we had not been there?
When a concerned neighbor made us aware of Link, a sweet little dog whose owner had died, we got him to the vet for dental surgery as part of ensuring his wellness. In addition to 13 rotten teeth, the vet removed 5 chicken bones and a 2 inch bread tie from poor Link's mouth! He is now pain free and enjoying life with his new family. Little Link can now enjoy eating and his smile lights up the room.
What if we had not been there?
We financed over 375 spay/ neuter surgeries in 2021. These are pets that would not have been altered without our financial aid program. These puppies and kittens would have been born into a world that does not have a home for them.
What if we had not been there?
If you are reading this you have been there for us. What if YOU had not been there? You are also a part of these stories and we appreciate you. We can do nothing without the support of our donors, participants and volunteers.
We want to do so much more in 2024 and we can not do it without you!
