Partners
Alexander County – Alexander County Animal Control Shelter
Our work with the County Animal Control Shelter is complete.
This shelter may be small, but it is bustling with activity to ensure as many dogs and cats can find their forever homes.
Thanks to Animal Rescue Aid, a nonprofit in GA for a donation of Kurunda beds.
The East Alexander Middle School Student Council donated pet food to the shelter. Thank You to everyone at the Middle School.
Beaufort County – Paws and Love, Inc.
We are working with this nonprofit to help them find funding.
Founder – Audra Grisham. She is showing volunteers how to use different types of traps to safely catch and transfer cats.
The NC State Veterinary School travels regularly from Raleigh, NC to Beaufort County to help Paws and Love and other cat rescue groups spay/neuter and vaccinate cats in the county. Thank You!
This staging area is the 1st stop where cats are brought in preparation for their trip to the NC State Veterinary School mobile clinic.
Beaufort County – Beaufort County Animal Control Shelter
Our work with the County Animal Control Shelter is complete.
Beaufort County – Humane Society of Beaufort County
The nonprofit is an all volunteer organization founded in 1965. Their mission is to promote and fund programs to reduce the suffering and death of dogs and cats (domestic and feral) in Beaufort County, NC. Their programs include: providing low-cost spay/neuter programs to help families fix their pets, educating families on proper pet care including vaccinations, wellness exams, microchips, etc.. They also work with other agencies inside and outside of the county, as working together brings about more positive outcomes for the dogs and cats they are working to save.
We are working with them to find and write for grants to fund their programs.
Edgecombe County – Edgecombe County Animal Control Shelter
Our work with the County Animal Control Shelter is complete.
Animal Control Director – Eugene Taylor.
Many wonderful dogs come into the Edgecombe County Animal Shelter through no fault of their own. The Shelter and staff work hard to ensure these great dogs and cats are advertised on various pet-websites so they can be adopted or transferred to another rescue group for adoption.
Did you know that a female cat can give birth to 4-5 litters of kittens in 1 year.
If you want to Save Them, Fix-Em!
Edgecombe County – Friends of Rocky Mount Animals
This nonprofit has been a driving force in getting many first-time spay/neuter programs set up in several counties. CPPI continues to provide funding for this nonprofit.
For more information, please call:
Spay/Neuter Coordinator – 252 314 7907
We are currently working with:
Tarboro Animal Hospital – Tarboro, NC
Founder/Director – Laura Gearhart
Granville County – Granville County Animal Control Shelter
Our work with the County Animal Control Shelter is complete.
Animal Control Director – Matt Katz.
Grand Opening of the new Hix Dog Park in Oxford, NC (Granville County).
Community Partnership for Pets and the Granville County Animal Shelter started the county-wide spay/neuter program April 2019. The mobile spay/neuter clinic travels from Raleigh, NC to set up their clinic to perform surgeries on-site at the shelter.
Granville County – Humane Society of Granville County
Our work with the Humane Society of Granville County is complete.
Granville County Humane Society volunteers set up the distribute pet food to families in the county who need a little extra help to feed their pets.
President of Granville County Humane Society – Anne Crews and spokesdog Murphy.
One of the many saved by the Granville County Humane Society.
Granville County – Dogs Deserve Better of the Piedmont
Dogs Deserve Better of Piedmont work with pet owners in and around Granville County, NC to provide much dog houses, fencing, kennels, pet food, spay/neuter and veterinarian care to dogs who are living. This group of dedicated people have made a huge difference to so many.
Community Partnership for Pets is helping this group by providing funding for spay/neuter, vaccinations, routine and emergency veterinarian care.
For more information about their programs, please email them at info.ddbpiedmont@dogsdeservebetter.org.
Meet Lucy Poynton, Chapter Lead for Dogs Deserve Better of the Piedmont.
Meet Miss Lucy. Working with Dogs Deserve Better, Community Partnership for Pets was able to get Lucy the medical care she needed.
Many hours of work are spent from meeting with the pet owner until the final needs of the dog is met. But in the end, the life of the pet and the pet owner is much improved.
Guilford County – Feral Cat Assistance Program (FCAP)
The Feral Cat Assistance Program (FCAP) became a nonprofit in 2004; however, their work started in 1996 when their President became a local advocate and the voice for feral cats in and around Guilford County, NC.
FCAP’s goal and mission is to create a better life for feral and un-owned community cats through their on-going spay/neuter programs and relocating of cats when their current location is no longer viable.
Working with agencies inside and outside of Guilford County, they educate and assist with trapping and fixing feral/unowned cats to reduce their suffering and death both inside and outside of animal shelters. For cats that are not feral, but have been abandoned, this group works find loving homes for them.
We are working with FCAP to find and write for grants to fund their programs.
Hertford County – PAWS of Hertford County
PAWS of Hertford is a nonprofit that pulls dogs and cats from the county shelter. They have a spay/neuter program in place to help families fix their pets and Community Partnership for Pets is helping them by providing funding.
For more information, please call 252 642 7297.
We are currently working with:
PETA Mobile Spay/Neuter Clinics – Three locations in VA
PAWS Director – JoAnn Jones.
Meet Rosie. She is enjoying the new kuraunda bed donated by Animal Rescue Aid (ARA). ARA is a non profit in GA who donated beds to shelters across the U.S.
Weekly adoption connect great shelter dogs and cats with their new family.
Hertford County – Hertford County Animal Control Shelter
Our work with the County Animal Control Shelter is complete.
Martin County – Inner Banks Canine Rescue
Our work with this nonprofit is complete.
Spay/Neuter Coordinator – Cheryle Barnes.
Meet Alfie – Gone but not forgotten. As hard as everyone works to save them all – it is not possible. Spay/Neuter along with the continued good work done by rescue groups will ensure we Can Save More !
Miss Mollie was spayed through CPPI’s spay/neuter program since the price was affordable. Surgery will reduce her chances of getting cancer and will STOP her from producing any unwanted puppies.
Mitchell County – Mitchell County Animal Rescue
Our work with this nonprofit is complete.
Executive Director – Amber Lowery.
Participating in regular off-site adoption events is an absolute-must to help more dogs and cats find their loving, forever homes!
These are the doors you can pass through to adopt your Forever Friend at the Mitchell County Animal Rescue Shelter.
Montgomery County – Spay/Neuter Team
Our work with this County is complete.
West Pine Animal Hospital works closely with CPPI and since the pandemic are performing all the spay/neuter surgeries for pets using our spay/neuter program.
We thank West Pine Animal Hospital for being a wonderful partner to animals in this County.
Pets loaded up and ready for their trip to Greensboro, NC. Once arriving in Greensboro, pets had their surgery and vaccinations. Pets returned to Montgomery County the next day with families anxiously waiting to pick them up.
Many Montgomery dogs and cats were transported to the Spay/Neuter Clinic in Greensboro, NC for their surgery and vaccinations.
Montgomery County – Montgomery County Humane Society
Our work with this County is complete.
Montgomery County – Montgomery County Animal Control Shelter
Our work with this County Animal Control Shelter is complete.
Pitt County – Pitt County Animal Control Shelter
Our work with the County Animal Control Shelter is complete.
Previous Shelter Director – Michele Whaley.
Educating the next generation of animal advocates is the Shelter’s goal through the Pet Responsibility Class. Photo of the Award Ceremony held on the last day of class.
Seniors for Seniors Adoption Event connects senior dogs and cats with senior pet owners.
Pitt County – The Pet Food Pantry of Eastern NC
We are working with this nonprofit to help them find funding.
The Pet Food Pantry volunteers – serving people and pets.
This pet owner, after being injured, needed help to feed his dog. Smiles Abound as people and pets get they help they need.
Meet Peanut and his dad who is a Veteran. They are helped by the pantry.
Polk County – Foothills Humane Society
Our work with this County is complete.
Randolph County – Trap/Neuter/Return – Return Program
A small group of caring people in Randolph County are working together with veterinarians in the area to trap, spay/neuter and vaccinate feral and unowned cats. Their goal is to reduce this population of cats from enter the County Animal Shelter.
CPPI is funding this TNR program.
For more information, please call 336 799 0243 or email rctnrteam@gmail.com.
We are currently working with:
Dr. Linda East – CatsFirst Spay Clinic
Humane Society of the Piedmont
Sheets Pet Clinic
PC S/N Wellness Clinic
Paws & Claws Clinic
FCAP Clinic
Not all cats and kittens trapped are feral. Many may belonged to someone who moved and left them behind or could not longer care for them. Those that are social can be adopted.
Mom and her kittens can live outside but depend on a caretaker to make sure they have food, fresh water and a warm place to shelter in during inclement weather. While outside cats and kittens are always at risk with predators, once they are spayed/neutered and vaccinated, the are better off than being left to reproduce.
Cats and kittens are trapped with care and taken to the veterinarian for surgery, vaccinations, ear tipping, worming, etc.. We appreciate Dr. East’s commitment to helping this group of cats who many times are overlooked.
Rutherford County – Pets Are Worth Saving (P.A.W.S.)
P.A.W.S. is a nonprofit who has put many programs in place to be a safety-net for helping people with pets in and around Rutherford County. Their goal has been to make Rutherford County a No-Kill Community and if anyone can do it – they will make it happen!
Community Partnership for Pets has been working with Rutherford County to provide additional funding.
For more information, please call 888 422 7303.
We are currently working with:
ASPCA Spay/Neuter Clinic – Asheville, NC
Foothills Animal Clinic – Forest City, NC
Animal Allies – Spartanburg, SC
In Memory of Founder/Director
Janice Mitchell
Helping families keep their pets healthy is important so PAWS-RC hosts frequent low cost drive-thru rabies clinics.
The ASPCA Spay/Neuter Clinic from Asheville, NC meets families and PAWS volunteers in Rutherford County two times per month to transport pets to Asheville for their surgery. Pick Up day is always a happy time for all.
Vance County – Vance County Animal Control Shelter
Our work with the County Animal Control Shelter is complete.
Chief – Frankie Nobles.
One of the cuties at the Vance County Animal Shelter.
The shelter re-purposed a fenced area by adding ramps, dog-friend play equipment and benches. Now there is a new place for dogs to exercise and families to sit and spend more time with dogs they may be wanting to adopt.
Vance County – Ruin Creek Animal Protection Society (R.C.A.P.S.)
A nonprofit in Vance County, their mission is to pull dogs and cats from the county shelter and get them spayed/neutered, vetted and transported to the reputable rescue groups in the Northeast. Community Partnership for Pets is working with them to help them however we can.
For more information, please email to: info@rcaps.org
This dog is on his way out of the Vance County Animal Shelter and will be vetted and ready to take a trip up ‘north’ to find his new forever home thanks to RCAPS.
Kittens getting their last bit of ‘lovin’ as they get ready for their trip up North to be placed in a home with a loving family.
The Ride to Freedom van which the Ruin Creek Animal Protection Society uses to transport dogs and cats to the Northeast.
Warren County – Warren County Animal Control Shelter
The Warren County Animal Control Shelter works hard each day to get dogs and cats adopted, reunited with their owners or place with rescue groups both inside and outside of North Carolina. We are working with them to provide funding and to help them find funding for the future.
For more information, please call 252 257 6137.
We are currently working with:
Warrenton Animal Clinic – Warrenton, NC
Dr. David Conde – Henderson, NC
Courtney Lockey – County Shelter Director.
Students from Vaughan Elementary School at the shelter as part of Career Day.
You always know when you find the right pet! Always an instant ‘match made in heaven’.
