Help us... help them! Coalition for Pet Protection is a non-profit animal organization founded in 1992. CPP seeks to change
public attitudes, behaviors, and to gain a recognition that any level of overpopulation and animal abuse is unacceptable. Your
donation will help us feed and get medical care for countless kitties as well as help us in our mission to educate on animal
welfare issues.

To donate please go to https://givetolincoln.com/nonprofits/coalition-for-pet-protection

Since 1992 The Coalition for Pet Protection (CPP) has been a driving force for service to local animals and the people who love them. Through the years our mission has evolved to meet the changing needs of the local population in Lincoln. For the past decade our primary focus has been to provide funds for emergency care for felines. Research showed us the showed that there was a critical need for this service.

A recent case highlighted the necessity of our mission. A female cat had 7 kittens, after the delivery she was in dire need of an emergency spay. Time was of the essence, and CPP was able to take care of this quickly. We are happy to report that she is doing well.

CPP also has a long standing emergency animal food pantry. An average of 1500 pounds of food are given out each year. The Coalition was extremely challenged by the pandemic. Our resources have been stretched, like so many other organizations. The need is great, and we have fixed our Give to Lincoln donation goal at $2000.21. + 2021 has brought many positive changes, and with this funding will help us continue our mission. We want to continue to make a positive difference!

Donors can give online May 1 – May 28 and by mail before May 23! Online gifts you receive May 1-May 28 are eligible for the
$500,000 challenge match fund. There are 4 ways to give for G2LD.

*Online*
Direct donors to your organization’s G2LD page to give with a credit/debit card. We highly encourage donors to give online
because it’s easy and you get their donation information in real time through the admin side of your G2LD page.

*Check*
Check donations must be postmarked by May 18, written to Lincoln Community Foundation, and mailed to the LCF office. Checks should have your nonprofit’s name in the memo line. Donors can also drop off a check gift at any Lincoln West Gate Bank branch lobby or commercial drop box from May 1 through May 25.

THANK YOU!!!

Coalition for Pet Protection (CPP) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) volunteer animal welfare organization located in Lincoln, Nebraska. It was founded in 1992 and is composed of individuals and animal groups working together. CPP seeks to change public attitudes, behaviors, and to gain a recognition that any level of overpopulation and animal abuse is unacceptable. Coalition for Pet Protection’s mission is to reduce pet overpopulation and animal abuse in Nebraska by supporting the promotion of:

  Basic humane care and placement of animals
  Responsible pet ownership
  Prevention of animal cruelty and neglect
  Public education

Since 1992 The Coalition for Pet Protection (CPP) has been a driving force for service to local animals and the people who love them. Through the years our mission has evolved to meet the changing needs of the local population in Lincoln. For the past decade our primary focus has been to provide funds for emergency care for felines. Research showed us the showed that there was a critical need for this service.

A recent case highlighted the necessity of our mission. A female cat had 7 kittens, after the delivery she was in dire need of an emergency spay. Time was of the essence, and CPP was able to take care of this quickly. We are happy to report that she is doing well.

What is animal welfare and how does CPP help?

Animal welfare is taking steps to ensure that animals are cared for in a loving and humane way. CPP helps in this area by providing food to low income individuals by way of our food pantry. We also provide emergency vet assistance. Sometimes the need arises for us to assist with rehoming an animal. Though we are unable to take custody of the animal we work with the animal's owners to find a new suitable home. Public education is vital to CPP and to any animal welfare group. CPP reaches out to the public at various events. We speak to them about issues such as the spaying/ neutering of animals, feline declawing, properly introducing animals, and lots of other topics.