Help DASF Care for Animals in Need

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DASF turns donations into subsidized adoptions, emergency care, and pet food for Denton

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Help DASF Care for Animals in Need

Help DASF Care for Animals in Need

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$30 raised of $1K

3 donations
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We are UNT students raising funds for the Denton Animal Support Foundation (DASF). Texas needs animal welfare support more than ever. Across North Texas, many families struggle to keep up with the rising costs of veterinary care, vaccinations, pet food, and emergency treatment. Dallas Animal Services alone has reported operating at 130% capacity for dogs, underscoring how urgently our community needs support for adoption and animal care.

Every contribution helps create positive change. A $500 gift can subsidize 23 pet adoptions, helping animals find loving homes while reducing barriers for adoptive families. Your support also helps provide access to wellness services, food assistance, and other resources that strengthen animal welfare efforts across Denton.

Together, we can be part of the solution. As UNT students, we believe that every animal deserves a chance to thrive, and every family deserves support when caring for a beloved pet. Whether you choose to contribute or just spread the word, you are helping build a brighter future for animals in our community. Thank you for helping the Denton Animal Support Foundation continue its meaningful work.
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Katie Maisel
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Denton, TX
Denton Animal Support Foundation, INC
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