Adoptions

Jessamine County Animal Care & Control Department is established by Jessamine County Fiscal Court in accordance with the Kentucky Revised Statutes. Its mission is to provide services which safeguard the public health and safety, to humanely house and care for animals in its charge, to protect the animals of the community from abuse and neglect and to provide its citizens with information concerning responsible ownership. Our Goals and Objectives To provide services which aid in containing free-roaming animals to prevent human injuries and the spread of zoonotic diseases. To provide services which help prevent animals from becoming nuisances to the community or a burden to its citizens. To provide a physical facility which will house lost, unwanted and neglected animals in a humane manner. To provide health care services to those animals housed to prevent suffering. To provide comprehensive and responsible adoption counseling and services. To provide unwanted, sick or injured animals with humane euthanasia, according them dignity and respect during that act. To strive to improve performance through education and dedication to our mission. To supply the Fiscal Court with accurate information upon which to base decisions for service level and expansion. To create public information and education programs which will assist the members of this community in becoming more responsible pet owners.

To improve the quality of life of homeless animals through veterinary care, foster care, humane education, and spay/neuter programs.

We are a Non profit rescue that takes in small animals. There are hardly any small animal rescues in are area We rescue Dumped, pregnant, and animals that need new homes. We provide an outlet for a growing need of animals that are being over bred do to bunnies being a source of income for breeders and those that raise for meat/pets

Our mission is Our mission is to rescue and care for stray and homeless animals while providing humane education to the community. We work with members of the community to help cats in need. We conduct trap/neuter/return and place projects and train home and business owners on how to properly care for free roaming cats on their property and in their neighborhoods. We focus in southern Dutchess County, but help people throughout Dutchess, Putnam and Orange counties by connecting them with local rescues that can work with them, loaning equipment, coordinating spay/neuter clinics and offering guidance.

We are a 100% volunteer rescue with over 25 years of experience. There are so many boxer and boxer mixes dying in shelters every day, we are trying to help reduce the count of those dying by getting them healthy and matching them up with the right family.

Ghost Town Dog Rescue is a caring team of people dedicated to providing the love and care to dogs in need and placing them in loving furever homes

We are a 501c3 Non-Profit organization comprised of all volunteers working together to network K9's and their puppies. Our program dogs are selected as K9's in Urgent need of a "Second Chance". We also provide several Spay/Neuter buses throughout the year. These buses provide the community with low cost affordable spay and neuters which better enables them to give their pet proper care and help extend their life spans. Buses also help control the local pet population.

Clear Creek Cat Rescue is dedicated to rescuing, caring for, and rehoming stray, injured, homeless and feral cats in Alaska. Our rescue fills an unmet need in Alaska to take in the neediest of kitties including those that need extensive medical attention and medical and/or behavioral rehabilitation.

The Humane Society is nonprofit corporation governed by a Board of Directors comprised of volunteers from the community who are dedicated to animal welfare. We are committed to the general welfare, shelter and placement of animals, prevention of animal cruelty and overpopulation, and education concerning humane treatment of all living creatures. The Society is not controlled or funded by any local, state, or national organization. Founded in 1912, we have been here when you needed us…the Ross County Humane Society is an independent organization supported by members, contributors, and bequests. Your tax-deductible donation will help us save more animals and do more for people!

Angie's Friends is a 501(c)3 non-profit animal welfare organization established in 2008 for the sole purpose of aiding neglected and abused dogs in economically depressed neighborhoods of Dallas. The organization is named for, and the grassroots work is done by, Angie Manriquez, who is known throughout the community as "The Fairy Dogmother of Dallas". Even though Angie's Friends was not formed until 2008, Angie has been carrying on her mission since 1999.