Adoptions

We are dedicated to reducing animal homelessness and abuse by preventing the births of unwanted puppies and kittens. We operate a low-cost spay/neuter clinic for cats and provide vouchers for spaying and neutering dogs at other veterinary offices. We operate a comprehensive trap-neuter-return program for feral cats that includes trap loans, trapping assistance, spaying and neutering, and assistance with ongoing colony management. We provide foster care and adoptions for homeless and at-risk kittens and cats, and occasionally for dogs.

One Dog at a Time is an all volunteer Humane Rescue Group. We investigate animal abuse/neglect and work together with the authorities to make a change.

Town of Little Elm Animal Services is a municipal shelter for strays and adoptions. We provide a customer driven approach to animal services, maintaining a clean and inviting animal shelter. We believe in professional and ethical performance of our duties, and providing a safe and healthy environment for all animals in our care. We cater to cats and dogs but can provide accommodations for small animals (limited). Also provide live animals traps for free but there is a $60 refundable deposit. We are capable of providing education to the public on animal welfare.

Cindy is the one who started this organization about 2 years ago, I have been involved for about 5 months as their dog trainer and foster. Cindy has been giving me more responsibilities to prep me to take over. We help abandoned, abused and neglected pets to find safety through rescue, transport, foster & adoption. We do it to promote spay/neuter of pets and to help save as many pets from being euthanized and placed in a loving and forever home.

We are an all volunteer, donation funded group of Doberman lovers in Colorado, Wyoming and Utah. We take in dogs who find themselves in shelters and owner surrenders. We fully vet them to get them ready for a forever home. All dogs are acclimated to home life before adoption.

Established in 2012, Southwest English Setter Rescue (SWESR) is incorporated in Texas and a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization. Our founding members all have many years of experience in other animal rescue groups, including English Setter rescue. We share a love for English Setters, an in-depth understanding of this wonderful breed. The majority of the dogs in our program are rescued after being abandoned or surrendered to shelters in the Southwestern USA. We also assist individuals who wish to give up their Setters for adoption. We welcome prospective adopters from the entire USA and Canada. All SWESR dogs live in foster homes where their energy level, temperament, training and other skills can be assessed prior to adoption. All our dogs receive a complete vet exam, are spayed or neutered, brought up-to-date on vaccinations, tested and treated for heartworms and parasites, given heartworm prevention and micro-chipped before adoption. Because our goal is to make the best possible placement for a dog, we work closely with prospective adopters to ensure a successful adoption in a well matched home. SWESR is wholly dependent on our adoption fees and private donations to meet our expenses. All donations go directly to the care of our rescue dogs. We need volunteers to support our efforts, especially foster homes, in Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Nevada and California. Please consider making a donation or volunteering for SWESR. SWESR adopts to homes throughout the USA and Canada. Because we require pre-adoption screening (i.e. home visit), adopters outside of the Southwestern USA may need to be patient while we locate a volunteer to assist us with the home visit step of our application process. If an adopter is unable to drive to the foster location to pick up the dog being adopted, transports within the Southwest USA may be arranged at no cost through our network of volunteer drivers. Our volunteer network in many areas of TX and OK is strong, and we have limited transport routes established for CO, NM, UT, CA. Patience may be required while volunteer transport drivers are found to help transport an adopted dog to a new Southwest destination. Adopters may choose to transport a dog via commercial airlines as Air Cargo or paid ground transport services at their own expense. We will assist making those arrangements.

The Thrift Store contributes to the community in many different ways including fostering unwanted cats and kittens in our “Cat Rooms” until they find permanent homes. We operate strictly on memberships, donations from caring individuals, and revenue from our Thrift Store. Unlike the shelter, we are not supported by government funds. I have been with Cherokee for over 5 years, and I love it!! I love knowing when I go to bed at night that I have made a difference in many animals lives as well as the adopters life!

Animal Control for the city of Gentry Ar. We hold stray dogs for 5 days then find good homes for our dogs.

The Perth Amboy Animal Shelter is managed by the local police department and manages all Animal Control services for the town of Perth Amboy. Animal Control Officers facilitate daily operations of the shelter and manage active foster and adoption programs.

We started last June, so barely a year ago. Just obtained 501 status July 10. We specialize in puppies, such as "unwanted litters" and aid in fixing the owners pets. we also specialize in Moms and Pups from the pound, plus many others from the pound and owner surrender.