Omaha

We are a foster-based organization located in Omaha, NE. Our mission is to ensure all English Bulldogs are content and safe in an educated, loving home. Our goals include: *Rescuing animals from homeless situations* *Placing animals in secure adoptive homes* *Providing assistance with training and medical needs to keep bulldogs in loving, safe homes* *Sustaining a pet food bank for pets in need*​

We are an all breed rescue that advocates for the bully breeds.

Haven Animal Rescue Nebraska is where animals come first! We are a foster based all-volunteer rescue that is devoted to rescuing and re-homing abandoned, suffering, and homeless dogs and cats of all breeds. Haven Animal Rescue Nebraska provides loving homes, medical care, socialization, and rehabilitation until each animal’s forever home is found. We are dedicated to not just finding any adoptive home but the best fitting home for every individual animal and adoptive family.

Our signature program is our Senior Companion program. For people 65 years of age and older we will provide the food, litter and veternary care in exchange for a home for the cats. Should the guardian no longer be able to care for the cat, it comes back to us. We take in the older cats that are least likely to be adopted due to age, illness or disability. We are a true "no kill" and do not euthanize unless to prevent suffering. We also foster for military personnel deployed overseas. Our Everlasting Love Program provides shelter as arranged by the guardian in the event of the guardian's death.

No Pets Left Behind is an all breed rescue, but we often rescue the bigger breeds that many rescues ignore. We love pit bulls and are the only local group that will rescue them.

Taysia Blue Siberian Husky Rescue in Nebraska is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. Our all volunteer mission is to keep Huskies and Malamutes out of shelters where they are at risk of being killed due to overcrowding. Siberian Huskies are beautiful. It's hard not to fall in love with their fluffy coats and gorgeous eyes, it's hard not to laugh at their antics and marvel at their independent intelligence. But with the fur comes the shedding, with the antics comes possible destruction and with the independence and intelligence comes a rather nomadic Houdini of a dog that wants to escape and run for the fun of it. Often these dogs are adopted by people who are not prepared for the very traits they were attracted to. Some husky owners are not prepared for the amount of energy these dogs have and the exercise they require. They are intelligent, but often easily bored and not easy to train, they can be stubborn and mischievous. Please research this breed carefully before you choose to adopt a Siberian husky.

We are dedicated to re-homing german shorthairs and locating their forever homes. We have a thorough screening process. Many of our rescues are better in pet friendly homes and are not avid hunters.