Peace for Pets is a non-profit organization that aims to promote humane treatment of animals through educational programs, a safe haven program for pets of domestic violence victims, and a Trap-Neuter-Return program for feral cats. The organization offers seminars on various topics related to animal welfare and provides short term foster care for up to 90 days for pets of individuals entering domestic violence shelters. Peace for Pets also implements Trap-Neuter-Return programs to humanely address feral cat populations in a cost-effective manner.

1. A non-profit organizaƟon
whose mission is to
promote the humane
treatment of all animals.
Humane Education
Peace for Pets aims to educate the public
on various topics related to the humane
treatment of animals.
We offer free TNR seminars several Ɵmes a
year to address the TNR process, low cost
spay/neuter opƟons, caring for feral cats,
using feral cat traps, and Peace for Pets’
trap loan program.
Other educaƟonal seminars include:
• The Link Between Animal Abuse and
DomesƟc Violence
• First Aid for Canines and Felines
• Disaster Animal Relief: Developing a Plan
for Your Family and Community
• First Time Pet Owners: What Pet Fits
Best with Your Family
• Humane EducaƟon for Youth
1435 Market Avenue N.
Canton, OH 44714
www.PeaceForPets.org
Email: info@peaceforpets.org
Phone: 330-484-9537
Fax: 330-484-9538
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Peace for Pets is a federally designated
501(c)(3) nonprofit.
We operate totally on contribuƟons from the
public, individuals, and corporaƟons alike.
Please consider a donaƟon to our organizaƟon by
mailing a check to the address below, or giving
online through our website. No amount is too
small or large and all contribuƟons may be tax
deducƟble. All giŌs are acknowledged with a
receipt for your taxes.
Thank you in advance for what you do for the
animals. That is what we are all about.
Our Programs
• Safe Haven for Pets
• Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) of Feral Cats
• Humane EducaƟon for the Public

2. AŌer a one to two day recovery period, the
cats are returned to their habitat or ‘colony’
where they were living prior to being trapped.
It is expected that the humans who assisted in
trapping will conƟnue to feed and care for
them.
TNR has been successfully implemented as a
policy in many ciƟes, including Houston, New
York, and San Diego. It is endorsed by both
the Humane Society of the United States and
the American Society for the PrevenƟon of
Cruelty to Animals as the only humane
alternaƟve to trapping and killing feral cats.
OverpopulaƟon: How Can You Help?
Neuter or spay your own companion cats and
encourage others to do the same. Unwanted
liƩers contribute to the feral populaƟon as
well as the skyrockeƟng general cat
populaƟon.
If you have a feral cat problem in your area,
contact Peace for Pets. We can assist you in
trapping, or you can rent a humane trap from
us for a refundable deposit. We can also refer
you to a low- or no-cost spay/neuter clinic.
Safe Haven for Pets
We must recognize the link between
domesƟc violence and animal cruelty. Many
abusers use the family’s pet as a ploy to
control and/or inƟmidate the vicƟm of abuse
by threatening to cruelly harm or kill the pets.
Peace for Pets provides a “safe haven” for the
pets of individuals who are entering a
domesƟc violence shelter in Stark County,
Ohio. Our program provides short-term
foster care for these pets for up to 90 days,
making it easier for families to remove
themselves from the abusive situaƟon and get
the help that they need.
Safe Haven: How Can You Help?
We are always in need of foster homes that
can provide short-term care for the pets of
vicƟms entering domesƟc violence shelters.
Your commitment to foster is a maximum of
90 days. We expect the foster home to
provide a safe haven of food, water, shelter,
and good, old-fashioned tender loving care.
Peace for Pets provides basic medical care
including standard immunizaƟons, heartworm
tesƟng and prevenƟon, FIV/FEL tesƟng for cats,
flea and Ɵck treatment and prevenƟon, de-
worming and in general, whatever the pet
needs to maintain a quality standard of health.
We know we make a difference when vicƟms
who shelter their families also have a ‘safe
haven’ for their pets. By alleviaƟng the stress
of worrying about the safety of their pets, they
can beƩer focus on dealing with the issues at
hand and making a beƩer life for themselves
and their family.
Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR)
Peace for Pets believes that TNR is the most
humane and cost-effecƟve means of controlling
the free-roaming cat populaƟon. Through TNR,
stray and feral cats are humanely trapped, and
then spayed and neutered by a veterinarian.
AddiƟonal vet services include a wellness
evaluaƟon, rabies vaccinaƟon, and an ear Ɵp —
a universal sign that this cat has been spayed or
neutered and therefore will not be re-trapped.