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Exposure = Empathy Ballydídean rescues, rehabilitates, and rehomes farmed animals who are unwanted, neglected, or abused. Through tours and community education, we give people the chance to make friends with animals they typically only meet on their dinner plate, giving them an opportunity to rethink their relationship with farmed animals.

About Planned Pethood, Inc: Planned Pethood, Inc. is a foster-based animal rescue program serving Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan. Established in 1979, our non-profit organization’s mission is to reduce the overpopulation and suffering of dogs and cats through education and low-cost spay-neuter programs, and to rescue, care for, and place adoptable dogs and cats into good, permanent homes. Our no-kill methods are education, low-cost spay/neuter programs and a wide-spread adoption program that rescues unwanted animals, sees to their veterinary needs and places them into permanent, loving homes. The more money we have, the more lives we can save right here in our community. I am the executive director and do so for my love of animals and respect for the practices of PPI.

We provide a safe retirement home for horses and a safe place for Neutered/vaccinated community cats. We are committed fostering and adopting out cats and kittens after neuter and vaccination.

We are a 501c3 Non profit organization assisting in the surgical cost of spaying or neutering a cat or dog for Michigan residents that receive state or federal aid. We also have a branch of Spay Neuter Assistance Program of Michigan, with some pets available for adoption. We foster in our homes. All of our pets are Spayed or Neutered, up to date on vaccinations. Cats are tested for felv/FIV, dogs are tested for heart worm.

We rescue dogs from Alabama and Louisiana kill shelters and transport to Wisconsin to adoptions

Here is my about me page: More than 30 years of experience in the healthcare industry has led Karen to where she is today. As a young girl, Karen volunteered in animal shelters in eastern Pennsylvania. Her instincts as a natural healer led her to a medical career upon completing a Bachelor's of Science in Nursing degree at West Chester University. Karen worked full time as a Registered Nurse for over 25 years and continued her education in holistic medicine over the last 20 years. She now works with clients in their homes and remotely, using animal communication and energy healing. She offers solutions to health issues, behavior issues, stress, anxiety, and end of life transitions. Most of these are treated with various energy healing modalities. Karen is passionate about helping to heal animals in shelters, sanctuaries, and rescue organizations. Today Karen continues to volunteer with the local rescue organization, Florida Keys SPCA in Marathon, Florida. While she has been involved with FKSPCA since 2003, she took on a more personal role in 2014 when she began implementing the use of calming music, and the diffusing of therapeutic-grade essential oils. This has helped to promote relaxation and healing in the indoor kennel areas by calming the dogs’ nervous systems. In addition to establishing Payton’s Promise Sanctuary, Karen is also a Best Selling Author, Healing Touch for Animals Practitioner, and Intuitive Healer. She graduated from Communication with all Life University, where she fine-tuned her skills in animal communication and energy medicine. Karen lives in South Florida with the loves of her life, her dogs.

We dedicate our lives to changing the lives of felines in need. Our mission is to lessen the impact of stray felines in the community by rescuing, vetting, spay/neutering, and rehoming when possible.

ROAR's mission is to protect and provide for at-risk companion animals through adoption, sanctuary, colony management, collaboration, and community outreach with an unwavering commitment to a never-kill philosophy.

We are a 501(c)3 non-profit, no kill rescue. We rescue dogs that are without homes, whether it be due to fearful behaviors, lack of basic manners, or health issues. Providing the dogs the training and medical attention they need, we rehabilitate them to be adopted. Our dogs are crate trained, leash-trained and taught basic manners and obedience before being placed up for adoption. Our goal is to help unite adopters with a life-long friend.

The Alternative Humane Society is a foster-only, 501(c)3 rescue organization. We are an all-volunteer, nonprofit animal welfare organization serving Whatcom County, Washington, helping animals and educating the public since 1977 We have no shelter, office, or paid staff and rely on private donations to help run our organization. Our programs include Canine and Feline Foster & Adoption, Spay & Neuter Assistance, and Community Cats Information and Referral. Mission Statement: The Alternative Humane Society of Whatcom County is an all-volunteer, non-profit animal welfare organization dedicated to improving the lives of dogs and cats and helping them find and stay in permanent loving homes. Our goals are: • To make Whatcom County a community where no healthy animals are euthanized • To prevent unwanted dog and cat births through spay and neuter assistance • To cultivate respect and awareness for the needs of animals through education • To advocate for the humane treatment of dogs and cats in all areas of life

Wagon Tailz Animal Rescue is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit joining the rescue movement by helping to eliminate the overcrowding and unfortunate euthanasia of companion animals. We are a group who share the passion to go beyond the animal volunteer efforts and to more directly impact the lives of animals. A huge part of our team’s lives have been centered around animals and their care. We have experience with volunteering at various rescues, hosting adoption events, and numerous other activities supporting the welfare and love for animals. Our team has adopted many animals over the years and want to take it a step further and aid others in their quest to find their new best friend. Our animal rescue relies solely on charitable donations

I am the director and founder of i handle all adoptions and intakes and care of animals

The DeKalb Humane Society filed for our Certificate of Incorporation on December 23, 1975 and we were granted 501(c)3 status in March of 1976. We are committed to being a no-kill shelter and serving the DeKalb County area by promoting animal adoption, education on responsible animal ownership & welfare, and raising awareness of animal neglect & abuse.

Rosalie and Friends is taking over the 501c3 organization from "Friends of the Escambia County Animal Shelter" Continuing programs include heartworm treatment sponsorship for dogs adopted through our shelter, a fospice program that places and supports senior shelter animals in a loving home and Major Medical support for cases that cannot be managed by shelter veterinarian. Our logo states "Fospice and Fixer Uppers" We are expanding to take in community animals in need to keep them from going to the shelter. The fospice animals remain under our care and the fixer uppers are placed up for adoption once the medical condition has been properly managed. Previously the fixer uppers were then transported up to a partner shelter in the northeast but we will not offer some of them for adoption locally.

I do PR work for Cabin Critters as a volunteer. We started a rescue about 3.5 years ago as there's been a dire need for rescue (we have the county shelter and one other shelter before we started up). Scioto county is #5 od the most impoverished counties in ohio. Our big goal was a shelter and we did that within our first year. Currently we have rescued over 700 dogs since starting. We do thisbto help educate and save lives

Dawn and I (Charity) have worked in the rescue community for over two decades. We decided to start our own non-profit in order to run things how we thought best fit our morals. We want to save as many as we can from the streets and abusive situations. We work closely with multiple rescues, shelters, and barns to vet, rehab, and place these kitties.

Shady’s Paw Animal Rescue works to improve the lives of cats and the people who care for them in Lake Holiday and the surrounding areas through: TNR (Trap, Neuter, Return) and Colony Management Fostering and Adoptions Educating the public on best practices for feline care in the home or colony setting Supporting the needs of cats in the communities we serve.