Our mission is to reduce and ultimately eliminate the unnecessary killing of homeless adoptable animals in North Carolina through several methods, including but not limited to: (i) facilitating the rescue of these animals from public “kill” facilities by placing them in permanent homes using various adoption initiatives or by placing them in temporary foster homes or “no-kill” shelters, where they will be provided with superior care; (ii) advocating the “no kill” philosophy and relevant animal welfare programs such as mandatory spay and neuter, registration and identification techniques, and (iii) supporting other like-minded organizations attempting to achieve these objectives by sharing our platform, particular skill-sets, experience and other resources. The Farley Foundation is not a public resource and does not accept the surrender of animals from individuals. Our primary stated mission is to help rescue at-risk, adoptable animals only from public facilities - to prevent them from being unnecessarily destroyed - and find them suitable homes.