Adoptions

We are a group of animal lovers and advocates in, and around, the Greater Houston area. We rescue pigs and other farm animals in emergency situations, offer boarding for families in transition, rehabilitate the injured and sick, and we adopt out to approved and zoned pig homes. We do this for the love of the very misunderstood potbelly pigs that are so often discarded after less than 2 years with a family due to lack of research. We educate the public about these amazing babies in order to try to curb the amount requiring rehoming.

Geauga Humane Society (GHS) has a proud history of being a leading animal welfare agency in northeast Ohio. We began our life-saving work in 1974. Our vision is to create a humane world where animals are treated with compassion and respect. Our mission is to act on behalf of animals and inspire people to build a more humane community. Our services include: adoptions, enforcing humane law, TNR (Trap, Neuter / Spay, & Return) program, education, rescue and rehabilitation.

We are a small group that formed when we saw a local need to curb the stray and feral population. We TNR community cats and remove kittens for taming and adoption. Friendly adults are also placed for adoption after exhausting previous owner searches.

A Sanctuary for Pyrenees while awaiting Adoption Who are these folks, and why are they helping these beautiful dogs? This is the puppy that started us on our journey to help these great dogs - Nichole John and Linda Kryder started by adopting their first Pyr puppy, & Nichole, in 1992. In learning to live with a little Pyr, they got involved with the Great Pyrenees Club of America, participated in the activities of a regional group and eventually became involved in the group's rescue program. One thing led to another and in 1994 they separated from the club and formed PYRescue. They incorporated and became a nonprofit 501(c)3 in 2011. On an average, they rescued two Pyrs a week, placing over 2500 Pyrenees in new homes over the years. In June of 2015, they finally decided to retire and turned the reins over to new owners and operators Judith Dole and Dr. Michael Heffron, who bought a large property just a few miles northeast of the Kryders in 2014. Michael and Judy built a new facility designed specifically for the needs of these big, beautiful dogs, which can be seen on our Facilities page The Pyrs who are awaiting placement now have a 4 acre fenced pasture to run and play in, 150 square foot indoor/outdoor heated and cooled kennels with large comfy beds and blankets. Tax-deductible donations pay for food, utilities, transportation expenses, and vet bills. Please consider sponsoring a Pyr that we are currently sheltering, or if you would like to make a donation to help these wonderful animals, contact us or use the credit card or Paypal link on our homepage. Our Mission The mission of PYRescue is to provide for the continuing care and support of all Great Pyrenees in need of assistance through no fault of their own. PYRescue shall continue to provide all necessary care; medical (including spay/neuter without exception), physical and emotional, as required to ensure the placement of every homeless and unwanted Pyrenees that comes to PYRescue in a permanent, happy, and loving home environment suitable to the needs of each Pyrenees. PYRrescue's efforts shall extend throughout Colorado and the surrounding States as needed.

We are a non breed specific dog and cat rescue and a community outreach organization. We understand and value the powerful connection between people and pets. As we set out to provide a safer, happier life for animals, we realized that in order to do that, we were helping people as well. Through a variety of owner support programs, we strive to keep pets in their original homes whenever possible by providing food, veterinary care, training assistance, support, and more. We work with survivors of domestic abuse, Veterans, seniors, the homeless, and children, to provide access to services, find the perfect family, and educate and inspire the next generation to take action. We are a 100% volunteer run organization that relies entirely on the support of the community. ​

We are a cage free cat sanctuary with a veterinary clinic (only for our animals) on site. We pull animals from ACC and provide whatever medical treatment necessary to get them ready for homes.

Epic Animal Rescue is dedicated to saving the homeless and abandoned animals of Texas. We will provide a safe haven for these animals while we search for their forever adoptive homes. Our team is dedicated to the welfare of all animals and will provide educational support to the general public regarding the need for neuter, adequate vaccination and lifelong vet care of companion animals.

We rescue dogs from high kill shelters and find them perfect forever homes.

I live in a rural area where stray cats and some dogs wander in regularly. My policy has always been to trap, neuter and release the cats, and if they decide to stay, then they become part of my farm family. The dogs are altered, and homes are found for them. About twelve years ago, I began volunteering with a rescue in Wagoner. I learned a great deal about rescuing animals while there. I, and several of my rescue friends, now want to focus more on our immediate area, as the cats are still coming and many of them are very suitable for adoption into loving homes. Rescuegroups.org has been a wonderful way to make potential adopters aware of the animals needing homes. We would like to be able to share our adoptable pets with the people looking to adopt through your portal. We want to make a difference to every pet who is sent our way.

We are committed to saving the lives of dogs placed into high kill shelters from southern states. We believe every dog deserves the chance to live and be happy. Our fosters have one primary mission… rescuing and placing homeless, neglected, or abused dogs from High-Kill shelters from the South into loving, responsible, committed and permanent homes. We have a comprehensive adoption process which includes taking considerable care in finding good matches and educating prospective adopters about the responsibilities and cost of bringing a dog into their homes and lives. Animals in our care receive all appropriate veterinary care and treatment, and are placed in nurturing foster homes while they await placement in their permanent homes.