Poodle (Toy)

Ginger's Pet Rescue is a non-profit dedicated to finding forever homes with unwanted and homeless dogs. We save dogs from shelters or take pets from homes where they are no longer want them, and help them transition to a forever home through foster care if necessary! We believe every dog deserves a chance in a wonderful home.

ROTR rescues dogs and cats from kill shelters and stray on the streets. We provide, medical, dental, grooming, socialization and re-homing. We LOVE animals and help save as many lives as possible. We are a small dog and cat rescue. Once you adopt a animal from our rescue you become part of the ROTR family <3

OBG Cocker Rescue was established in 1996 and rescues, rehabilitates and rehomes cockers, spaniel mixes and honorary cockers. We rely on a network of foster homes - we do not have a shelter facility. In 2009 we placed over 330 in adoptive homes, in 2010 we placed 300. All animals are spayed/neutered, UTD on shots, major medical taken care of (ACL, cataract surgery, glaucoma, cherry eye, ear issues etc). We have approximately 200 volunteers (probably half are active) and 100 dogs in our care.

We rescue, rehabilitate and re-home Shih Tzu and other toy breed dogs from a variety of situations. We pull from a number of shelters in and around Ohio; we take in breeder releases from commercial breeding facilities and owner surrenders as space permits. We do this so that hopefully we can reduce the number of Shih Tzu and other breeds euthanized in shelters due to space and place all of our dogs in loving permanent homes.

Pet-a-Bulls was formed to address the homeless pet crisis in the State of New Mexico in which "bully breed" dogs comprise a minimum of 40% of the total dogs entering the State's shelters while very few - roughly 10% or less - leave the shelter through adoption to appropriate family homes. Our goal is to lead by example through our training and then placement of ready made family pets into carefully matched, appropriate forever homes that treasure these pets as highly valued family members and an integral part of their human pack. Our hope is that by demonstrating how adoptable these breeds truly are to the States many shelters and thus to the public in general, a far greater increase in adoptions of these dogs will be initiated directly from the shelters themselves. While our primary focus is placed on American Staffordshire Terriers, American Pit Bull Terriers, Staffordshire Bull Terriers, Bull Terriers, American Bulldogs, the many and various “Mastiff” breeds and other “bully breeds” in general, we also accept other canine breeds as space and time allow to utilize the internet, mobile adoptions, PetSmart adoption events, and other adoption venues to ultimately place these pet into loving, permanent homes.

municipal animal shelter