Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is SOS Animal Rescue?
A: SOS Animal Rescue is a 501(c)3, non-profit organization dedicated to reducing the number of unwanted pets in the Midland area through placement, education, and spay/neuter assistance. We are volunteers who share a common interest in pets.
Q: What does SOS Animal Rescue do?
A: SOS Animal Rescue focuses on the following areas:
TNR – Trap-Neuter – Return – We trap feral or unowned cats, get them fixed, and return them to their current location. TNR stops the breeding so the colony does not continue to grow. In addition, fixing the cats leads to less fighting and noise which is brought on by the mating cycle of cats.
Spay/neuter Assistance – Spay/Neuter assistance is available for pets in low income homes in Midland County. Spaying and Neutering is the only long term solution to the pet overpopulation problem, so this program is incredibly important to realizing our goal of a happy, healthy home for every pet.
Pet Food Assistance – Pet food assistance is available for pets in low income homes in Midland County. The program is intended to provide short term assistance.
Q: How can I get involved?
A: There are several ways you can support SOS Animal Rescue. You can volunteer, become a member, stop by at an event, or attend one of our meetings.