North Alabama Animal Warriors

05/25/2026

We surely hope that our county and city animal control enforce this law come October 1st.

05/09/2026

We are once again in need of donations to spay 6 female dogs. These dogs are from households that absolutely have no funds or resources to pay anything. We need these girls spayed before they start multiplying as one has already had 3 litters 😢
We appreciate donations of any amount! Thank you in advance for always helping our community dogs.

Donation options are listed below, please put spays in notes if you choose to donate.

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05/09/2026

Thank you Creating Hope For Paws for providing the Parvo/distemper shots for these 10 puppies. Thanks to them we plan to have these puppies moving to a rescue after their final series, no later than the end of the month.

05/05/2026

We care deeply about the animals of Limestone County. At North Alabama Animal Warriors (NAAW) we focus on basic life support—food, shelter, and preventative care—for animals often overlooked. We also provide local spay/neuter programs and owner education so fewer pets end up in shelters.

If you’re a low-income or senior pet owner in Athens or Limestone County and need help, or if you want to volunteer or donate supplies, please visit the link to learn how to get involved. Every small action helps reduce overpopulation and makes our community kinder to animals. 🐾🐶

Share this post to spread the word and help animals who can’t speak for themselves.

04/28/2026

We’ve put together a simple winter-to-summer checklist to help outdoor pets in Athens and Limestone County stay safe and healthy. 🐾🌞 Every tip reflects our hands-on experience at North Alabama Animal Warriors and focuses on low-cost, practical fixes caregivers can do today. Visit https://wix.to/lOXvyYN to learn more.

1) Shelter upgrades: Raise bedding off the ground, add insulating layers in winter and breathable shade cloth in summer. Improved shelter cuts stress and keeps pets more comfortable.
2) Hydration: Keep multiple fresh-water stations and check them twice daily in summer. Cooler, shaded water prevents dehydration and heat stress.
3) Parasite prevention: Use affordable flea/tick treatments and dewormers we recommend during clinic visits. Fewer parasites means better appetite and safer homes.
4) Low-cost vet care: Take advantage of our community clinics for vaccines and wellness checks — prevention avoids costly emergencies.

We’re here to help seniors and low-income caregivers with step-by-step guidance and hands-on support. Share this with neighbors who care for outdoor animals in Athens and Limestone County. Want personalized tips? Message us or visit our site to connect.

04/16/2026

Saturday April 18th 10-4 weather permitting.

04/04/2026

North Alabama Animal Warriors strongly supports SB361/HB446 — the Alabama Dog Tethering & Outdoor Shelter Act.

Every week we see dogs without water, flea‑infested, injured, abandoned, and even puppies chained with logging chains. Alabama ranks near the bottom nationally in animal‑welfare protections.

This bill is a balanced, common‑sense step to protect outdoor dogs while respecting responsible owners, hunters, and farmers.

📎 Our full support letter is attached in the comments
🐾 Please swipe through this carousel and share to help us protect Alabama’s outdoor dogs.

03/14/2026

FLEA & TICK FUNDRAISER

A critical aspect of pet care: flea and tick treatment, is very relevant to our region in North Alabama.

As spring and summer approach, the warm, humid climate of North Alabama creates ideal conditions for fleas and ticks to thrive. These pests are more than just a nuisance—they pose serious health risks to pets and humans alike. Fleas can transmit tapeworms and cause allergic dermatitis, while ticks are known carriers of Lyme disease, ehrlichiosis, and other dangerous infections.

Regular flea and tick prevention is essential for maintaining the health and comfort of our pets. Whether through topical treatments, oral medications, or collars like Seresto, consistent protection helps prevent infestations before they start. For rescues and shelters, where animals may arrive untreated and vulnerable, early intervention is even more critical.

We help provide flea & tick treatment to our low-income families.

03/11/2026

Spaying and neutering do more than prevent unwanted litters — they improve pet health, reduce behavioral issues, and help our communities. Learn why this simple step matters and how you can make a difference for animals in need. Read more: https://wix.to/QIFQTgy

When I first learned about the benefits of spaying and neutering pets, it changed how I think about animal care. These simple procedures do more than just prevent unwanted litters. They improve the health and behavior of our furry friends and help reduce the number of homeless animals in our neighbo...

03/11/2026

If you play this game and select Creating Hope For Paws as the rescue you can help them and north Alabama animal warriors.

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