Community Animal Shelter and Adoption Center
Serving Southern New Jersey and Beyond
Woofstock Shirt Sale REOPENED!
Due to popular demand, we have reopened our Friends/Woofstock shirt sale! We’ve even added hoodies to the mix! Click here for more details. Sale ends 10/20/20.
October is Adopt a Shelter Dog Month
There has never been a better time to adopt! Please check out our website for the dogs presently in need of a home.
Kitten Fosters Needed!
Calling all kitten fosters! Kitten season is here! If you have ever thought about being a kitten foster, now is the time. It all starts with a foster application, which you can find here: https://www.vaonj.org/foster/
You provide the love, we provide the rest!
The Food Book of South Jersey – Now Available!
The Food Book of South Jersey is now available for sale! It is now completely online, so no more having to remember to bring your book/coupon with you! Sign up today! and don’t forget to select your community shelter that takes in the strays and unwanted animals from 26 towns right here in southern NJ, the VOORHEES ANIMAL ORPHANAGE!
Kitten Season is Upon Us!
We are overflowing with felines and are running low on many, much-needed supplies. Our greatest need is for KMR (Kitten Milk Replacer), kitten food and non-clumping cat litter, THANK YOU for any help that you can give! Click here for our Amazon Wish List.
Sponsor a Cat Cage or Dog Kennel Today!
Become a long lasting part of our brand new facility! Sponsor a cat cage or dog kennel today. Not only can you honor someone that you care about, whether they are two or four legged, but you can show your support for your local community animal shelter!
Click here for details. THANK YOU
Upcoming Events
From the Blog
Why All the Woe?
Kitten Season is Here!
A Day in the Life of a Foster Dog
Crossed Paths: Sonjie’s and Choco’s Adoption Story
Woofstock: Now & Then
Different from the Pack
Ways to Support Us
Virtual Woofstock Sponsors
Building For A Pawsitive Future
As the community shelter for 21 municipalities in southern New Jersey, 16 of which are in Camden County, we receive strays collected by animal control or surrendered by residents from any of these towns. As such, many of these animals require serious medical attention, which we’re happy to provide.
Over time, our building has increasingly showed signs of extreme wear and tear and we simply don’t have enough room for adoption facilitation, storage, cat and dog meet and greet rooms and more. Over the years, we’ve used a “band-aid” approach to address construction and plumbing issues. Our “tent” city located behind the shelter, serves as a makeshift location for storing pet food and supplies.
Corporate Sponsors
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