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Over the years, A HOPE has been featured in numerous news stories, showcasing our commitment to animal welfare and community impact. From new facility plans to lifesaving rescue efforts, our story of change continues to inspire and unite animal lovers across the county.
2022
September 13, 2022
New Clinic to Save Florida Rescuers 100+ Mile Trips Just to Spay/Neuter Cats
“Right now, we can only transport every other week to get animals — dogs and cats — spayed and neutered. And this (facility) will allow us to provide those services almost every day of the week,” said A HOPE Vice President Paige Cary.​
June 15, 2022
'Any help is good help:' A HOPE submits plans to build spay and neuter facility in Milton
A HOPE announces plans for a new spay/neuter, vaccination, and microchip facility to provide affordable care and reduce the region’s stray population.​
February 23, 2022
Santa Rosa’s shelter crisis is a result of communitywide animal issue
A HOPE collaborates with local volunteers to provide vital care for over 80 rescued dogs, highlighting the urgent need for local animal welfare support.
2021
December 23, 2021
A HOPE traps second-largest cat colony in 2 years, highlighting need for Milton facility
A HOPE tackles a major colony of 84 cats in Pace, bringing attention to the need for a local facility in Milton
October 13, 2021
Miracle for animals in the Florida Panhandle
May 14, 2021
Milton rescue group welcomes two-faced kitten 'Combo'
Changing hearts and minds, A HOPE’s vision is transforming animal welfare throughout the county.
The heartwarming arrival of “Combo” reflects A HOPE’s commitment to care for every animal, no matter their challenges.
2020
March 25, 2020
Pet food pantries in Pensacola, Milton fill critical need during COVID-19 crisis
Through the Bowl Fillers program, A HOPE partners with the Council on Aging to deliver pet food to seniors in need.
2019
September 12, 2019
Santa Rosa County animal ordinance overhaul
June 27, 2019
Animal Organizations Offering Low-Cost Rabies Vaccine and Microchip This Saturday
Brandi Winkleman, A HOPE’s founder, celebrates the county’s forward steps toward lowering euthanasia rates.
A HOPE promotes community health by offering affordable rabies vaccines and microchips.
June 25, 2019
A HOPE for Santa Rosa County receives $26,500 award from Sunday’s Child
This award supports A HOPE’s “Fix and Chip” project, funding spay/neuter, vaccination, and microchip services.
2018
November 16, 2018
Low-cost spay, neuter services available in area
A HOPE teams up with Wiregrass Spay/Neuter Alliance to expand low-cost services.
September 24, 2018
Santa Rosa County lifting breed ban on animal shelter
With A HOPE’s support, breed restrictions are lifted, opening doors for countless adoptable pets.