Rescues, Shelters, & Fosters near you

My organization is non profit 501C3. I rescue animals who are stray or owner surrender . I love animals and as a vegan person I want every single animal to have a good forever home

The Humane Society of Sumner County (HSSC) is a small, private, non-profit (501c3) service organization that promotes the humane treatment of abandoned, lost, and displaced animals. HSSC provides temporary shelter, necessary medical attention & mandatory vaccinations, and sterilization to our incoming animals. Our adoption staff joins loving, qualified, and responsible people with these animals and works diligently to re-unite incoming lost animals with their guardians. HSSC encourages the public to help control the over-pet population through spay and neuter awareness. HSSC has diligently served this community since 1974 and is solely supported by donations.

Our organization is 100% volunteer, made up of 5 admins and dozens of fosters and transporters.

We are a 501(c)3 public nonprofit organization equine sanctuary and welfare program. We offer community service programs in the summer, adoptions, and sanctuary placement. We are an Adoptions Partner with the Ventura, Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, and San Bernadino County departments of Animal Care / Control and Animal Services. We are a member of The Homes For Horses Coalition, the Humane Society of the United States Safe Stalls Network, the ASPCA Horse Action Team, and the HSUS Forever Foundation Training Program. We have Platinum Seal of Transparency on Candid.com/GuideStar.com. We are located in Simi Valley, CA, and operate a satellite rescue with all horses privately fostered and/or boarded. We do this because we believe in the sanctity and dignity of senior equines and equines with special needs; we value them and all they have to offer their human partners, whether or not they are rideable.

I am Tuesdi Woodworth. I started this rescue in 2017 after spending several years helping other GSD Rescues around the Country. We rescue dogs from high kill shelters in several states, and also take in owner surrenders locally. We especially love to help seniors and medical dogs.

About to open in 2 mos. No funding received from either county. No existing animal services at present.

Welcome to 3rd Coast Labrador Retriever Rescue! We are a non-profit fully volunteer rescue dedicated to rehoming labradors and labrador mixed breeds in Michigan. Rescued dogs and puppies enjoy their stay in loving foster homes while getting properly vetted, assessed behaviorally, and socialized for successful adoptions.

There are 3 of us on the board who started MACS. We are friends and have worked with other rescues in the past together. We do this because its a calling to save as many animals from euthanasia or living on the streets as we can. We believe every animal deserves the best forever home possible. We are a new rescue and have not started pulling animals from shelters yet but plan to soon.

We are a group of animal lovers that try to help as many as we can from the streets shelter or owner surrenders

Our mission is to both rescue and re-home pets in need. Our primary focus is to assist families looking for a pet that is not only happy and healthy, but a pet that can provide a therapeutic solution for emotional and physical ailments. Although we specialize mainly in cats, we also can custom search for dogs, guinea pigs and other pets for approved adopters. The heart and soul of our rescue is our motto “We Rescue Pets to Rescue People,” and we strive to spread this message with our many community outreach programs including cat therapy programs for all ages (like our nursing home Kitty Clubs), cat wellness programs (like our Kitty Yoga classes) and educational programs (like our Read to Kitty classes) and more!

Whiskers is a 100% volunteer-run nonprofit cat rescue. We cater to animals in the municipal shelters in Davis, Weber, and Salt Lake counties. We take animals from surrounding areas as resources & space allows. In 2019, our volunteers collectively rescued over 200 felines and placed into permanent homes over 158, at-risk pets by year-end! Whiskers’ focus is on those most at risk in our shelters due to age, special needs, or medical cases. In 2020, amidst the pandemic Whiskers was still able to rescue over 132 animals. We found amazing homes for 113 special cat friends. For 2021 we rescued 128 animals and adopted out 118. Whiskers cater to seniors who are often overlooked due to age and needed vet care. Our focus is on quality over quantity, some of our cats need time to heal, receive multiple or lengthy medical treatments, the results are nothing short of incredible. We end up rescuing kittens each year; we call them future seniors! Often our kittens are saved from dire circumstances as well. Whiskers is rescuing those truly in need! Whiskers is a foster-based program, meaning we do not have a brick & mortar facility. We are always looking for foster homes! No one appreciates the love and comfort of a home the way a shelter animal does. Whiskers cats are available to adopt through appointment or one of our events at the Petco in Bountiful Or Farmington, Utah. We have cats available in the habitats at these locations; We are proudly a Petco partner! Together We Save Them! Mission Statement: Our goal is to minimize the euthanasia of high-risk pets in Utah. Three actions we focus on helping us achieve this goal are as follows. Rescuing high-risk pets from Utah shelter partners. We cater to seniors, medical cases, and special needs animals. Keeping pets in homes by providing education, resources and promoting spay & neuter programs. Providing veterinarian care to animals initially not considered “highly” adoptable and bringing them back to health for adoption. As a member of the Best Friends Animal Society™, NKUT™ (No-Kill Utah) coalition we are working hard to bring about an end to homeless pets in Utah. We invite you to explore our programs, get involved and help us save lives! We do what we do because this population of cats is extremely underserved, they need advocates, they need time to heal both physically and emotionally. We help them get heal, trust again and find a home that is truly the best fir for them as individuals.

We are municipal animal shelter that serves the City of Albany. We also contract with the following communities: King City, New Hampton & Stanberry.

The mission of East of Eden is to: Improve the welfare of companion animals in our service area, including rescue/adoption and feral cat management Provide community outreach and education, particularly to underserved populations Provide behavioral and medical rehabilitation for animals in our program, establishing best practices for these procedures Conduct a well-run, sustainable animal rescue operation, which will serve our communities now and in the future We strive to make animal adoption a triumphant and inspiring experience for one and all. To learn more about us, feel free to browse our website, give us a call, or send us an email.

Kattered Tails is a Non-Profit 501 (c)3, No-Kill rescue formed in 2019 by a group of extraordinary people who believe that every cat, even the most tattered street cat deserves to know what it means to be loved. We also hold a firm belief in the need to spay and neuter all cats and kittens in an attempt to control the overpopulation of unwanted stray and feral cats and kittens in Arizona communities and help bring an end to the needless euthanasia across the Valley of the Sun.

We rescue dogs from high kill shelters, the streets of Los Angeles and Mexico and the Humane Society. We specialise in the shy fearful dogs who are deemed un-adoptable. We do a lot of senior medical and also train service dogs for those in need.

0-Lives Rescue and Sanctuary is an all volunteer, 501(c)(3) non-profit with a mission to improve lives of homeless companion animals. We do this by combining the efforts of standard rescue activities with the benefits of a physical Sanctuary. Our primary rescue focus is finding forever homes for cats that have run out of time in shelters, trapping cats in public colonies, and receiving abandoned pet cats that would otherwise find their way to an open field, a parking lot, an unwelcome neighborhood, a dangerous road, or a shelter where euthanizing is probable. All cats that enter into our care are checked for medical conditions and spayed or neutered. Kittens and cats that are social or can be socialized are placed into our mobile adoption program; special needs are candidates for our Foster program or Sanctuary​; and ferals will find a permanent home at our Sanctuary if they cannot be returned to their outdoor community. As a non-profit, our efforts and number of cats we can rescue and care for, is limited by our success in fund raising, foster homes, and volunteers. Please take the time to review each of these categories on our website and consider helping where you can. .

All Mixed Up Dog Rescue serves the public as a non-profit organization dedicated to the rescue of homeless and abandoned dogs. While in rescue we provide a loving, temporary home for each one. We get them vetted, groomed, teach them basic manners, along with some training. We strive to personally get to know each one of our dogs and look for a family that best fits their needs. What we have learned in the past is – the more you have in common the more it will make for a better relationship. Our goal at All Mixed Up Dog Rescue is to find well-matched, permanent families for each one of them. As a community resource, we provide nutrition information, referrals, education, training tips and other services.