Thanks to Our Volunteers

Volunteer assistance makes all our lives easier.  APA would like to thank the following volunteers for their past and current support:

John Alsberge
Jean Babb
Annel Baeza
Nancy Banks
Darlene Berg
MJ Cammack
Frank Castillo
Ysenia Castillo
Renee Davis
Eric Dorn
Dee Dougil
Emma Frazier
Emmalee S. Frazier
Amy Jo Gonzalez
Jesus & Hilda Grajeda
Marilyn Grayson
Daniel & Erlinda Gurrola
Roberta Hahn
Evicta Harvey
Susan Hirsch
Victor Hernandez
Lisa & Richard Herrera
Oscar Lopez
Gabby Montoya
Rita Morock
Judy Morris
Ulrica Opperman
Rachel Padilla
Emily Paredes-Mauer & Chris Mauer
Sue Patterson
Chuck & Norma Riggs
Karen & Mikayla Shaughnessy
Scot Thacker
Shawn & Savanna Turpen
CJ Unangst
Susan Williams
Chris Wydra
Bob Young
Marilyn Zahler

APA's Board of Directors

Michel Meunier, President/Secretary
Linda Hall, Vice President
Eddie Stephenson, Treasurer
Julie Miller, Director
Jean Gilbert, Director

Volunteer Help Needed

We have many different kinds of opportunities for volunteers interested in helping make a difference for companion animal sin our community--from fundraising to help us grow to outreach efforts to food bank support, etc.  To learn more about the programs and services we plan to implement, and to see our ideas for volunteer working groups, please download and review the handout from our recent volunteer meeting by clicking here.  Let us know if you are intersted in any of our work.

Call us at:
575-644-0505

E-mail us at:
actionprogramsforanimals@yahoo.comactionprogramsforanimals@yahoo.comactionprogramsforanimals@yahoo.comactionprogramsforanimals@yahoo.com

Thanks to Our Supporters & Sponsors

• American Classifieds 
• The Las Cruces Bulletin
• The Rawson Company (donated a storage unit!)
• High Desert Machine
• Central Supply & Landmark Mercantile
• Animal Services Center of the Mesilla Valley
• Horse N' Hound
  
• Better Life Pet Foods
• Las Cruces Channel 98
• Pet's Barn
• Safe Haven Animal Sanctuary
• Sam's Club
• The Humane Society of Southern New Mexico

Join our chained-dog advocacy group!

APA is forming a group of volunteers who are outgoing and who want to make a difference in the lives of chained dogs.  Our president is also the Las Cruces Dogs Deserve Better representative, and she needs help checking on chained dogs reported to her on a regular basis.  She will provide materials and training for the group, and the first goal is to physically visit at least two addresses per month to impart information, advice, and alternatives to chaining dogs 24/7.  Along with this group's work will be the need for form a foster network of people willing to take in and work with eligible dogs who are relinquished as a result of this work.  If you are interested in these efforts, call us at 644-0505.