AAHAP is a non-profit organization founded on June 7, 2008. It was originally intended to be an organization that would inspire others to take action towards animal welfare issues, until AAHAP members took action themselves. In early June of 2008, the founders began a fundraiser for The Homeward Bound Humane Society, and they continue to advertise this cause. For more information on current events click here. This is a notable organization simply because this is one more group of people that are speaking out against animal abuse and neglect and are working together to find a solution.

Homeward Bound Humane Society

The Homeward Bound Humane Society ( also known as the Licking county Humane Society) is a non-profit organization that shelters homeless, abused, and neglected animals. Every year the lives of animals are saved all across the nation by shelters like the Licking County Humane Society and AAHAP chose to help this cause.

AAHAP Web Page

The founders of AAHAP designed a web page for the convenience of their supporters and benefactors. The site construction began in early June of 2008. ( around the time that the organization was founded) Since then the site has grown to be much more complex and user-friendly. It was designed by a AAHAP member and volunteer using an online software called SynthaSite. The construction period lasted for about one month and was officially completed on July 3, 2008 with a current events section, pet adoption stories, weekly featured pet,and login feature with access to member exlusive web page. To see it for yourself click here.

AAHAP Members ==
To see a full list of members click here. ( You must login or sign up to veiw member list. )

== Message To Visitors

This article has been provided for research and interest in this organization only. This is not an attempt to advertise AAHAP and their causes. The external links provided are for the user to gain first hand information.

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