The Hot Springs Village Animal Welfare League is organized for the charitable purpose as a rescue organization
whose mission is to place all rescued/surrendered adoptable companion animals into loving homes and
to prevent the overpopulation of unwanted animals.
The Hot Springs Village Animal Welfare League (HSVAWL) is in Hot Springs Village, Arkansas. We are an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) nonprofit rescue organization that works cooperatively with the Hot Springs Village Property Owners Association (POA) Animal Control to rescue, vet, and find homes for ALL adoptable cats and dogs that come through POA intake.
AWL has no paid employees and is appreciative of the hard work by the POA animal control officers, who provide valuable service to all animals. AWL pays for food, veterinary expenses and litter for all animals in the shelter building, including strays and lost pets reclaimed by owners, as well as those for adoption.
We depend solely upon donations, memberships, and grants to sustain our programs. We are not subsidized by the POA nor government entities.
All donations are tax deductible, and 100% of your donation directly supports the animals. The AWL is grateful for the more than 200 volunteers who make these benefits happen, and to those guests and donors who support their efforts to save the animals.
Our next Spay Neuter Clinic is September 12 & 13 at Paron Community Center; and our final clinic in 2022 will be held November 14 & 15 at Fountain Lake Fire Station.
For clinic appointments call Dorothy at 501-226-5772.
At our recent spay neuter clinic at Mountain Pine Fire Station on May 16th & 17th, 67 animals were sterilized (39 cats and 28 dogs) and 35 cats and 26 dogs received their free Petco vaccines, thanks to the Ozark Mountain veterinary staff.
Thank you Saline County! The AWL received a generous grant of $15,000 in April, 2022 to be used for spaying and neutering of Saline County pets.
Petco Love recently named the AWL one of their top 100
Adoption Partners. They also awarded the AWL a $25,000 grant for adoption costs in April, 2022.
This generous grant will cover vet expenses, food, medications, litter, grooming and everything related to getting an animal ready for adoption!
Thanks to everyone who enjoyed a meal at Tanner's on April 28th while supporting the AWL! Joey and Lynn Clampit generously donated 10% of all food purchased that day and matched the $500 proceeds, for a $1,000 total!
Linda Poe, President of the DeSoto Women’s Club, presented AWL President Sue Luse with a check for nearly $650 on April 18th. The DeSoto Women’s Club has generously donated all the proceeds from the sale of their cookbook to date, a total of over $2,000! Also pictured are AWL 1st VP Shelley Shepherd (with Bella) and Deb Baab, 1st VP of the DeSoto Women's Club.
Thanks to the generosity of Petco Love and the Bissell Pet Foundation, 31 dogs and 13 cats were vaccinated on Saturday, March 19th at the Fountain Lake Volunteer Fire Station in Hot Springs. Special thanks to Kelly Veterinary Clinic, Waggin' Wheel Vet Clinic, and Ozark Mountain Mobile Spay Neuter for administering the vaccines; and to the more than 12 AWL volunteers who assisted at the clinic.
Thank you to the Arkansas Community Foundation for their $1,500 grant in November, 2021. The grant will be used to provide cats in Garland County with spay/neutering and rabies shots.
A big THANK YOU to Max and Neo (www.maxandneo.com) for their generous donation boxes sent to us several times a year. They generously donate dog products 1 for 1 to dog rescues in the United States for every product sold.
We are very grateful to the St. Francis Chapter of the Daughters of the King from Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. Their annual Blessing of the Animals on October 4th raised over $1,000 to support our programs. President Linda Shay (5th from right) presented the generous check to AWL President Sue Luse and Shelley Shepherd, AWL first Vice-President.
The AWL will use this extremely generous grant to take care
of the cats and dogs that come into our care. We are very grateful to this donor who wishes to remain anonymous.
The DJ & T foundation, established by well-known television personality Bob Barker, is devoted to the support of low cost spay/neuter clinics. The grant is to be used for canines in our spay/neuter program.
We are thrilled to receive a $10,000 generous grant from Petco Love. The funds can be used for any of our life saving programs.
We are extremely grateful to the Arkansas Animal Rescue Foundation for giving the AWL a $15,000 grant to support our homeless pets!
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