Adoptions

All volunteer, foster based rescue group dedicated to the care and placement of homeless cats/kittens Our mission is not just about finding homes for pets in need but finding a home that is right for them.

Patrick and Annette are the founders of Archway, established in 1996, we have always helped animals, wildlife, horses and now cats. We teach nature skills also. PACFA licensed, through Colorados Department of Agriculture.

We are a foster based 501(c)3 Charitable Organization with a mission to Rescue German Shepherd Dogs and other Large Paw from the mean streets/abusive situations/neglectful situations, provide care and medical to promote a long happy life as a happy dog with a loving family.

Northwoods Animal Alliance is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the well-being of animals in Northern Wisconsin. Our mission is to provide shelter, care, and advocacy for animals in need, and to work towards reducing animal cruelty and neglect in our community. We believe that every animal deserves a loving home, and we work tirelessly to provide medical care, nutrition, and rehabilitation to animals in our care until they find their forever homes. We hope to ease the burden on area shelters with spay/neuter programs to avoid unwanted litters, microchipping to get animals back home as quickly as possible, and providing assistance to pet owners to keep animals with their loving families. We are a volunteer team of dedicated animal lovers with years of experience in animal care and welfare. We work closely with volunteers, local businesses, and partner organizations to provide the best possible care for local animals in need. Our long-term vision is a world where all animals are treated with kindness and compassion, and our work is driven by our commitment to making this vision a reality.

Conway Animal Welfare is a department of the Conway Police Department. We investigate animal cruelty and shelter animals for the city of Conway. We are dedicated to finding great homes for our city pets.

Corridor Rescue is a street-dog rescue. Our mission is to rehabilitate homeless, ill, and injured dogs found in Houston’s “Corridor of Cruelty” and find them permanent, loving homes. We strive to educate Corridor-area residents about the importance of spaying & neutering their pets. We provide free spay & neuter services to Corridor-area pet owners. Corridor Rescue also feeds feral cat colonies. One of our volunteers is a TNR extraordinaire and has trapped, neutered, and released hundreds of cats in the last 10 years. We do bring in the occasional friendly cat when we can find that cat a suitable rescue or home.

We are a kill shelter and prefer adopting animals our in order to save them.

At Valley Dog Rescue of Texas, we are dedicated to rescuing abandoned, neglected,  and abused animals from the Valley of South Texas. We strive to provide medical care, emotional healing, and placement into permanent loving homes for these animals in need.

The Taylor County SPCA is a 501(c)(3) foster-based animal rescue in Central Kentucky. We are run entirely by volunteers who dedicate their time to rescuing animals in need. Our rescue provides safe and loving foster homes for animals until they are ready to find their forever families! We also provide support to the community via our low-cost spay/neuter voucher program.

We are a husband and wife team that have devoted our lives to animals. I am a veterinary technician and have been doing rescue and fostering since I was 16. We live on a farm in North Salem and have been rescuing animals for years as part of our farm sanctuary and recently decided to make it official so we can expand and help more animals and adopt out animals to the right home if applicable. We have horses, Goats, Sheep, Chickens, Ducks, Cats, Dogs, Guinea Pigs and a gecko. While we have been taking in rescues for years, we began this venture with our first sad, neglected guinea pig, Nibbles- his story was the same as most--kid wants guinea pig, promises to take care of it, parents get guinea pig, kid loses interest, parents don't want to take care of it, guinea pig sits alone and neglected in a dirty cage until they finally decide to give it away. We adopted a friend for him, but as un neutered males, they did not get along and instead lived in a duplex so they didn't have to share. My daughter loved her Guinea Pigs so much, she got a female at her father's house. I knew it wouldn't be long before we would end up taking her. Now we had 3 Guinea Pigs that could not be housed together and our house began to look like a pet store and the piggies looked like they were in prison. We ended up building a Coop outside for them with an edible garden, had the boys neutered and put them all together and it was so heartwarming to see how happy they were! As soon as I mentioned what we were doing to a few people, we took in 6 Guinea Pigs within a week. It was then that we realized what a need there is for a guinea pig rescue, as they are so often forgotten and are purchased and discarded like barbie dolls. We also have been taking chickens and ducks and are putting in a quarantine barn for larger barnyard animals. So there it began... we Primarily take critical care, special needs, senior and pregnant animals as I am a retired technician and have the experience to care for them that many other rescues do not. Those animals that are unadoptable have a forever home in our sanctuary, and those that are adoptable stay until we find the absolute perfect home for them. We are currently up to 16 Sanctuary Guinea Pigs and 14 ICU Guinea Pigs, and have taken in 14 ducklings, a rooster and a cat with premature kittens that she rejected since we began our venture (aside from the 53 animals we rescued prior to becoming incorporated). I just need a better way to keep track of everyone and I have tried a couple of different software programs and am not happy with them.