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Friends for Life Animal Sanctuary Contact
Information: Friends for Life Animal Sanctuary is dedicated to ending the suffering of homeless cats and dogs in Arizona. Overpopulation is responsible for most forms of animal suffering including neglect, abuse, homelessness and euthanasia. Friends For Life believes in spay and neuter programs and does not believe in using euthanasia as a means for population control or convenience. With the current overpopulation crisis, prevention is not enough so Friends for Life maintains a shelter and an active adoption program for the unwanted animals already born.
Guardian Angels Cat Club Contact
Information: The Guardian Angels Cat Club cat adoption center, an all-volunteer agency, provides a safe environment for our homeless feline friends until we can find a wonderful adoptive home for them! 1-800-Save-A-Pet.com Contact
Information: "Adopt
a Friend. Save a Life." All Creatures Contact
Information: All Creatures is a nonprofit, all volunteer animal welfare organization, operating in Marin County and other parts of the San Francisco Bay Area since 1995. They provide an alternative to traditional sheltering by accepting displaced and neglected animals from animal control services and individuals on a case-by-case basis. They then seek responsible, outstanding animal people for adoption of their available dogs and cats introduced by appointment only. Animal Rescue Foundation (ARF) Contact
Information: ARF is an all-volunteer nonprofit organization dedicated to the welfare of lost and abandoned pets in our community. ARF proudly supports the pro-humane San Clemente-Dana Point Animal Shelter. Join us for the annual Wag-A Thon in beautiful Dana Point Harbor every March! Animals at Risk Care Sanctuary, Inc. (AARC Sanctuary) Contact
Information: “Providing a safe place for domestic pets to age gracefully" Healdsburg Animal Shelter Contact
Information: The
Healdsburg Animal Shelter first opened its doors in March of 1960 as a private,
nonprofit organization dedicated to the welfare of the homeless, stray and unwanted
animals of the town of Healdsburg. We typically handle about 600 animals each
year, both stray animals and surrendered pets whose owners either no longer want
them, or are unable to keep them. Our programs include adoption and surrender
of companion animals, humane education for responsible pet care, and a lost and
found service for missing pets Miranda's Rescue Contact
Information: Miranda's
Rescue brings relief to thousands of distressed, neglected, abused and discarded
animals, large and small, every year. The shelter operates financially on the
proceeds from their thrift shop in Fortuna, California, adoption fees on adoptable
animals, fundraising projects and donations from the private sector. Grants are
increasingly more difficult to obtain, but occasionally help comes through these.
The most horrific cases are the daily rescues. Shannon Miranda, his son and team
of volunteers have spent thousands on gasoline to drive thousands of miles to
rescue terribly abused animals. They have fought legal battles, sought homes,
cared for so many animals and inexhaustibly continue to raise funds. The Rescue
shelters, dogs, cats, exotic birds, rabbits, horses, pigs, alpacas and more. No
cry for help goes unheeded. Operating funds for feed, supplies and veterinary
care are desperately needed. PAWS
- Performing Animal Welfare Society Contact
Information: Southern
California Labrador Retriever Rescue Contact
Information: United Animal Nations Contact
Information: Founded in 1987, United Animal Nations works to bring animals out of crisis and into care through a variety of programs. Through its volunteer-driven Emergency Animal Rescue Service (EARS), UAN shelters and cares for animals displaced by natural disasters and other crises, such as criminal seizures and hoarding cases, in the United States and Canada. The LifeLine Grant Program provides funding to Good Samaritans, animal rescuers, non-profit organizations and pet owners to help them care for animals in life-threatening situations. Through the Premarin Awareness Campaign, UAN educates women about hormone drugs made from pregnant mares' urine (PMU) and helps people adopt the mares and foals cast off from this industry who might otherwise be at risk for slaughter. UAN's Humane Education programs foster compassion and empathy for animals and empower people to make choices that improve animal lives. Cavy Care Inc. (CCI) Contact
Information: CCI was created because guinea pigs at area shelters were not being adopted, but euthanized. Most people look to a Pet Store to buy their first guinea pig, never thinking of the numbers of them waiting in area shelters. These guinea pigs were never finding their way out and into new homes. CCI was created to change all that. CCI's is to provide a NO KILL shelter, for guinea pigs who have been abandoned or are no longer wanted; to educating the public that no animal should be considered disposable; to offer a sanctuary program for animals too old, handicapped or sick to be housed in another setting; and to be a leading source of accurate information from documented sources regarding the maintenance and care of cavies. Dumb Friends League Contact
Information: "We
speak for those who cannot speak for themselves." Dreampower Animal Rescue (DARF) Contact
Information: DARF is a nonprofit organization dedicated to rescuing adoptable companion animals and giving them a second chance at life. Among the animals Dreampower has saved are dogs, cats, rabbits, ferrets, horses and burros. Dreampower envisions a compassionate world where companion animals are valued, respected and provided with a secure and loving quality of life. Rocky Mountain Great Dane Rescue, Inc. Contact
Information: Rocky Mountain Great Dane Rescue is a group of volunteers concerned with the welfare of Great Danes. Their purpose is to find new, permanent, and loving homes for Great Danes that have been abused, neglected and/or abandoned in primarily Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, Wyoming, and Utah. They are a nonprofit organization that derives its operating funds from donations. They believe that Danes are most misunderstood because of their size. They know Great Danes to be extremely sensitive and loving creatures whose hearts are greater than they are big. With this in mind Rocky Mountain Great Dane Rescue chooses to understand the specific needs of each dane and adopting home in an attempt to find the best possible match.
SPCA of Connecticut Contact
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Gadsden County Humane Society Contact
Information: Gadsden County Humane Society (GCHS) is an all volunteer, nonprofit animal welfare organization in Gadsden County (Panhandle area of Florida) that mainly rescues and fosters animals out of their own homes (they do not have a facility yet) and showcases them for adoption at PetSmart every other Sunday. GCHS also sponsors many local community events and fundraisers to raise money and a level of awareness within the community. GCHS is currently working towards acquiring their own facility, eliminating the terrible practice of dog fighting, and educating the public about spay/neuter programs. Halfpint Haven Contact
Information: Halfpint Haven is in memory of a very special greyhound girl, who only had a short while off the farm to enjoy a real family life. I have done rescue of various breeds of dogs and cats for as many years as I can remember, but I would like to introduce this webpage to help find homes for Borzoi's, Greyhounds, or other animals in need. Room For One More Contact
Information: Room for One More is a nonprofit, no-kill shelter for homeless, abused, abandoned animals whose time has run out at Citrus County Animal Shelter. It is Room for One More's mission to ensure that one day, all animals in Citrus County are valued as companions and have loving, "Forever Homes." They are dedicated to trying to raise the awareness of the public of the importance of spaying/neutering their pets. The Humanitarians of Florida, Inc., assist in providing low cost spay/neuter and medical services for the many animals who pass through their shelter.
Hawaiian Humane Society Contact
Information: The Hawaiian Humane Society's mission is promote the human-animal bond and the humane treatment of all animals. The Hawaiian Humane Society, a society for the prevention of cruelty to animals (SPCA), was established in 1897. Through the support and generosity of more than 10,000 caring individuals, we have worked to improve the welfare of animals through education, legislation and prevention of cruelty. We are a private, nonprofit organization, guided by a dedicated board of community leaders. Though united with many humane societies across the country in a common concern for animals, the Hawaiian Humane Society is an independent Hawaii organization and receives no funding from national organizations. The history of animals in Hawaii and of the Hawaiian Humane Society can be found in the book Poi Dogs & Popoki available at Amazon.com.
Animal House Shelter, Inc. Contact
Information: Animal House Shelter is a no-kill and not-for-profit shelter that rescues and finds homes for animals from animal control facilities where they would otherwise be put down due to lack of space or lack of adoptions. Animal House Shelter believes in giving all animals the chance at finding a perfect forever home, no matter how long it may take. The shelter prides themselves on going above and beyond in their rescue and medical care; often taking on animals that other shelters would put down or reject due to physical or emotional damage. Tazewell Animal Protection Society (TAPS) Contact
Information: Located in Pekin, Illinois and founded in 1958, TAPS is a non-profit 501(C)(3) organization funded solely through adoptions, donations, memorials and fundraising events. The goal of TAPS, Tazewell Animal Protection Society, is to provide a safe environment for injured, misplaced, and homeless cats and dogs until they can be placed in permanent loving homes. We also provide education to pet owners and the public about overpopulation and pet care. The Assisi Animal Foundation Contact
Information: The Assisi Animal Foundation is a nonprofit no-kill and cageless animal shelter in operation since 1988, currently caring for 250 dogs and cats in Crystal Lake, IL (50 miles NW of Chicago, IL, USA). We also organize educational trips to Africa/India. We have an outreach program taking dogs and cats to nursing homes for "Pet Therapy." We also take the animals to schools to expose youngsters to the proper selection, care and love of animals. We rely mostly on private donations for our funding and get no government funding. Donations to our work are encouraged.
HeartReach Animals Sanctuary Contact
Information: HEARTREACH - ANIMAL ANGELS - a loving, not for profit, all volunteers, licensed pet sanctuary. We are dedicated to helping pets and animals worldwide. Here at the sanctuary we focus on pet issues: pet rescue, pet adoption, and pet over population issues through education, spay/neuter programs, and adoption into forever families. We focus on good quality, happy/healthy group living environments while playfully waiting to be adopted... and if not a happy ever life here, not boring and caged noway. Pawsitively proggressive!
Heavens Gate Animal Rescue Ltd. Contact
Information: Heavens Gate Animal Rescue (HGAR) is a group of all volunteers in the Baltimore Metro area working with abandoned, abused, orphaned and unwanted pets. HGAR is a nonprofit charitable organization. They are participants in PetSmart's Luv-a-Pet adoption programs and are donated space at in the store to show our pets that are ready for adoption. HGAR has also been at the Glen Burnie Ordnance Road Store since May of 1996. HGAR is still looking for a suitable property for or our own no-kill shelter and pet sanctuary. They exist on funds received from their flea markets, bake sales and donations. Funds are used to pay for their animals' health care, vaccines, spaying and neutering, food, litter any other needed supplies to keep their rescued animals healthy, happy and safe. While they do shelter some of their animals in the LUV-A-PET center, they also have a network of volunteer foster homes that provide a secure environment in a family atmosphere for the animals that are waiting to be placed for adoption. Lab Rescue of the Labrador Retriever Club of the Potomac Contact
Information: Lab Rescue of the Labrador Retriever Club of the Potomac rescues, fosters, and adopts out Labrador Retrievers and Golden Retriever-Labrador Retriever mixes. Lab Rescue is an all-volunteer, nonprofit organization with a two-fold mission: (1) rescue, foster, and place homeless, abused, and/or abandoned Labrador Retrievers (and Golden Retriever-Labrador Retriever mixes) and (2) provide a referral service for owners seeking to place their Labradors in new homes. The orphans received are first evaluated for temperament and then placed with foster families where they are loved, exercised, and further evaluated as they await adoption. All dogs are provided with rabies and distemper shots, heartworm check and, if possible, spayed/neutered.
Animal Rescue League of Boston Contact
Information: The Animal Rescue League of Boston is a private, nonprofit humane society, founded in 1899. It provides the community with rescue and emergency aid, health care, humane education, law enforcement, and the shelter and adoption of displaced animals. For information on adoption, foster care or volunteering contact us by phone or email, or log on to our Web site. The League has adoption centers in Boston, Dedham, Brewster and Pembroke. Animal Shelter Inc. Contact
Information: There's a place in your community where the hungry are fed, the homeless are sheltered, and the abandoned are given care. Its your local animal shelter, right here in Sterling, MA. Where we provide comfort and care for our community's unwanted animals. We offer many other services too, for pets and their people. To do all this, we rely on the support of people like you. Here are a few ways you can help animals, especially those in our care... Give a little bit... Donate food or towels or old blankets and other needed supplies to us. Lend a hand and become a volunteer. Find that special someone here waiting for a home - ADOPT! Help spread the word about our program. Be a responsible pet owner. Vote for the animals. Support legislation that protects animals. Report animal cruelty. Teach your children respect for animals. Buddy Dog Humane Society, Inc. Contact
Information: "Buddy Dog," as it is affectionately known, is a nonprofit animal welfare organization dedicated to finding new homes for homeless dogs and cats. The Society is incorporated with one main objective, "giving a new lease on life to impounded dogs and cats." Animals find refuge at our shelter and can depend on becoming someone's forever friend. There is no time limit on their stay. The goal of the Buddy Dog Humane Society is to find responsible and permanent homes for all the animals in our care. To help realize this goal, our adoption counselors work with potential adopters to match them with a friend for life.
Charmed Lives Pet Rescue Contact
Information: We are a pet rescue devoted to helping Fur kids find their forever homes where they can live happy healthy lives. We believe in treating pets just like a member of the family and even though we get attached to each and every one we help it eases our hearts to know that once a forever home is found that we can help another animal in need. Friends of Animals Contact
Information: Friends of Animals Humane Society of Carlton County promotes the prevention of cruelty to animals, the relief of suffering among animals, education relating to humane treatment of animals, and the enforcement of existing animals protection laws. The goals of the Friends of Animals include providing humane care and treatment to the extent possible for all animals needing protection in the areas surrounding Cloquet; to seek return of lost animals to their owners; to seek suitable homes for animals without owners; and to provide euthanasia when necessary. Home For Life Contact
Information: Home For Life®, The Animal Sanctuary of St. Croix Valley, is a national non-profit corporation established for the benefit of homeless animals. Home For Life is an expression of a new kind of animal shelter, the long-term animal sanctuary. They provide life-time care for the special needs animal, the cat or dog that, while still able to lead a quality life, is unable to find a home due to age, chronic treatable disorder, handicap or similar reason. Home For Life does not adopt our animals out. Once an animal comes to them, it truly has a home for life. The sanctuary is home to just over 200 animals who, for one reason or another, were slated for euthanasia before coming to our sanctuary. Home For Life provides a healthy, clean environment suitable to its residents' behavioral and social needs. The sanctuary currently cares for about 55 dogs and 145 cats, plus 25 cats who are positive for feline leukemia. The animals are not confined to cages, but rather, are given freedom to interact with one another.
Heartland Weimaraner Rescue Contact
Information: Heartland Weimaraner Rescue (HWR) is a nonprofit, non-kill animal rescue organization. Their family foster home system provides safe haven for abandoned, abused, or unwanted Weimaraners. All dogs are spayed or neutered and receive all life saving or necessary medical attention. When their foster animals are emotionally and physically healed, they search for the correct human companion(s) for each, ensuring a loving, forever home. HWR makes a "lifetime" commitment to every Weimaraner we accept into our program. They educate the public on the breed and its temperament, acknowledging the Weimaraners behavioral problems, and need for obedience. HWR also educates the public on the horrors of puppy mills and commercial breeders, encouraging the adoption of Weimaraners or purchase from a responsible, reputable breeder.
Hearts United for Animals Contact
Information: Hearts United for Animals (HUA) is a no-kill shelter, sanctuary and animal welfare organization dedicated to the relief of suffering. They take the creatures who are lost, afraid, hungry, or ill and comfort them, give them a warm soft bed, good food, medical care and most of all, love. HUA is not a typical shelter. There are no cages. The dogs share large fenced fields where they romp and play with friends. They know and love every one of their dogs. Every dog that is adopted from HUA has been altered, is current on all vaccinations, is heartworm negative and is on heartworm and flea preventative.
Pet Network Animal Friends of Nevada Contact
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Broken Promises Sanctuary Contact
Information: Broken Promises Sanctuary serves as a residence for old, abused or unwanted animals. A home to live out their lives and to receive any and all medical attention they need. The sanctuary also provides temporary residence for sick or injured animals until they are well enough to go back to individuals or organizations for placement into homes. The goal of this organization is simply to fulfill promises to these creatures that someone else has broken. Friends of Camden Animal Shelter (FOCAS) Contact
Information: Animal Adoption Center is a no-kill, nonprofit organization located in Southern NJ that has helped thousands of dogs and cats find new homes. The shelter greatly depend on the donations of the general public to keep their programs running. Please visit their Web site to find out more about the various animals they have who are looking for homes, all of their programs, or how you can help. Liberty Humane Society Contact
Information: The
Liberty Humane Society (LHS) was created in 1998 to work in partnership with the
City of Jersey City to build and manage a state-of-the-art animal shelter. The
Liberty Humane Society is a not for profit animal shelter that fosters a community
of compassion and respect, and provides animals in need with a chance at a lifelong,
loving home. LHS provides services to the community such as: low cost spay/neuter,
free pet food for families in need, TNR (trap, neuter, release) program and Pet
Loss Support Group.
AnimaLovers Contact
Information: AnimaLovers saves lives. Since the summer of 1995 Animalovers volunteers have been rescuing and finding new homes for stray and unwanted dogs and cats all over the Capital Region. Our not-for-profit group provides foster homes, veterinary care, nutritious food and a lot of love to the animals in its care. Each cat and dog is carefully matched with it's new adoptive family. Because AnimaLovers promotes sterilization rather than euthanasia as the best means of population control, the group pays to spay and neuter all animals in its custody. To help guarantee a bright future for the cats and dogs in our community, AnimaLovers also educates the public about the responsibility of pet ownership and supports laws that prevent cruelty to animals. Cairn Rescue USA (CRUSA) Contact
Information: CRUSA is an all-volunteer, nonprofit organization dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and re-homing purebred Cairn Terriers and mostly-Cairn mixes. Although incorporated in New York, CRUSA rescues Cairns nationwide. The rescue Cairns come from animal shelters and humane societies; others are given up by their owners due to changes in family circumstances or to the owners realizing that a Cairn is not a good match for them; still others come from puppy mills and backyard breeders where they have been used as breeding stock. Our rescue Cairns are spayed/neutered, tested and, if necessary, treated for heartworm and other parasites, and brought up-to-date on their inoculations prior to their placement in loving forever homes.
AnimalKind Contact
Information: AnimalKind is an all-volunteer, nonprofit organization serving the Triangle area of North Carolina. In that area alone, nearly 20,000 sheltered animals die as victims of pet overpopulation every year. AnimalKind runs a public education campaign to communicate the benefits of spay/neuter to more than a quarter million people. Most pet owners responding to a spay/neuter ad stated that the cost of surgery was prohibitive. Existing discounted programs, while important to many, require co-pays that are simply out of reach for many people. AnimalKind's new program, THE $20 FIX, will address the very source of the overpopulation crisis. THE $20 FIX program offers a low-cost way to spay or neuter your dog or cat. AnimalKind's mission is to work with the animal welfare community to eliminate the euthanasia of adoptable pets. Foothills Humane Society Contact
Information: The Foothills Humane Society, Inc. is a private, nonprofit organization supported by individual donations, adoption fees, fundraising activities and bequests. No government funds are provided for the construction or operation of this shelter. The Society is dedicated to sheltering stray, homeless and abandoned animals, and to placing healthy animals in appropriate homes. The Society also provides financial assistance to people in need through it's spay and neuter program. They also provide programs for educating the public in responsible pet ownership.
Circle Tail, Inc. Contact
Information: Circle
Tail, Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, established in 1997, located
30 miles northeast of downtown Cincinnati, Ohio. Circle Tail's mission is to provide
high quality assistance dogs to people with mobility, hearing, neurologic or psychiatric
disabilities at no charge to the individual, and to promote the human-canine bond
in the community by providing dog adoptions, obedience training, behavior management
and boarding services. Angels
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Cat ADOPTION Team Contact
Information: The Cat Adoption Team (CAT) is the Pacific Northwest’s largest non-profit, no-kill cat shelter with its own full service on-site veterinary hospital. CAT rescues, rehabilitates and places the community’s abandoned, neglected and injured cats and kittens into loving, lifetime homes. CAT not only partners with the community but with local county shelters, rescue groups and veterinary offices to take in cats that might otherwise be euthanized due to medical problems or space constraints. CAT saves close to 3,000 lives per year and relies heavily on the support of the public and generous volunteers. Friends of the Animal Shelter (FOTAS) Contact
Information: Friends of the Animal Shelter (FOTAS) are volunteers who provide loving care and support the programs for stray and abandoned pets at the Jackson County Animal Shelter. Please visit their Web site for more information on how you can help save homeless pets. Pet Adoption Network Contact
Information: Pet
Adoption Network is a network of services and support, not a shelter. Rebound Greyhounds Contact
Information: Rebound Greyhounds is a nonprofit, volunteer organization dedicated to placing Greyhounds in qualified homes. They take in retired racing greyhounds, senior greyhounds, and greyhounds with special needs. At this time, they do not have a kennel. All of the greyhounds are in foster homes waiting for someone to love them forever. Rebound Greyhounds also works with other rescue groups to help place as many retired racing greyhounds as possible. AnimalFriends Contact
Information: Animal Friends, southwestern Pennsylvania's premier companion animal resource center, is proud to serve pets and people through our humane programming. Animal Friends is a great place to adopt a new furry family member-and then return together, to enjoy classes, walking trails, and pet-friendly events and activities. From creative kenneling for homeless animals to innovative spaces for our unique outreach programs, Animal Friends is changing the way an animal shelter can enhance our region. We're proud to place over 2,500 dogs, cats, and rabbits into loving homes each year, as well as serve tens of thousands of people through our pet-focused therapeutic and educational programs.
Catahoula
Rescue Inc. Contact
Information: We are a non-profit 501(c)3, all-volunteer group whose mission is to advocate for homeless Catahoulas and Catahoula mixes, to place these animals in permanent, loving homes, and to promote responsible guardianship through humane education. Dalmatian Rescue of North Texas Contact
Information: Thank you for your interest in Dalmatian Rescue of North Texas, Inc.(DRNT), a nonprofit, all-volunteer organization whose mission is to rescue abandoned and stray Dalmatians from shelters and pounds. They find good homes for these animals after having them spayed, neutered, and vaccinated. As a volunteer organization, they are able to foster only a few dogs at a time and can typically save only half of the available dogs in area shelters. A dog in their program stays with DRNT 30 to 120 days, gets all its shots, and is spayed or neutered. Some require additional medical care. It costs from $250 to $550 each to rescue a Dalmatian. So, be a pal and help save a Dal. Denton Humane Society Contact
Information: The Denton Humane Society is a private, not-for-profit organization chartered in 1972 for the purpose of assisting animals in Denton County. In addition, DHS seeks to foster a sense of empathy and compassion among the general population toward the role and place of animals in an enlightened society. Great Dane Rescue of North Texas Contact
Information: Great Dane Rescue of North Texas, Inc. is an all volunteer, nonprofit organization dedicated to providing medical attention and foster care while seeking permanent homes for abused and abandoned Great Danes in the North Texas area. To reach its goals, Great Dane Rescue of North Texas rescues sick, injured, abused, and abandoned Great Danes, finds loving and knowledgeable permanent homes, educates the public about the temperament, characteristics and special needs of the Great Dane breed, teaches responsible pet ownership, promotes animal identification programs, spay/neuter programs and general animal population control. They are members of the Great Dane Rescue Alliance and DFW CARES. They also provide several financial and educational public programs. Pets Are Wonderful Support (PAWS) - Houston Contact
Information: PAWS Houston is a nonprofit organization that serves the needs of low-income pet owners who are living with terminal illness. PAWS offers comprehensive services designed to enable their clients to keep their animal companions. Services include an animal food bank, subsidized veterinary care, volunteer pet care, grooming, foster care and adoption when necessary. PAWS clients are people who face many losses: health, employment, and sometimes support of family and friends. For PAWS clients, animal companionship has been an important part of their lives – so important, in fact, that many have foregone their own life-prolonging medication or other necessities to meet the needs of their animals. PAWS is dedicated to preserving the human/animal bond between their clients and their companion animals. Those that PAWS serve are people with limited abilities and the animals with whom they share their lives. SPCA of Texas Contact
Information: An open door, private, nonprofit organization, the SPCA of Texas is dedicated to the welfare of animals and people programs. Responding to the community through donations since 1938, the SPCA does not place any time limits on animals waiting for adoption. Their mission is to offer refuge, medical care, nourishment and an opportunity for a second chance for life to unwanted animals; to protect animals from cruelty, neglect, carelessness and ignorance; to foster a public sentiment of humanity and gentleness toward animals; and to encourage and promote responsible pet ownership.
Community Animal Welfare Society (CAWS) Contact
Information: Community Animal Welfare Society (CAWS) is a volunteer-based nonprofit organization operating in Salt Lake City, Utah since 1990. CAWS spends less than 6% of their funds on operating expenses due to their wonderful volunteers and foster home network. Sliding income scale spay/neuter is also available. Assistance is also provided for altering and caring responsibly for feral cats.
The Animal League of Alexandria Contact
Information: The Animal Welfare League of Alexandria is a nonprofit organization dedicated to caring for animals that have been abused, injured, or abandoned and place them in loving, permanent homes. Programs include pet adoptions, reduced cost spay/neuter, humane education, pet bereavement services, animal control, wildlife rescue, lost & found, special events, volunteering, and more. The League operates the Vola Lawson Animal Shelter, which is open 7 days a week. Friends of Homeless Animals (FOHA) Contact
Information: Located in Northern Virginia, Friends of Homeless Animals (FOHA) has been serving the Washington metropolitan area since 1973. We are a nonprofit, no-kill, volunteer organization dedicated to saving dogs and cats of all breeds. We provide rescue, medical care, rehabilitation, and adoption services. The animals in our care come to us through no fault of their own. Some have been pulled from “death row” at other shelters, some have been rescued from abusive situations, and others come to us after they have lost their way home or their owners are unable to care for them. Our dedicated volunteers provide the love, care, and attention they deserve until a new caring home can be found. OBG Cocker Spaniel Rescue of Northern Virginia Contact
Information: Oldies but Goodies Cocker Rescue, Inc, (OBG) is an all-volunteer non profit animal rescue organization based in Washington DC that is dedicated to the prevention of cruelty to animals. We do this through the rescue, medical care, rehabilitation and placement by adoption of homeless and/or abandoned cocker spaniels and cocker spaniel mixes to good homes in the Mid-Atlantic region. OBG
rescues cockers and cocker mixes of all ages (both young and old) directly from
owners or from shelters. We also arrange for dogs in other rescue organizations,
or still with their owners OBG loves all animals, but by focusing on Cockers we
are able to efficiently free up shelter space around the DC area which benefits
all homeless dogs. Rainbow Animal Rescue, Inc Contact
Information: The Whidbey Animals' Improvement Foundation (WAIF) Contact
Information: The Whidbey Animals' Improvement Foundation (WAIF) is a non-profit organization which was formed in 1990 in an effort to help Whidbey Island's homeless companion animals. WAIF is dedicated to provide food, shelter, veterinary care, and nurturing to displaced pets until loving homes can be found for them. Purrfect Pals No-Kill Cat Shelter Contact
Information: Purrfect Pals No-Kill Cat Shelter utilizes off-site adoption centers in pet supply stores throughout the Puget Sound area to place over 2,000 cats and kittens a year. All are spayed/neutered; additionally, Purrfect Pals operates a low-cost spay/neuter clinic, a network of foster homes, and a sanctuary for cats with behavioral or health issues that make them slow or unlikely to be adopted. Summit Assistance Dogs Contact
Information: Summit Assistance Dogs is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing highly skilled assistance dogs to people with disabilities or institutions that can benefit from their use. Summit's mission is to empower people and animals to greater heights. Assistance dogs empower people with disabilities to lead lives of greater independence by performing tasks that would otherwise require reliance on a human helper. These tasks might include retrieving needed objects, turning on/off lights, alerting a hearing impaired person to the sound an alarm or doorbell, etc. Perhaps more important than the tasks performed, however, is the relationship itself. Depression, loneliness and anxiety often accompany disabilities and it is the dogs capacity for unconditional love that is its greatest gift. Through partnership with an assistance dog, people often experience a joy and confidence previously unattainable through other means.
Dane County Humane Society Contact
Information: In
support of their mission, the Dane County Humane Society hold the following as
their core values: Together we...
Cheyenne Animal Shelter Contact
Information: The Bella Moss Foundation Contact
Information: The Bella Moss Foundation is a memorial to a friend, Bella. The foundation seeks to inform pet owners and vets about the dangers of MRSA. The foundation offers information on how MRSA is contracted, treated, and where to turn for help if you think your pet may be at risk. EASE Contact
Information: The EASE Pet Bereavement Support service offers an opportunity to talk through the various aspects of grief that often accompany the loss of a beloved pet. EASE has also begun an Education Programme with the production of animal care leaflets for children, funded by the British Veterinary Association. Although BringYourPet.com (BYP) makes every effort to only list reputable animal welfare charities, we cannot warrant or assume any legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy, completeness, or usefulness of any information, apparatus, product, or process disclosed. BYP provides links to other Internet sites for the convenience of users; however, BYP is not responsible for the availability or content of these external sites, nor does BYP endorse, warrant, or guarantee the products, services, or information described or offered at these other Internet sites. If you would like to research one of our listed charities, please follow one of the links listed below: BBB
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