Who We Are

Our goal is to educate pet owners, by providing resources to increase pet retention and accountability. We hope that by raising awareness of the factors that create an overpopulation of homeless pets, animals and humans will thrive in Abilene. All Kind believes that animal welfare is improved through sustained programming including accessible spay/neuter options, vaccination & microchipping clinics, TNR (Trap/ Neuter/ Release) cat programs, and more.

In addition to having a new animal shelter facility, we want to reduce the number of dogs and cats that end up in the shelter. The absolute best thing we can do to reduce homeless pet overpopulation is — yep, you guessed it! — SPAY AND NEUTER! Bob Barker from “The Price is Right” has been telling us for decades, and now it’s time to take his advice and spay and neuter our pets. We want to make this process easier, more affordable, and overall, more accessible to our community. All Kind does this by working with local vets to improve the voucher program, as well as offering spay/neuter clinics to the public.

We also want to improve pet retention in our community, so that pets who have homes get to stay in those homes rather than end up in the shelter. Community outreach is essential to this mission, whether that be providing resources to help families get through financially tight spots, expanding the foster program to make better matches, education to help families work through behavioral problems, or offering microchip clinics to make sure lost pets can be reunited with their owners.