Welcome to Four Feet Forward

Four Feet Forward was created to help small animal advocacy organizations with their legal and media campaigns by offering professional services at no cost. The organization is made up of several people dedicated to volunteering their time advocating for animals in the courtroom and the broader public sphere. We share our time and expertise to help grassroots groups achieve various ends for animals. Please feel free to contact us if you think we may be of service to your organization.

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Huanchaco Clinic: Two of our board members are running a project to help the street dogs of Huanchaco, Peru in July 2011 Volunteers and donors wanted!

Market Research so that animal advocates can better understand the audiences they are trying to appeal to.

Check out FFF Board Member
Dara Lovitz’s new book,
"Muzzling a Movement”

Click here to for more information
or to purchase the book

Message Development so that animal advocates can use the most effective language in trying to persuade people to change certain behaviors.

Speaker Training so that animal advocates can reach a larger audience in a more convincing manner.

Graphic Design so that animal advocates can support their messages with appealing images and other design aspects.

Legal Advice so that animal advocates can pursue their aims effectively in and out of the courtroom.

"Thanks again for all your help! We launched faster than we ever
thought possible!"

- Tod Emko, Darwin Animal Doctors

"Vicki Steiner's specialized wisdom gave life to EBAA's Foster Poultry Farms Campaign. It's not easy battling the biggest animal abuser on the West Coast. Vicki is the reason for hope of a better future for chickens."

- Christine Morrissey, Director of East Bay Animal Advocates.

"It was a true pleasure working with Dara Lovitz. Dara was extremely knowledgeable, helpful, accommodating, and patient. She always provided her expert assistance in a timely manner and her advice was simply invaluable."

- Nathan Runkle,
Executive Director of Mercy
for Animals