National Nonprofit Petco Love Invests in Voorhees Animal Orphanage to Save and Improve the Lives of Pets in Southern New Jersey Voorhees, NJ (April 04, 2024) – Voorhees Animal Orphanage (VAO) is set to receive a $35,000 grant investment from national nonprofit Petco Love in support of their lifesaving work for animals in Southern New Jersey. […]
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Push Pop and our Development Director visited our friends at PHL17! Click HERE to see what they had to say!
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We shared some adoption tips with our friends at PHL17’s WEEKEND PHILLER. Now let’s share them with YOU!!! Click HERE to learn more. Thank you for having us WEEKEND PHILLER!!
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Our friends at PHL17’s WEEKEND PHILLER stopped by to talk about Woofstock, and what it means to the VAO. Check out the segment HERE
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One of our fabulous feline volunteers shared her story with Cherry Hill Neighbor Magazine! You can find the article on their website by clicking HERE.
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National Nonprofit Petco Love Invests in Voorhees Animal Orphanage To Save and Improve the Lives of Pets in Southern New Jersey Voorhees, NJ (May 04, 2023) – Voorhees Animal Orphanage is set to receive a $40,000 grant investment from national nonprofit Petco Love in support of their lifesaving work for animals in Southern New
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We are thrilled that the Voorhees Animal Orphanage was able to be part of The American Dream TV – Selling South Jersey’s episode featuring Voorhees, NJ! A very special THANK YOU to our friend, and ADTV host, Patricia Fiume for making the VAO part of her segment You can check it out by clicking HERE
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Thank You For Being a Friend The hustle & bustle of the holidays has ended, and we are settling into a not-too-bad-so-far winter. On a personal level, I thought I’d give “Dry January” a try. But I only made it as far as January 7 where pre-show brunch mimosas were calling my name. But that got me
Where were you one-hundred years ago? Probably not around at all, but just think about it. In 1923, King Tut’s tomb was first discovered, the original Yankee Stadium just opened up, and the first-ever insulin treatment was made available for diabetics. And if you count off the hundred years since then, you’ll equal the number