Rebecca Guinn, No More Homeless Pets Atlanta
Rebecca Guinn is the program director for No More Homeless Pets Atlanta, a program of Best Friends Animal Society Society, which operates in conjunction with Lifeline Animal Project. The campaign was developed to create lifesaving programs in Atlanta, Georgia.
Rebecca was formerly Best Friends' Community Program Manager for the east coast.
Rebecca is also the president and co-founder of Lifeline Animal Project (LAP) in Atlanta, Georgia, a nonprofit animal welfare organization working on collaborative programs to solve the pet overpopulation problem and stop the euthanasia of healthy and treatable cats and dogs in the Atlanta area.
Rebecca also serves as a board member of Southern Hope Humane Society.
Additionally, Rebecca a founding board member of the Youth Development Institute, a nonprofit organization that provides rehabilitation and treatment for troubled youth and their families.
Rebecca is an attorney, and before getting involved in the animal welfare movement, she specialized in white-collar criminal defense in the federal courts.
Rebecca lives in Atlanta and is the proud guardian of three dogs and three cats.
Read more about Rebecca Guinn in this Best Friends's feature article, A Life-Changing Experience.
