Adoptions

Gdar is small home based rescue, mostly accepting strays and own surrenders but we do have the occasional shelter pull if space permits. We do have a limited space availability of 10 and don't use fosters. We are building our own building starting September 26,2016 at that point our intake should be able to double if donations allow. We are one of the fastest growing rescues around, this is our second year as a 501c3. I got into rescue because of my love for dogs, I started with transport and fostering for another organization that will alway be dear to me, but branched off on my own due to the fact our county, and literally hundreds of small towns around don't type have any type of municipal animal services at all.

Faithful Friends Animal Society is a private, nonprofit animal welfare organization with a No Kill shelter serving Delaware. Faithful Friends does not euthanize animals to make space for others. All cats and dogs in our care stay with us until forever homes are found. They receive lots of love and attention in addition to top-notch care. Programs and services include rescue and adoption, healthy pet clinics, spay/neuter clinics, free pet food & supply bank, pet therapy services, and community outreach. Our mission is to end the neglect, abandonment and killing of pets in Delaware and enrich the lives of people by promoting and providing compassionate animal-related welfare and social services.

Odie’s Place Animal Shelter was established by Brian and Kerrie Harrington and a close-knit group of animal welfare supporters in 2014. The rescue was named in honor of Otis, Brian and Kerrie's beloved shelter dog that passed away in January that same year. The ultimate goal is to build an amazing sanctuary for homeless animals, to give them a second chance at the life they deserve. Here is a personal message from Brian: "Have you ever thought about where stray dogs and cats go when they are caught? Have you ever considered the fates of runaways, or abandoned pets, if they are lucky enough for someone with a good heart to find them? Southcoast Massachusetts has thousands of stray dogs and cats roaming the streets, and many of them eventually find their way to shelters. My dog Otis was one such animal. We found him at a shelter and took him home. And in our home he was a friend, a confidante, and a part of the family. He passed away last January, and while he is gone his memory is not. The fact that Otis was able to be a part of our lives came down to luck as much as anything else. Nearly all of the shelters in our area have a kill policy; animals who are perfectly adoptable may end up being euthanized because they are old, or not socialized well, or have simply spent too long in an overcrowded shelter. But we want to ensure that Otis’s name, and the joy he brought to us, lives on. So we have established Odie’s Place, a no-kill shelter right here in New Bedford. We will do whatever it takes to make sure that every animal that comes in through our front doors leaves, one day, with its forever family. Southcoast Massachusetts sees thousands of animals enter shelters every month, and the majority of those shelters have kill policies. The simple tragic fact is that shelters are overcrowded, and perfectly healthy and well-behaved animals are being killed simply to make room for the incoming onslaught. Otis made life so much better for us, and we’re on a mission to give that same opportunity to others! Our sanctuary will have a no-kill policy, and we will provide temporary shelter until each stray or abandoned animal is adopted into its forever-family. No one will be killed off to make room!"

Animal Assistance, located in East Brunswick, New Jersey, is a perpetual, lifetime animal care, pet adoption facility in a peaceful country atmosphere since 1952. Our family oriented animal center has a purpose to provide homes for animals down on their luck, on a case to case basis. Do not abandon animals at our gates, call and we will try to help you. One of the few animal facilities in the area actually located on a farm in a country setting with over 60 years experience

I am the Georgia representative for the Italian Greyhound Club of America's rescue program. I only rescue Italian Greyhounds per our non-profit mission statement.

Cavalier Rescue of Florida is an all-volunteer, nonprofit 501(c)(3) rescue, organized to benefit Cavalier King Charles Spaniels in need. First as Mid-Florida Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club Rescue (MFCKCSC Rescue), and now as Cavalier Rescue of Florida, Inc. (CRF) we have been saving Cavaliers since 2000, placing hundreds of Cavalier King Charles Spaniels. CRF provides love, shelter, food, human companionship, medical care & spay/neuter services for Cavaliers until a placement in a pre-screened, suitable, permanent home in Florida is found. Our rescues can from shelters, from owners that can no longer care for them, from vets, from puppy mill raids... Anywhere in Florida there is a Cavalier needing to find a furever home we are here to help.

I am a no profit rescue 501 c3 . I rescue dogs from hill kill shelters and dogs that are homeless. I take them in clean them up and get them adopted. I give them a second chance at life . I take the unwanted and unloved and turn there life around.

We are a very small 501(c)3 nonprofit rescue group. Our county, Rappahannock County, does not have a public cat shelter, and we operate the only community cat shelter in the county, all done with private funding.

We are a small group of animal loving volunteers in the Thurston/Grays Harbor County areas who are embarking on an uphill journey to save stray and feral cats as well as other homeless animals. Every penny goes to the animals and we do not pay ourselves or our volunteers aside from reimbursements for supplies. We also strive to educate the community and surrounding areas about trap/neuter/vaccinate/return programs in order to instill an understanding and compassionate culture toward homeless cats. Our goal is to reduce the feral and often unhealthy cat population through TNVR and to provide information about free spay and neuter options for feral/free-roaming cats as well as low-cost options for pets as well as provide a way out for needy dogs who are on the euthanasia list at high kill shelters in other parts of the county. TNVR and rescue often intertwine when trapped animals cannot be returned for health or safety reasons, in which case the cats will stay with us until their medical needs are met and a loving permanent home/barn can be found. Occasionally, we will pick up other needy animals as well.

We are a city owned shelter. We will only be excepting animals from the City of Jacksonville residents. We are a small animal shelter we can only house 10 dog kennels and 12 cat kennels in our shelter.