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| Check | Write a check payable to Iowa Friends of Companion Animals OR Iowa Voters for Companion Animals and mail to: Iowa Friends of Companion Animals PO Box 30062 Des Moines, IA 50310 |
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Donate to Iowa Friends
Iowa Friends of Companion Animals, is a 501(c)(3), a non-profit group, which means that your donations ARE tax-deductable. We focus on educating the public about Iowa's puppy mills through booths, ads, events, meetings, etc.
Iowa Friends is also an all volunteer organization, and depends upon donations from supporters to help cover the expenses. Educating an entire state takes time, effort and money - please consider a donation to help us continue to teach the public about Iowa's puppy mill problem.
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Donate to Iowa VCA
Our sister group, Iowa VCA is a 501(c)(4), which means that donations are not tax deductable. They focus working towards better state laws to protect Iowa's companion animals and the enforcement of USDA and Iowa state laws.
Even though we are an organization run completly by volunteers, they do have expenses. Achieving our goals takes time, effort and money. Every dollar donated helps us to accomplish them.
Pictures of Iowa Puppy Mills
Lack of veterinary care for cherry eye and skin irriatation. Debra Pratt kennel, New Sharon, IA.
They eat, sleep, feed their puppies and live in the filth of their own excrement until they are no longer profitable for the breeders. Nick and Tiffany Menne kennel, Lime Springs, IA.