Beat the Winter Blues Auction for the Animals

January 19-25, 2026

Make a difference for animals in Ohio from the warm comfort of home as you bid on awesome items
to keep
you and your pets cozy, fed, and entertained this winter!

All proceeds support Ohio Animal Foundation and our life-changing programs and initiatives.

Our mission

To create positive impact for animals in Ohio

Give While You Shop!

Whether you’re going to the grocery store or purchasing gifts online, find out how you can help animals in need while you’re shopping!

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Resources for Pet Owners

Are you looking for assistance with low cost spay/neuter, pet food or other pet care needs? Check out these resources provided by Ohio Animal Advocates.
(Note: This will take you to their webpage.)

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Tackle Pet Hunger

Over 51,000 pounds of pet food has been distributed through our annual pet food drive and hunger awareness initative. Learn how you can get involved!

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Small Grants Have Big Impact

We invest in life-changing programs and initiatives for animals across the state of Ohio. See some of our past grant recipients and learn about our upcoming grant cycle.

From our newsletter

Dogs on Deployment – Providing Care for Military Pets When Duty Calls

Dogs on Deployment – Providing Care for Military Pets When Duty Calls

People in the military who have pets can face some pet care challenges when they need to be away for months or even years at a time. If care cannot be found, sometimes these military members have no other choice but to surrender their beloved pets to shelters. Dogs on Deployment (DoD), a national 501(c)3 founded in 2011, has been working to match military cats and dogs with temporary care provided by a national network of volunteer pet care providers. Learn more about DoD and how OAF board member April Tully became involved with the program.

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April is National Native Plant Month

April is National Native Plant Month

April is National Native Plant Month. U.S. efforts to recognize the importance of native plants on a national level were first introduced as a bi-partisan Senate Resolution in 2021 by former Senator Rob Portman (R-OH) and Senator Mazie Hirono (D-HI). Each year since then, bi-partisan Senate Resolution co-sponsors have worked to ensure the U.S. continues to recognize the importance of native plants to the overall health of our ecosystem.

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