SAVING
ANIMAL VICTIMS
Working to End
Animal Cruelty
Caring for abused and severely neglected animals through medical care, advocacy, and education.
ANIMAL RESCUES ONLY: RESCUE@THEARROWFUND.ORG
The Arrow Fund
We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that rescues, rehabilitates, and rehomes animal victims of extreme torture, abuse, or neglect. We also educate, raise awareness, and advocate for the humane treatment of animals.
Our Vision
Healing abused and severely neglected animals through medical care, advocacy, and education-The Arrow Fund Mission Statement.
The Arrow Fund is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides veterinary treatment, fostering, and rehoming of animals who have been victims of extreme torture, abuse, or neglect. We also educate the public regarding the ongoing problem of animal cruelty and the link between animal abuse and human violence and advocate strengthening our local, state, and national animal welfare laws.
When The Arrow Fund is contacted, and the case meets our criteria, we take legal possession of the animal and transport them to a veterinary facility for treatment. Following treatment, the animal recovers in a foster home; they can acclimate to living indoors and be assessed/retrained in preparation for adoption into a permanent home.
Stay Involved
There’s always something going on at The Arrow Fund! Whether it’s through outreach at a music festival, an important deadline related to changing legislation, or a fundraising event, we love the opportunity to meet and interact with the community.
The Arrow Fund
Caring for abused and severely neglected animals through medical care, advocacy, and education.
🚨 URGENT INTAKE: DEMI 🚨
Not a day goes by that we don’t receive an email, message, or phone call from someone desperately begging for help for an animal they’ve found abused, injured, or neglected.
While we can’t always say yes, we are always grateful for the kind and compassionate people who choose to stop. The people who refuse to look away. The people who see an animal suffering and decide that their life matters.
When it comes to The Arrow Fund animals, there are moments when we think we’ve seen it all.
Then we received the email about Demi.
One look at the photos, and we knew we had to help her.
What happened to Demi?
We honestly don’t know.
We can speculate about some horrific scenarios, and sadly, we may never know the truth. What we do know is that injuries this severe are rarely simple or inexpensive to treat.
But Demi is here now.
She has people fighting for her.
And she has us.
Demi will be undergoing surgery with Dr. Chris at Dogwood Veterinary Clinic, and we desperately need help covering the cost of her medical care.
Our rescue exists for animals like Demi. The ones who have suffered. The ones who need someone willing to step in when the rest of the world has failed them.
Today, Demi needs all of us.
If you can donate, no amount is too small. Every dollar helps us give Demi the medical care she needs and allows us to continue saying YES to the next abused or neglected animal who desperately needs somewhere to turn.
If you can’t donate, please share her story.
Let’s show Demi that while we may never know exactly what happened to her, her story doesn’t end with the person or circumstances that caused her pain.
Her next chapter starts now. 💜🐾
💜 Donate: thearrowfund-bloom.kindful.com/
💜 VENMO or PAYPAL: @thearrowfund (please search under “charities”)
💜 Mail: PO Box 1127, Prospect, KY 40059
28 CommentsComment on Facebook
Today is All-American Pet Photo Day!
All-American Pet Photo Day is a light-hearted celebration that encourages pet owners to grab their cameras and capture their animal companions at their most adorable.
TAF adoptable rescues Andy, Bradley, Sid, Evie, Lawrence, and Dani are all ready to be in your roster of favorite photos! Please apply to adopt any of these lovable pups:
new.shelterluv.com/form/other/TAF/133657-animal-adoption-for-the-arrow-fund
📸 Give us MORE reasons to smile--please share a fun photo of YOUR PET(S) in the comments below!
10 CommentsComment on Facebook
TAF rescue Bradley had a big day visiting with friends this morning at Great Day Live!
He was there to represent the TAF adoptables who have healed and are ready to find their forever homes. You can meet Bradley and his Arrow Fund friends at "Barkin' On The River" - The Arrow Fund adoption event July 19th from 12-4 PM at Captain's Quarters Riverside Grille!
Thank you Elle and the team at WHAS-Great Day Live! 💜🧡
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Thank you Great Day Live for helping us share Barkin’ On The River with the community!
Thanks, also, for giving sweet Bradley the chance to meet more people who might fall in love with this special boy!
If you are interested in adopting Bradley:
new.shelterluv.com/form/other/TAF/133657-animal-adoption-for-the-arrow-fund
Come meet Bradley and his adoptable Arrow Fund friends:
SUN, JULY 19
12-4 PM
“Barkin’ On The River”
cqriverside
5700 Captains Quarters Rd.
Prospect, KY 40059
"Barkin' On The River" - The Arrow Fund adoption event
Meet Adoptable Dogs Like Bradley at Barkin' on the River!
www.whas11.com
To learn more, visit thearrowfund.org0 CommentsComment on Facebook
🐱Today is National Kitten Day!
The Arrow Fund was sought to care for some truly adorable and beautiful kittens (and cats) who had a rough start to life, but are thriving now and available for adoption. Please apply for these beautiful babies only if you love: endless purrs, cuddly snuggles, and laugh-out-loud entertainment for years to come! 🐈🐈⬛
new.shelterluv.com/form/other/TAF/133657-animal-adoption-for-the-arrow-fund
DID YOU KNOW?
• There are approximately 75 million pet cats in the U.S.
• There are around 30 to 40 million stray and unhomed cats in the U.S.
• 6–8 million dogs and cats are surrendered every year in the U.S.
• More cats enter shelters than dogs.
• Nearly 300,000 cats were euthanized in shelters in 2025
• 46% of cats entering shelters last year in the U.S. were euthanized.
• 80% of animals euthanized in shelters are otherwise healthy.
A single, unspayed female cat, and her offspring, can produce MORE THAN 350,000 kittens in 7 years.
The single most important thing that we can do to save cats (and dogs) from all the suffering and death that their overpopulation causes is to SPAY and NEUTER.
Spaying and neutering our pets can prevent thousands of animals from suffering and struggling to survive on the streets, being abused by cruel or neglectful people, or being euthanized in animal shelters for lack of a loving home or resources.
Some resources to help with lower cost spay/neuter:
www.kyhumane.org/services/snipclinic/
lexingtonhumanesociety.org/stw-request/
www.unitedspayalliance.org/ky/
1-800-248-SPAY
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
HOW TO GET INVOLVED
Affiliations & Support
Thanks to our growing partnerships with organizations for their generosity and support.
