Rescues, Shelters, & Fosters near you

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Deity Animal Rescue is a rescue that tries to save as many dogs as possible. We believe every dog has a chance, no matter what is going on with it, and try our best to help get them better and into a loving home.

GGLRR is an all-volunteer, nonprofit tax-exempt organization in the greater San Francisco Bay Area of Northern California. We've been placing unwanted Labs in loving homes since 1986! Our Lab Rescue team saves purebred Labrador Retrievers and Lab mixes from shelters, as well as assists people giving up their dogs for adoption. We provide foster homes, veterinary care, and rehabilitation when needed, and place them with loving, forever families. GGLRR exists to: 1. Encourage and promote responsible dog ownership and reduce the abuse and neglect of unwanted Labrador Retrievers through rehabilitation and adoption. 2. Promote the humane treatment of Labrador Retrievers and accept for placement unwanted Labrador Retrievers, care for them medically, spay/neuter them and place them in caring homes. 3. Provide educational services to interested public regarding responsible breeding and guardianship of Labrador Retrievers. 4. Educate dog owners about training, spay/neuter and the humane care for their dogs and promote good canine citizenship. Essentially GGLRR facilitates the placement of unwanted Labrador Retrievers into loving new homes. We have a spay/neuter requirement for all dogs that we place. If a dog has been abused or needs medical attention, we provide emotional and medical rehabilitation. Individuals who desire to adopt Labrador Retrievers must first contact one of our rescue representatives for adoption screening before being introduced to any of our dogs. Our primary purpose is to provide good homes for Labrador Retrievers who might otherwise be abandoned or euthanized by their previous owners. Through education, we seek to reduce the unwanted dog population and increase responsible pet ownership.

Ana’s Safe Haven provides a temporary haven for neglected animals found in the streets, shelters and other areas of the Rio Grande Valley where the population of dogs far exceeds good, loving homes. We are a foster-based Rescue with fosters in Texas, Michigan and Indiana. Our rescue dogs receive a complete health check-up, are spayed/neutered (age appropriate), heartworm tested, vaccinated, dewormed and microchipped.

We began taking in animals in 2015. Our rescue's mission is to assist terminally ill people with finding new families for their pets. We interpret this mission to mean we help people going into nursing homes, assisted living, hospice, managing illness, and after the owner has passed away. We want to provide people and pets with peace of mind. We want owners to know their animals are well cared for and to keep senior animals out of shelters.

The Lemhi County Humane Society (LCHS) owns and operates the Salmon Animal Shelter, where we provide high quality sheltering services for homeless companion animals from Lemhi County. The LCHS also provides funds for public spay and neuter programs in an attempt to decrease the number of dogs and cats entering our shelter. We are also the first line of defense against animal abuse and neglect, and work closely with law enforcement officials to ensure that all animals in Lemhi County are treated in a kind and humane manner.

We started as a small group of individuals who saw a desperate need for advocates of larger breed dogs. Smaller dogs are adopted faster and rescued more often. And just like that a new hope is born. A new hope and beginning for big dogs all over South Florida. Our hope is that this site, and this rescue, brings big hearts together to save more animals.

Ziggy's Haven is a parrot rescue, shelter and sanctuary providing a safe home for displaced parrots.

Pittie Party Rescue is a 501c3 organization based in Northern and Central NJ. Our mission is to rescue cats and kittens in need and work to place them in successful new homes. We are a foster-based nonprofit organization that relies entirely on donations to function. Pittie Party Rescue started as a dog rescue for primarily pitbull breeds. In 2017, the dog kennel that we used to help support our rescue closed down and without their support, the rescue dwindled. That was until our director, discovered a colony of feral cats living around her apartment complex. She recruited help to rescue these cats, get them spayed & neutered and adopted them into loving homes. Through this experience, she realized that there is a cat crisis in New Jersey, and that is where we have focused our efforts. Pittie Party Rescue began to grow as a cat rescue group. Currently we are a foster-based rescue that takes in primarily cats and kittens. We take in sick and abandoned animals, care for them and adopt them out into fantastic new homes. We treat each animal as if they are our own while they are waiting for their forever families.

OC Community Cats is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization comprised of volunteers committed to managing the community cat population through a spay and neuter program, public education, and maintaining selected cat colonies. We work with the City of Anaheim Code Enforcement department to resolve resident complaints regarding community cats and we support local rescues & foster groups.

IVE BEEN WITH SHELTER 5 YEARS GROUP OF 4 WOMEN VOLUNTEER TO MANAGE THE SHELTER WE HAVE ABOUT 20 VOLUNTEERS VETTED AND LOVED/SOME TRAINING AND PUT OUT FOR ADOPTION

A rescue organization dedicated to helping you locate and adopt your perfect pooch. We firmly believe that there is a perfect dog for everyone. This doesn't mean our dogs will not have accidents in the house, or bark at times you don't want them to, or chew on your good shoes. They are dogs and they will require training and structure, but their flaws make them truly unique, beautiful, and "perfect" for the right family. Perfect Pooches Adoption Agency (PPAA) is a Chicagoland based 501(c)3 rescue that was founded in December of 2012. A majority of dogs we rescue are from Chicago Animal Care and Control, but we also receive dogs from other local animal controls, owner surrenders, breeder releases and occasionally transports from under-served rural communities. All of our dogs live in foster homes prior to adoption. We are dedicated to working with each family to ensure we try to find a dog that will be a mutual match. We are an all breed rescue, but we do focus a majority of our effort on the chihuahua breed- the 2nd most euthanized breed in the shelter system. Our pooches are rescue dogs that deserve a second chance at a wonderful life. Please consider opening your heart and home to a new companion today!

I am a volunteer that loves cats and just wants to help.Very fulfilling to home a cat in need or catch and release.

Run solely by volunteers we are committed to rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming special needs and orphaned bulldog puppies. Personally (Katie) has volunteered and taken in several special needs babies over the years. I have begun teaching others how to tube feed and care for these delicate babies. This support has allowed me to start Raising Rogue providing more hands and hearts to give these little ones a fighting chance.

We are a 501c3 animal rescue dedicated to saving animals who are at risk for euthanasia at high kill shelters

We are a small group (<20) of volunteers who rescue, foster, and rehome abandoned or at-risk domestic rabbits. Our volunteers have 10 years experience, on average, caring for rescued rabbits. We do this because the local agencies and national shelter organizations do not have the interest or capacity to take in and rehome rabbits.

Friends of Campbell County Animals took over the existing Campbell County Animal Shelter after the shelter was about to be closed due to mishandling by the previous director. We are now both a 501c3 and a municipal shelter.