Double Your Holiday Cheer with LifeLine Animal Project

As you decorate gingerbread homes and cookies, you can help homeless dogs, cats, puppies and kittens jingle all the way to a forever home this holiday season. LifeLine Animal Project is a nonprofit organization committed to the life, love and care of dogs and cats in metro Atlanta – and your generosity makes it happen. Whether you’re wrapping up the year with a charitable donation or making a contribution in honor of that person who already has everything, you can double the impact with your gift to LifeLine this month.

Through Dec. 31, donations to LifeLine Animal Project – up to $25,000 – will be matched thanks to a Challenge Grant from Atlanta-based global cosmetic brush and accessory solutions innovator Anisa International.

“By doubling donations, we are helping thousands of dogs and cats in our community find forever homes and empowering their owners,” said Anisa Telwar Kaicker, founder and president of Anisa International.

Why give to LifeLine? Leading the way to making Atlanta no-kill, LifeLine has already saved the lives of 11,000 dogs and cats in metro Atlanta this year alone. In fact, in its second year managing the Fulton and DeKalb County Animal Services, the organization has achieved a lifesaving rate of more than 80 percent at both shelters.

“Support like the Challenge Grant enables us to look forward, to imagine what else we can do, and to further help the thousands of animals in our care,” said Rebecca Guinn, CEO of LifeLine Animal Project. For instance, a gift of $25 can feed a homeless dog for a month – and that’s two homeless dogs through Dec. 31.

LifeLine is the dedicated advocate, providing life-saving solutions for dogs and cats in metro Atlanta. Its holistic approach to helping pets and strays in our community includes:

• Providing low-cost and no-cost, high-quality spay/neuter services, having performed 80,000 surgeries thus far.
• Caring for thousands of cats and dogs in the metro Atlanta area through its rehabilitative private shelter in Avondale Estates and the Fulton County and DeKalb County Animal Services shelters.
• Humanely controlling feral cat colonies through its Catlanta trap-neuter return program, which has helped 25,000 cats to date.
• Promoting responsible pet ownership and keeping pets out of shelters through community outreach programs.

“Leading a community transformation is a dedicated process, and we are grateful to those who are central in making this happen,” said Guinn.

To donate to LifeLine Animal Project, visit www.lifelineanimal.org/double-impact or send a check by mail to LifeLine Animal Project, P.O. Box 15466, Atlanta, GA 30333.

LifeLine Animal Project is an IRS 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Donations are tax-deductible.