Why We Exist
Everyone counts!
Freedom-NPO, founded in September 2022 in Southeast Georgia, is dedicated to funding and delivering innovative solutions for animal welfare through sustainable initiatives. Our mission centers on providing care, shelter, rehoming, education, and prevention of cruelty to animals, with a vision of building compassionate, animal-friendly communities.
We address urgent needs by offering shelter, foster care, and adoption services for lost, abandoned, and displaced animals. To create lasting impact, we invest in preventive measures such as spaying and neutering programs, vaccination clinics, and microchipping services.
Through the launch of Freedom Pet Food, a socially responsible product, we fund our animal welfare programs while delivering high-quality pet nutrition. This initiative enables us to sustain services like food assistance programs, animal sanctuary, public education on responsible pet ownership, and collaborative efforts with local law enforcement to ensure animal safety and welfare. By bridging humane care with sustainable funding, Freedom-NPO is redefining how public services are supported and delivered.
Kindness to animals
Our Georgia State Constitution gives the power to pick up stray animals to counties and municipalities to protect the citizens from the dangers and nuisances that are associated with free roaming and diseased animals.
Under the Compendium of Animal Rabies Prevention and Control, it states, “stray dogs, cats and ferrets should be removed from the community.”
Approximately 30% of Georgia counties do not have animal shelters. Issues are reported to the county commissioners, sheriff’s department, or local veterinarians.
Animal shelters are very important. When stray animals go through an animal shelter the citizens have an opportunity to reclaim their animal if it is impounded by providing a single entity that holds such animals and is legally designated.
Please support our efforts to establish an Animal Shelter in Brantley County.
Make a difference today
Like humans, animals can adapt to even the most adverse surroundings. Unfortunately, when animals experience traumatizing abuses, they can also learn to withdraw from all social interaction.
All of us can make a difference for animals in our everyday lives, whether it's by adopting a pet or engaging your community in animal protection issues.
Help us make a change
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