Be part of the largest network in Puerto Rico
Join as an individual or as an organization and amplify your impact on animal welfare.
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Being a FePA member goes beyond donating. It means joining a community that defends and protects animal welfare every day. Whether you are an individual advocate or represent a rescue, shelter, or veterinary clinic, we have a place for you.
For animal lovers, independent advocates, rescuers and anyone committed to animal welfare in Puerto Rico.
- Newsletters
- Event discounts
- Legislative updates
- Access to the FePA convention
- FePA digital member badge
For shelters and formal organizations dedicated to animal welfare.
- Listing in the official directory of FePA organizations
- Access to FePA grant calls
- Official “FePA Member Organization” seal
- Referral network among affiliated organizations
- Exclusive training and workshops for members
The benefits of being part of the federation
Being a FePA member means being part of an established movement with 42 years of history and reach across the island.
Network of organizations
Access the largest animal welfare network in Puerto Rico. Share resources, cases and knowledge.
All membersA voice in legislation
FePA represents its members before the Legislative Assembly and the Executive on animal welfare matters.
All membersSeal of credibility
Display FePA’s official seal at your organization. The federation’s backing increases public trust and donor receptiveness.
Member organizations onlyAccess to grants and funding
Member organizations can take part in FePA’s grant calls.
Member organizations onlyImpact communications
Newsletter with legislative updates, calls for proposals, success stories and resources for advocates and organizations alike.
All membersComplete your application
Fill out the form and a member of the FePA team will contact you to confirm your membership.
Memberships are valid for one year and renewable.
Our affiliation with FePA meant a considerable expansion of the reach of our operations. The grant we received allowed us to spay and neuter more than 1,400 animals in Vieques in a single year, a feat our organization could not have achieved on its own.
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