Animal House Project

Every year, Animal House Project is growing. Whether it be in the programs that we offer or the service area that we covered. In 2016, we opened a Rescue Food Pantry where struggling rescues could apply and receive donated pet food for their groups and from that date to 2020, we were receiving enough food to support those efforts. Unfortunately, larger organizations stepped in, and our large donations have dried up. We coWe are continuing to look for We are looking to expand our overall footprint by helping human food pantries receive and donate out pet food to their clients. We are looking for property in Texas to build a Rescue/Rehabilitation and Sanctuary for Large Breed dogs; expand our Spay/Neuter services and offer low cost veterinary services.

We also need to look for additional grants to fund our spay/neuter program and set up a low cost vaccination clinic.

Application for Various Grants to continue our Spay/Neuter Clinic; Application for Grants to purchase the truck.
Contact pet Food Manufacturing Company; Pet Supply Chains.
Continue to recruit Volunteers who can take on more tasks and responsibilities to insure the growth and stability of the overall organization.

A lot of the Volunteers that are part of Animal House Project bring a tremendous amount of experience in knowledge from all walks of life to include fundraising; grant writing; social media; marketing; supply chain management; inventory management and control; administration; negotiations with large corporations and of course dealing with the media.

We have come a long way since the transition between the founding member - Nina Frangieh to now and it is evidenced in the amount of animals that we are now feeding from 750 companion pets to 4000 companion pets to include cats; dogs; rabbits; ferrets; fish; horses; donkeys and birds.