Concerned Citizens for Animal Welfare (CCFAW) is based in Volusia County, Florida. We are a 501-C-3 charity whose primary goal is to reduce the pet overpopulation through affordable, accessible spaying and neutering. If you need help with the cost of spaying or neutering your pet, please contact us. We have also expanded our mission to include TNR (Trap/Neuter/Return) for free-roaming cats.

CCFAW's purpose is to bring together people to work cooperatively
creating a compassionate community where there are no more stray, abandoned, neglected or abused animals & where no adoptable animals are euthanized. We rely heavily on donations to be able to continue to rescue animals in need and reduce the pet overpopulation issue through spay/neuter.  If you wish to help us with our mission by donating, click the button on the right to donate electronically or find out about other ways to give.


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NOTICE!

Mandatory Spay and Neuter was passed on the County level in Volusia County in 2008. All of the Cities then followed. The purpose of this is for the pet's health, and to control the terrible pet overpopulation that we have. This will help reduce the number of unwanted animals and also alleviate the death and suffering of stray animals or from them being impounded and euthanized, which also comes at a great expense to the community.

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CCFAW is so pleased to have been chosen as a 2022 grant recipient for the Florida Animal Friend annual grant award. With this additional funding, we will be able to provide spay and neuter services to hundreds of animals and help fix the problem of pet overpopulation.

Please support the Florida Animal Friend License Plate Program that provides funding for spay and neuter by purchasing a license plate online at External link opens in new tab or windowFloridaAnimalFriend.org or visit your County Tax Collector's Office to get your Florida Animal Friend license plate.



Click External link opens in new tab or windowhere to book spay/neuter appointments online.  Citizens who do not have online access can call to schedule the appointment at 386-323-3575.

CCFAW is so pleased to have been chosen as a 2022 grant recipient for the Florida Animal Friend annual grant award. With this additional funding, we will be able to provide spay and neuter services to hundreds of animals and help fix the problem of pet overpopulation.
Please support the Florida Animal Friend License Plate Program that provides funding for spay and neuter by purchasing a license plate online at FloridaAnimalFriend.org or visit your County Tax Collector's Office to get your Florida Animal Friend license plate.

 


CCFAW would like to say a HUGE thank you to the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) for the $1,000 grant for traps for our TNR program! We used the money to purchase traps for Daytona Beach Animal Control for their Return to Field Program and for South Daytona Animal Control so they could move forward with their TNR Program.












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Big John and his dog Goliath from the Big Talk Radio Show on 1380 AM from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. daily are helping Concerned Citizens for Animal Welfare and Sophie’s Circle raise money to help animals through BIG BUCKS FOR PETS If each person in Volusia County would donate $1.00 (or more) these 501-C-3 charities could provide pet food and low cost veterinary services for spay and neuter to residents throughout the county who are financially challenged. Donate to BIG BUCKS FOR PETS by clicking on the “Donate” button below.

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