| Our mission | To support the well being and care of the neglected, unwanted, and abandoned animals of Champaign County, Ohio. |
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The Champaign County Animal Welfare League
| Ways to help | VolunteerVolunteer areas include: cleaning/housekeeping, animal socialization, maintenance, landscaping/mowing, grooming/bathing, events/fundraising, and clinic. A short training session and safety class will be required for anyone who is wanting to Volunteer. Volunteers must be at minimum of 16 years old, younger volunteers are welcome but must be accompanied by an Adult for the entire time they are on the premises. |
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| How you help | The Champaign County Animal Welfare League has an open invitation to any and all people who would like to volunteer. |
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| About us | The Champaign County Animal Welfare League was formed in 2015, after the passing of David Robert Wetzell. Mr. Wetzell’s wish was for his remaining estate to be used to create an organization that focuses on the well being and care of the neglected, unwanted, and abandoned animals of Champaign County, Ohio. His wish was to have a large scale facility that not only rescued animals of all types, but that also provided services to the animals of the community, including a pet cemetery, training and rehabilitation facility, and a low-cost clinic. After finding the appropriate location, a 72-acre farm outside of Mechanicsburg, we diligently began to work on bringing Mr. Wetzell’s vision to life. |
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