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Mission Statement

Our mission is to empower and support individuals in need by offering foster care and medical assistance for their pets. We serve those affected by homelessness, poverty, addiction, and domestic violence. We also can provide emergency pet care during unexpected crisis. By doing this, we strive to not only alleviate overburdened shelters, but also improve our communities by helping those experiencing homelessness find stability, and transition off the streets without fear of losing their furry companions.

How We Can Help

For those living in an unsafe home and feel they cannot leave without ensuring the safety of their pets first, we will provide fostering while you get yourself out and safe.

For homeless individuals and those who qualify as low income seeking recovery or transitional housing, we provide pets with temporary foster and veterinary care  (including spay/neuter if not previously done).

For low income people faced with incarceration or hospitalization that have no one to care for their pets while they are away, we can provide temporary foster and veterinary care (including spay/neuter if not previously done)

 

“Array Animal Rescue is amazing... I was dealing with domestic violence... and really needing help. I was out of options for my dog... Array [goes] above and beyond to help pets (and humans) in their care... we don't know where we'd be without [them].”

 [Mikayla C.  2.2.25]

Array Animal Rescue

Meet our Founders

Tracy Hewitt

Founder, President & Treasurer

Julianna Mitchell

Founder, Vice President & Secretary

Location

Array Animal Rescue
Portland, Oregon, United States

Our goal at Array is to support individuals facing homelessness, poverty, and addiction, by assisting in veterinary care and providing foster homes for their beloved pets while they seek recovery from their situation. We also aim to provide emergency fostering to those experiencing a sudden inability to care for their animals, such as hospitalizations, incarcerations or disaster. We plan to one day build a sanctuary catering to a diverse range of domesticated animals who come from an array of circumstances, helping alleviate overrun shelters and ensuring that no animal is abandoned or euthanized unjustly.