Project BARK volunteers at work!

Project BARK is a non-profit 501c(3) group organized to help animals in need. 100% of all donations go to direct animal relief. Project BARK volunteers have a wide variety of talents which we use to help animals in need.  We focus on offering low-cost spay/neuter voucher assistance for pet owners in financial need residing in Guilford County NC.

DO YOU QUALIFY FOR OUR $10-$15 FIX SPAY/NEUTER ASSISTANCE PROGRAM?

You qualify if you answer “yes” to any one of the following questions:

  • Are you on food stamps or Medicaid, or do you have an EBT card or receive WIC benefits?
  • Do you receive Section 8 housing benefits?
  • Is Social Security your only source of income?
  • Do you fall below federal poverty limits? If you qualify, you will receive for $10 (small dog or cat ) or $15 (large dog) a voucher for spay/neuter plus rabies shot at a participating Guilford County veterinary clinic. Call our SPAY/NEUTER HELPLINE TO LEARN MORE: 336-965-1059.

Click on link below to download a flyer about our voucher program.

Spay Neuter Voucher Program

PROJECT B.A.R.K. (Bringing Animals Relief and Kindness)

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Wild animals can find natural shelter from most weather extremes but chained or confined animals (usually dogs) have only what humans provide.

Dogs who are chained without shelter have no way to get warm or dry in winter or escape the blazing sun in summer. And on a chain, there is nowhere for them to ‘go’ for relief. It doesn’t seem right for us to be comfortable and dry inside while they endure weeks of miserable weather without a simple shelter.

There are all too many reports of dogs who have frozen to the ground or in wire cages, or who have succumbed to heat-related extremes.

PROJECT B.A.R.K. is assembling and placing simple, sturdy doghouses wherever there is need. We are seeking referrals of dogs in need and we appreciate any advice, materials or donations.

Since the group was started in December 2010, Project B.A.R.K. has…  

  • placed 1409 dog houses
  • distributed over 28,000 pounds of dog/cat food
  • placed 28 abused animals in ‘forever’ homes
  • funded more than 10,000 spay/neuters (with more scheduled weekly)
  • prevented >43,000 unwanted births
  • placed 205 shelters in feral cat communities.
  • provided six 10’ x 10’ temporary enclosures for mothers and puppies until appropriate homes could be found.