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We are a family run, local, foster based dog rescue located in Cedarburg, WI. We help homeless shelter dogs from southern states by transporting them to WI and placing them in foster and finding loving forever homes for them. We also help homeless local dogs find loving, forever home. We promote responsible pet ownership through education.

Our purpose is to make a positive impact on the lives of animals by rescuing, rehabilitating, and finding them loving homes or providing them sanctuary. Through education and advocacy, we strive to foster responsible ownership and ensure the well-being of every animal, creating a compassionate world where all creatures are cherished. ACTIVITIES 1. Animal Rescue Operations: This involves actively rescuing animals from situations of neglect, abuse, abandonment, or natural disasters. 2. Rehabilitation Programs: Implementing programs to rehabilitate rescued animals physically, emotionally, and behaviorally so they can thrive and be ready for adoption. 3. Rehoming Services: Facilitating the adoption process to find suitable, loving homes for animals that have been rehabilitated. 4. Sanctuary Facilities: Providing a permanent home and care for animals that are unable to be rehomed due to age, health issues, or behavioral problems. 5. Promotion of Responsible Ownership: Educating the public about the responsibilities of pet ownership, including proper care, training, spaying/neutering, and the commitment involved.

We have permanent residents that are not adoptable due to being feral, blind, deaf, or having other health issues or behavior issues. They live on the property for life. We also have adoptable cats there. If they are not adopted after a few months they are transferred to another rescue in Maryland. We have a network of foster homes as well.

P4P is six years old and homed about 2000 dogs and some cats. My wife Sue and I are the founders, we have put together a very safe reliable rescue. We rely on fosters to prepare dogs for their new homes. We love helping mans best friend.

We are a foster based rescue ran by a small group of volunteers. We focus mostly on dogs in puppy mills and as space permits senior dogs. Breeder dogs have a special place in my heart because they have never had the opportunity to just be a dog and live in a home and know what love is. I love watching the transformation in these dogs as they begin to trust and the sparkle comes back into their eyes. I can relate to them in regards that all of us at some time in our life feel unwanted and unloved and we are hopeful, yet doubtful, that we will find what our true potential is. We provide all the vetting for these dogs and they are placed in foster homes until a forever home can be found. We work on gaining their trust and showing them love. It's truly a labor of love!

I have always been a huge animal lover. I used to work for a pitbull rescue in Georgia as a kennel manager for a few years and I recently relocated to Alabama. Sadly, this county has a huge number of stray and abandoned animals and a lack of resources for rescue and veterinary care. There is no city or county animal control facilities to help the animals. There is one other rescue Randolph County Animal Shelter which is a private rescue that houses about 30 animals at a given time. With the support of my mother and sister I have the opportunity to start and run a fantastic rescue on our family property where I can do what I love and make a difference rescuing dogs and finding them forever loving homes! This small rural area really needs the help. The number of animals dumped on the roads here is horrible.

The Vegan Animal Rescue aims to rescue, rehabilitate and find homes to frequently. forgotten pets. We focus on rodents such as rats, mice and hamsters as well as guinea pigs and rabbits. We endeavour to provide a vegan diet (except for those animal such as bearded dragons that need meat) and believe that animals deserve love and respect. We are 100% foster based.

My partner and I work together caring for the kittens out of our home. We have always had a passion for saving all lives. Stepping on an ant isn't in our DNA. =) We do this because the feral population is out of control in the area where I work a full time job. I have colony of ferals I have TNRd over the years, but we can never get them all, so kittens pop up throughout the year. I take the kittens when they are old enough to roam around and can survive without mom. This ensures I am not trying to TNR them later, after they have become too feral to tame. We then take them to our vet for a wellness visit, dewormer, FELV testing, and anything else the vet recommends, then we work on finding them homes. Most kittens are sterilized by our vet between the age of 5-6 months.

I am the founder of TXARR. I would love to save all the strays and lessen the number of unwanted pets in Texas by spaying and neutering.

Our mission is to provide a safe & nurturing environment for stray kittens, to promote their health & wellbeing, & find them a furever loving home.

Every animal deserves a good life. That’s why we’re doing everything we can — from local dog and cat rescues, to rehabilitations and adoptions — to give the NEXT animal in need a CHANCE at forever.

The purpose of our organization is to improve the lives of stray, abandoned and displaced cats and kittens in upstate SC. Through our in-home foster program, we will provide medical care and supplies, community TNR programs and on-site adoptions.

To serve the community through animal sheltering, pet placement programs, humane education, and animal law enforcement. Provide responsive, efficient, and high-quality animal control services that preserves public safety. Promote responsible pet ownership, educate the public on city ordinances relating to animals, and safe interactions.

I am Lori Moses the president. I run the daily operations of the rescue. I started in 2018 fostering fire another rescue, once my kids were grown I knew I wanted to start my own rescue. I have always loved animals, the German Shepherd has always been my breed. My experience with them is the foundation on which the rescue rests.

We are a 100% foster based organization. We take in dogs from high kill shelters, dumped dogs, breeder releases and some owner surrenders

We are an all-volunteer, all-foster home based, not-for-profit, no kill animal rescue organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for animals in the D/FW area. We provide temporary foster care and medical attention for homeless animals until permanent homes can be found.

The Dog House Rescue is the pet project of two dog lovers that wandered into a municipal animal shelter to pick up one new family member and left with seven. Like much of the public, we had mistakenly believed that most shelters are able to provide a no-kill haven for homeless animals. Due to overcrowding, the euthanasia rate at one facility alone is 80%. With the average dog having less than one week to find an adopter, it is easy to find great dogs who were simply born in an unfortunate geographic area. We exist to help bridge the gap between loving homes seeking good citizen companions and good natured dogs looking for an opportunity to show their stuff. Those that have found themselves in a shelter through no fault of their own and would otherwise be euthanized for space are given medical treatment, spayed/neutered, and obedience trained so that they may continue to be good citizens in their forever families. Our adoption process begins with an application painting a picture of the adopter’s preferences and capabilities and moves forward with meet and greets. Adopters get to know their future family member and we enjoy learning about each individual’s hopes and dreams for their new friend. With a match made and personal chemistry being mutual, the adoption contract is finalized and hand offs are celebrated with a free training session. This complimentary hour with a professional trainer, already well known to each dog, helps owners to speak their loved one’s language and provides an additional point of contact for any questions that may arise in the future. All residents at The Dog House are considered family for life. We understand that personal tragedies happen. If a Dog House member is ever unable to continue in their adopted home, they are welcomed back with open arms. Having already survived the shelter once, our promise to them is to never be homeless again.