Rozzie May Animal Alliance Inc

Rozzie May Animal Alliance Low Cost Spay/Neuter Clinic – A 501(c)3 Non-Profit – Too Many Homeless Animals – Let's Fix It

In the spring of 2007 a group of animal lovers met to discuss a problem affecting cats, dogs and their people. There was a need of low cost spay neuter services for cats and dogs. The need was greatest for both homed and feral/community cats. What could be done about this? How could we help? It was decided to form a nonprofit 501 (c) 3 corporation to address the situation. With Roz Manwaring leading the way as Executive Director and five dedicated people assuming the role of the Board of Directors the plan was put into motion. A corporation was formed and some very supportive donors and volunteers stepped up to the plate to help make this dream a reality. To ‘test the waters’ and see just what we needed and how to proceed, we asked veterinarian Sara White to hold a few clinics for us. First two were in September at the rescue station in Tamworth and the next 2 in early January at the library in Tamworth. The result….we can do this!!! A cargo van was purchased along with all the necessary supplies and equipment. First stop, a vacant store in Berlin, NH. Thirty five cats were altered that day; many of them had been rescued from the streets of Berlin. Three caring local veterinarians donated their services to RMAA to help us get started. We were starting our journey of providing much needed low cost spay/neuter services. We set up at many different locations, store front, rescue stations, town halls, church, library, animal training center..even at a farm in Eaton where we altered over 30 barn cats.. We were starting our journey of providing much needed low cost for cats and dogs to residents of New Hampshire and western Maine. We were a M.A.S.H. unit. In 2008, we initiated the ‘Keeping Families Together’ Pet Food Drive. In July of 2009 we settled into our first ‘home’ in Conway on the Kancamagus Highway. Being stationary, opened up the possibility of holding more clinics.. We moved again in 2011…. his time to our West Main Street, Conway. In 2012 we purchased the Feline Fix-It Wagon and went on the road bringing our services to the cats. We sold the Fix-It Wagon in 2019 and in March 2020 purchased property on Hobbs Street, Conway Village. We’ve seen many changes over the years but our goal remains the same, offer affordable low cost spay and neuter services for cats and dogs. As Roz would always say……’onward and upward!’

Mission — Rozzie May Animal Alliance is dedicated to reducing the number of homeless and unwanted animals in New Hampshire and western Maine by offering the community low-cost spay/neuter for cats and dogs. This will reduce the number of animals entering shelters and ultimately being euthanized. RMAA also administers the “Keeping Families Together Pet Food Drive” to help keep pets in their homes