Adoptions

FFAS is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to rescuing abused, abandoned and neglected animals in and around Middle TN area. We encourage proper pet care and advocate spaying and neutering to help stop pet overpopulation. We currently use a system of foster homes to house all the animals in our care. We are committed to long-term care and placement of all animals that come into our organization. Therefore, we do not use euthanasia as a means of population control. This in turn makes intake of animals into our system depend on the amount of adoptions. FFAS started in the Robertson County area in 1999. A few kind hearts got together and realized the need for a program such as ours. Freedom Farm Animal Sanctuary was born. We soon expanded into the surrounding counties of Davidson and Sumner. Since then, many accomplishments have helped make FFAS one of the leaders in our area fighting against pet overpopulation. FFAS operates with an all-volunteer board and staff, which tirelessly work to save as many animals as possible. A partnership with PetSmart allows us to showcase our animals. Cats can be adopted at any time at the Rivergate PetSmart and dogs are seen on Saturdays from 10-2. Future goals include fundraising to help open our own adoption center, and acquisition of land to build our own sanctuary. Each year in the U.S., an estimated 5 million animals are needlessly euthanized due to one fact: There are too many animals! FFAS advocates the spaying and neutering of all companion animals in order to stop this tragedy. All animals adopted from FFAS are altered PRIOR to adoption. Any puppies or kittens take in by FFAS must have their mother spayed. FFAS sponsors the Spay Station of Wilson County Humane Association, which is a mobile spay/neuter unit, to come to different parts of Middle TN to provide low-cost or free spay/neuter to those on government assistance or low income.

Rescue Kitty is a 501(c)(3) Foster-based kitty rescue located mostly in Southern New Jersey. We provide fostering, vet care, adoption coordinating, TNR, and rescue. We leave no kitty behind!

Palm Valley Animal Center (PVAC) is the only full service, open admission, animal intake facility in Hidalgo County serving more than 42,000 animals and 750,000 residents each year. Palm Valley Animal Center is working towards no-kill, where we save 90% or more of the animals that enter our care.

Underhound Railroad was formed in 2009 by a group of friends, with a mission of rescuing innocent dogs from death row in Connecticut shelters. Underhound now tries to help wherever possible, focusing primarily in the southern parts of the country where shelters are overcrowded and the killing of adoptable dogs is prevalent. Through a network of volunteers, an undeserved death is prevented, medical needs are tended to, and transportation, as well as a loving foster family, are provided to the pups on their journey to finding their forever homes!

MY NAME IS CHELSAE MEHMEN AND I AM THE FOUNDER AND PRESIDENT OF THE ORGANIZATION. I HAVE BEEN RESCUEING AND HELPING ANIMALS FOR THE PAST 10 YEARS. I WAS INSPIRED BY MY PUP THAT I RESCUED FROM AN UNFORTUNATE SITUATION AND SHE REALLY INSPIRED ME TO CONTINUE TO DO THE SAME FOR OTHERS AND GREW INTO SOMETHING THAT IS NOW A PART OF MYSELF AND MY FAMILY. I WANT TO HELP THE COMMUNITY WITH THE OVERPOPULATED OUTSIDE KITTIES AND HELP FAMILES FIND ANOTHER PART OF THEIR FAMILY.

What does PI4W do? Our goal is to assist local animal rescues with funds to offset the exorbitant medical bills they incur as they save lives. What else does PI4W do? In February of 2014, we added in a Rescue, focused on bully breeds with at high risk of euthanization at local shelters. All rescued dogs live in foster homes while waiting to find their forever homes. Foster homes not only provide socialization, training and care for our dogs but they also offer a seamless transition for our adopters. Through our breed ambassadors we hope to showcase the amazing bully breed. How does our grant process work? To be considered, a Rescue must file an application every year with the foundation. They must provide documentation on their quality standards of care for all animals in their care. Their adoptions must include: spay/neuter, vet checks, home checks, and references. A fund request application must be submitted for medical cases along with documentation by a veterinary practice providing care. Medical funding is ALWAYS made directly to the medical practice, never to the rescue. What makes PI4W so special? Our team! Each and every team member is passionate about making a difference in an animal's life! The respect, compassion, and love they share with animals is the same respect, compassion, and love we share with every member of our team! We have an open forum which means we are listening! We love to hear thoughts and ideas from everyone! Each of us brings different strengths to our team which allows us to successfully achieve our goals! We also believe in transparency, which means • we share the amount of funds we donate to an animal’s care • Information regarding funds collected through our fundraising efforts is available upon request

Bosley's Place is a rescue exclusively for newborn orphaned puppies that require bottle-feeding, tube-feeding and 24 hour care. Once the puppies reach 9 weeks and are vetted and healthy, they are available for adoption.

We are an advocacy organization that is dedicated to the protection of cats, and specifically follow a no-kill advocacy. We rescue as many cats as our funding allows, in particular those cats that are likely to be dumped in the streets due to other rescues/shelters telling their owners to take them to the pound/humane society. We strive to promote progressive polices for cats in communities that know nothing about feral cats, TNR, spay/neuter, or only have high kill shelters. We also further our outreach by helping those people in communities who are interested in starting a TNR program. As we move forward, our outreach will expand.

My rescue focuses on the neonatal kittens and orphaned kittens. We raise them, vet them properly and then home them. I do it because I want to cut down the euthanasia rate.

We are a foster based rescue group located in Sheboygan County WI. We work with local surrenders as well as shelters across the US to take in animals that are need of a forever home. EIN# 47-1262125 WI License # 489374