About Us
Our Mission
Homeless Animals Response Program, or H.A.R.P, is an all volunteer animal welfare organization dedicated to serving far East Contra Costa County. We are working to end pet overpopulation through community education, spay and neuter programs, and adoptions.
HARP is transitioning to a community cat program. We assist caregivers by providing spay and neuter resources, trap loans, trap and recovery help. This assistance is given if we have the necessary volunteers and finances.
Our Vision
We are working to control the population of unwanted cats by finding homes for adoptable cats and spays and neuters of community cats. In order to reach our goal, we will collaborate with other animal welfare groups, area residents, veterinarians, schools, media and local governments.
- End overcrowding of city and county animal services with unwanted pets
- End pet abandonment
- End the hundreds of colonies of unspayed and unneutered cats
Board of Directors
Karen Kops
President
Susan Krueger
Vice President
Selena Bauer
Treasurer
Jane Buyny
Director
Susan Smith
Secretary & Community Cat Manager
Community Partners
110 Magazine · All Bay Animal Hospital · Antioch Veterinary Hospitals · Tony LaRussa’s Animal Rescue Foundation · Bay Area Newsgroup · Brentwood Press · Car Donation Services · Companion Pet Hospital · Contra Costa County Animal Services, Director Beth Ward · Fairview Animal Hospital · The Food Bank of Contra Costa, Kathie Gleason · Furry Friends Food Relief · LaBuy Tax Service, Earline LaBuy · Pet Food Express · Petsmart · Riverview Lodge Restaurant · SNIP (Spay/Neuter Impact Program · SF SPCA, P.J. Jamison · Target · Victoria Sheridan · Charles Croley - Web Consultant · Walmart, Antioch
Want to show your support and become a HARP Community Partner?
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