Support the US Animal Abuse Registry

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We are just a group of animal lovers that want to do everything we can to help them. The Federal Government and every single state, with the exception of Tennessee, has repeatedly refused to establish an animal abuse registry (much like the sex offender registry), so we decided to launch the US Animal Abuse Registry ourselves.

As a result, this has become a very costly venture for us, which we are paying for out of our own pockets. If you could help in any way with an online donation to keep this site running, it would be much appreciated. Your donation will go towards the expense of building and maintaining this website as well as costs related to searching public court records to build this registry. We spend countless hours scouring public records but also depend on animal lovers to inform us about people in their communities that harm or abuse our fur babies.

Globally, at least one animal is abused every 60 seconds. That is nearly 526,000 annually.

Each year in the United States, thousands of animals suffer violence and die at the hands of humans.

About 250,000 animals annually are found to be victims of animal hoarding, with most living in unsanitary conditions.

An estimated 10,000 puppy mills exist in the United States, with Missouri (for the 11th consecutive year) having the most and highest number of abusive mills.

When comparing animal cruelty charges among adults, men outnumber women by 4 to 1 in almost all abuse types.

We are doing what we can to help your fur babies and need your help to continue our work! We are days away from launching a searchable database and when it launches, it will already have hundreds of convicted offenders in it; some living right next door to you!

We are raising money for the development and maintenance of the website as well as the research it will take to scour public records across the United States to build it. Some of the funds left over will be donated to our local no-kill shelter to help less fortunate animals find their fur-ever homes!

Thank you for any help you can provide