Committees
Each committee works like a member group — officers and committee leads add active members from the association roster to coordinate programs and decisions.
Maintain a registry of eligible animal blood donors, coordinate blood donation activities, and connect animals in need with potential donors and veterinary partners.
Runs the projectUDLFI Blood Donor NetworkDevelop and coordinate training programs for rescue dogs and their handlers, including search, detection, emergency response, and basic rescue operations.
Runs the projectDog Sports ProgramCoordinate rescue, temporary shelter, rehabilitation, recovery, fostering, and responsible rehoming of animals in need.
Runs the projectRescue & Rehabilitation ProgramDevelop emergency plans and coordinate rescue, evacuation, temporary shelter, food, veterinary assistance, and relief services for animals affected by disasters.
Runs the projectAnimal Disaster Response TeamPromote sterilization programs, vaccination, proper veterinary care, identification, humane treatment, and responsible pet ownership.
Runs the projectResponsible Dog Ownership CampaignConduct seminars, orientations, information campaigns, and educational programs promoting animal welfare, protection, and responsible ownership.
Runs the projectPaws & Learn Education DriveProvide assistance and referrals to responsible pet owners experiencing financial, emergency, or other difficulties in caring for their animals.
Runs the projectBantay Aso Assistance FundRecruit, organize, train, and mobilize volunteers for animal welfare activities and community-based programs.
Runs the projectUDLFI Volunteer CorpsProcess membership applications, welcome and onboard new members, maintain accurate member records, issue member IDs, and keep the community engaged and growing.
Develop lawful fundraising activities, donation drives, sponsorship programs, and other resource-generating initiatives to support the association's programs.
Runs the projectGive-a-Bone Fundraising DriveOversee the association's finances — budgeting, safekeeping of funds, disbursement controls, bookkeeping, and clear financial reporting to the membership and the board.
Establish and maintain relationships with veterinary clinics, government agencies, businesses, schools, animal welfare groups, rescue organizations, and other potential partners.
Runs the projectPartners for Paws NetworkThere are 12 standing committees under the Animal Welfare Advocacy Committee. Sign in as a member to see rosters and join a group.