Rescues, Shelters, & Fosters near you

We are a canine rescue in an underserved, rural area of GA. We take in a number of pregnant females, moms with pups and litters, but other dogs as well. I am the founder, kennel manager and our trainer.

We are a CA 501(c)(3) nonprofit. We charge people to visit the cats and serve snacks. Should a visitor want to adopt, there is no fee, or the fee is refunded. We work with rescues who pull cats from high kill shelters to live at our cafe. We also take in street cats who have been vetted by reputable community trappers. Our goal is to find homes for the cats and provide information for responsible cat ownership.

We are a nonprofit Cat Rescue. Formerly known as Kool Kat Rescue Corporation. We take in owner surrenders, trapped cats and kittens, help get low cost spay and neuters to people who need help. We provide food and litter to families in need. We educate everyone we can about cats in general, the rescue, proper grooming, vet care, trapping, kitten fostering, and more. Every cat and kitten is altered, vaccinated, microchipped, dewormed, and receive age appropriate rabies vaccine, before being put up for adoption.

We are an all volunteer non-profit rescue group. We are foster based. We provide veterinary care for pets in need. We do TNR work, bringing kittens in for socialization, vetting and adoption. We raise funds by taking can donations, holding garage sales, FB fundraisers and having a yearly holiday auction.

We rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome dogs rescued from open-intake or kill-shelters mainly in eastern Kentucky (appalachia)

We are a non-profit animal rescue. We provide shelter for curry county code enforcement, as per our contract. We spay or neuter all of our animals, and we fully vaccinate our animals for adoption as well.

Pit Crew Sacramento is made up of a small group of dedicated and experienced Pit Bull/Bully breed owners and advocates. Pit Crew Sac is committed to supporting "America's Dog" by dispelling the negative stereotypes and promoting the Pit Bull as loyal and loving family members that add joy and value to their owner's lives. Based in Sacramento California, PCS rescues, rehabilitates and re-homes dogs from shelters and places them with carefully selected responsible foster and adoptive families. We offer education and socialization support for the lifetime of our dogs. The dogs we rescue from the shelters are either already slated for euthanasia or they are high-risk. We do not take owner-surrenders. We strongly believe it is an owner's responsibility to safely and responsibly re-home their pet if for some reason they can no longer care for them. Of all dogs in shelters, approximately 70% are "Pit Bulls" or "Pit Bull Mixes". Only 1 in 500 dogs of this breed will find a home and the remainder are euthanized. PCS is devoted to reducing the homeless Pit Bull population through the spaying and neutering of all the dogs we rescue. Additionally, we participate in community outreach events which spay, neuter, vaccinate and microchip pets throughout Northern California. PCS is dedicated to saving the lives of Pit Bulls who have been neglected, abused and left for dead. We are foster-based which means that we do not have a facility. All of our rescue dogs are in foster homes and therefore foster families are a necessity in order to continue to save lives. We are a 501(c)3 Non-Profit Organization, and as such, we operate solely on public donations and fundraising activities to support our rescue efforts. Pit Crew Sacramento is run entirely by volunteers who are passionate about Pit Bulls and changing people's perceptions of this maligned and misunderstood breed.

Bay Area Animal Rescue Crew (BAARC) was born August 2015 from a group of friends with a passion and love for saving animals. We provide loving foster homes to homeless dogs until we find them their new FURever family. At BAARC, we are dedicated to finding the right fit for all of our ADOPTables.

Ranger’s Reach is on a mission to end the cycle of homeless, abused, and neglected animals. Our community and networking are essential, education is fundamental, and our actions will inspire. Ranger’s Reach is a passionate group of people whose goal is to protect and take care of animals through education, advocacy, resources, rescue/adoption, and community outreach. Raising awareness and being involved in our community to promote good pet ownership through spay/neuter programs to end the suffering and overpopulation of unwanted animals, and to help keep animals out of the shelter and in homes. Building relationships with shelters, rescues and our community to assist with daily needs of food, vaccines, monthly preventatives, microchipping, and unforeseen expenses. Developing a network of supporters, sponsors, volunteers, fosters, veterinarians, donors, and transporters who are dedicated to work together as one to save as many animals and end the tragic situation so many endure daily in our area. Continually bringing homeless pets into the hearts and minds of people in such a powerful way that neglect, homelessness, and killing of companion animals becomes completely unacceptable.

Larry Hammond, our founder, has been involved with animal rescue and the pet industry for over 30 years. Rescue is his raison de etre. He supports a brick and mortar shelter in Egypt as well as a doggie daycare and an animal rescue in the United states.

I am the shelter manager of Hampton County Animal Shelter. I have been employed since 2013 and volunteered even before. I have always been involved with animals and chose to take a position at the shelter so that my love for animals could help on a higher level than just a pet owner.

Solano County Friends of Animals is a 501c3 rescue organization in Solano County, California. We are dedicated to reducing the number of homeless and abandoned pets by offering foster-to-adoption services, TNR for feral cats, and spay/neuter assistance for the community. We are a 100% volunteer organization and average 350 adoptions per year.

My name is Perrin. I am the Founder of Pine Forest Pet Care, Inc. I have been involved in the rescue community for years and have decided to start my own rescue and nonprofit for animal rescue.

Pals For Paws is a dog rescue group powered by an ALL-VOLUNTEER staff who are passionate about improving the lives of pets in their community. Our foster families provide homeless, abandoned, or abused pets with the love and training needed to heal their wounds, which allows them to make a successful transition into a new forever home. Our MISSION is to reduce PET ABANDONMENT & OWNER SURRENDERS by holding adoption events, promoting low-cost spay/neuter programs, and by creating a compassionate, well-informed foster-home network. We are committed to creating a compassionate community where stray, abandoned, or neglected animals are non-existent; and where destroying animals is no longer used as a means of population control. Animals that are unwanted, abused, neglected, or ill; we are dedicated to ensuring their life from this point forward is an amazing one. This 501c3 NOT-FOR-PROFIT rescue proudly supports NO-KILL and PRO-SPAY/NEUTER philosophies. We rescue from high kill, overcrowded shelters from all over the United States. We vet, transport and foster pets until the perfect match is made between you and one of our adoptable pets! Pals for Paws is a 501(c)3 animal rescue. Every penny donated and every penny received through adoption fees goes right back into the organization. There are times when the volunteers have to dip into their pockets to help the animals. We do not euthanize because a pet is sick, heart-worm positive, or has a broken leg; we fix it all, big and small. We strive to go above and beyond when caring for and socializing our animals. We understand the importance of getting to know each and every animal available for adoption in an effort to place them in the most perfect home possible.

Paws of Dixie is a non-profit animal rescue based out of Alabama. Our mission is to save unwanted, abandoned, and neglected animals and place them into loving, forever homes; as well as educate the community on the significance of spaying and neutering.

Kizzy's Place began in September of 2015 when a cat from the South Jersey Regional Animal Shelter named "Skidz" caught the eye of our founders. This poor kitty had been hit by a car and had unknown injuries on top of suffering from an upper respiratory infection and was going to be euthanized if rescue didn't step up. With no rescues able to help him we decided to do it ourselves. With an offer to donate towards care, an offer to foster, and an offer to transport to the vet for much-needed medical care we were able to save this boy's life. He was renamed Kizzy and lived with founder and Director, Blake Martin until his unfortunate passing in the fall of 2019. He is the catalyst for everything we've done and we honor his legacy by how we save going forward. Since our humble beginnings, we've been able to save over 1,000 animals in the South Jersey and Philadelphia area since 2015. As a small foster-based rescue this number is staggering and something we are truly proud of. Our focus is the sick, scared, injured, and forgotten animals. This philosophy has led to some referring to us as "The Island of Misfit Cats," a nickname we proudly accept. Our goal is simple. Provide care for these forgotten animals and when they are ready find their happy ending. We are exclusively volunteer-run and donor funded and are so thankful for all of the people who have contributed towards our mission and to those who have opened their homes to some of our wonderful animals. Kizzy's Place is a place for friends.

I am the executive director of the rescue. I love dogs! I've rescued animals of all types since I was a young child. As an adult I have been given an opportunity to rescue and rehabilitate on a much larger scale. the senior and hospice pups that need extra love and care to allow them to be comfortable in the final stage of their lives. Our mission is to rescue, provide rehabilitation and training to dogs with adoption barriers until responsible, loving homes can be found. We advocate for keeping people and pets together by offering education and extensive training resources. And, when necessary, a safe place to stay. We rescue dogs of all breeds, sizes and ages with our focus being with seniors (7 years and older) and dogs in need of hospice palliative care. The foundation of our rescue is our foster base. I am also a designer and owner of a restaurant and deli that donates a % of proceeds to rescues.