Adoptions

Community Alley Trappers (CAT) is non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of abused, abandoned, feral, stray, and injured cats in Ottawa and surrounding areas. We focus our efforts into helping un-owned stray and feral cats and kittens through Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR).

WAMAL was formed in 1998 by Cindy Neely to help with Malamute Rescue in the greater Northwest area to cover rescue needs outside of the scope of Seattle Purebred Dog Rescue. Since that time we have rescued on average about 100 Malamutes a year and have rescued many hundreds to date. While none of this would have originally happened without a small few, it's the numerous (but sometimes still too few) volunteers that make rescue happen.

We rescue community cats and kittens from the streets of Phoenix, spay/neuter, vaccinate, adopt and do Trap, Neuter and Rescue or Return depending on their living situation and their adoptability. I have been in rescue for over 30 years and I only recently set up a nonprofit. My passion is the animals and I have been brining home stray cats since I was 6 years old.

We are a not for profit animal shelter that take in cats and dogs as owner surrenders and also brings in other dogs from kill shelters. We currently have 9 board members and 4 part time employees. We run the shelter off of donations and also have volunteers that help with day to day activities.

RESCUE is the last voice for dogs and cats who, through no fault of their own, find themselves awaiting death at local shelters. Angels for Animals is a California 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to rescuing dogs from the San Bernardino City Animal Shelter. All of the dogs we rescue are in loving foster homes where they are rehabilitated, socialized and receive all of the medical treatment they need so they can be placed in their forever home. We consider any animal that’s passed its “due out date” to be at risk for euthanasia at any time. We work with shelters and volunteers to pull the animal and get them into a foster home and ready for adoption as soon as possible. Since we don’t operate an actual shelter we rely on foster homes to help save these at risk animals. After pulling an animal we transport them to their new foster home and start the process of getting them ready for adoption. All animals will be spayed/neutered, brought UTD (up to date) on all of their shots, and microchiped. A adoption fee is required to help replace the funds spent on rescuing each dog and getting him or her ready for adoption.

Ashland Animal Rescue Fund, Inc., a nonprofit, strives to reduce homeless animals by rescuing and rehabilitating them prior to finding them permanent safe and loving homes. We take pride in working to help prevent animal overpopulation and addressing the health and welfare of animals. Every pet is spayed or neutered as part of being fully vetted. This includes shots and any necessary testing. The animals health is of the utmost priority. AARF is dedicated to placing animals by utilizing a thorough adoption application process or working with other reputable no kill rescues.

Our team is volunteer based located mainly in Frederick County Va. We take in homeless pets from owner surrenders, strays and even shelters in and out of state. We help get them vetted, rehabilitated and rehome them to appropriate loving homes. It is our passion to help the community and the animals living here. We also educate people about spay/neuter and proper vaccinations and preventatives for their pets to prevent them from becoming ill.

Animal Control and Shelter.

I was in Dog Rescue as VP of a large 501c3 dog rescue for 7 years after living a life of being an animal lover and taking in all hurt / strays etc I could afford. While part of teh dog rescue, I independently rescued a tiny kitten that had been attacked by something. That cat is now a wonderful part of our family with a missing tail, missing ear and he's blind in one eye! I realized then that there are in Dallas probably 5 dog rescues for every cat rescue and thus began my journey to start A Voice for All Paws. I spent about a year putting the pieces together and planning and became a 501c3 reality in July 2018.

The Little Lion Foundation is a volunteer based 501c3 dedicated to saving the lives of orphaned and bottle fed kittens from euthanasia in our local animal shelters. We pride ourselves on saving the ones left discarded-whether it be a difficult to place bottle baby, kittens with birth defects, or traumas, we believe that every cat deserves to roar.