Adoptions

A rescue organization dedicated to helping you locate and adopt your perfect pooch. We firmly believe that there is a perfect dog for everyone. This doesn't mean our dogs will not have accidents in the house, or bark at times you don't want them to, or chew on your good shoes. They are dogs and they will require training and structure, but their flaws make them truly unique, beautiful, and "perfect" for the right family. Perfect Pooches Adoption Agency (PPAA) is a Chicagoland based 501(c)3 rescue that was founded in December of 2012. A majority of dogs we rescue are from Chicago Animal Care and Control, but we also receive dogs from other local animal controls, owner surrenders, breeder releases and occasionally transports from under-served rural communities. All of our dogs live in foster homes prior to adoption. We are dedicated to working with each family to ensure we try to find a dog that will be a mutual match. We are an all breed rescue, but we do focus a majority of our effort on the chihuahua breed- the 2nd most euthanized breed in the shelter system. Our pooches are rescue dogs that deserve a second chance at a wonderful life. Please consider opening your heart and home to a new companion today!

Run solely by volunteers we are committed to rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming special needs and orphaned bulldog puppies. Personally (Katie) has volunteered and taken in several special needs babies over the years. I have begun teaching others how to tube feed and care for these delicate babies. This support has allowed me to start Raising Rogue providing more hands and hearts to give these little ones a fighting chance.

We are a 501c3 animal rescue dedicated to saving animals who are at risk for euthanasia at high kill shelters

We are a small group (<20) of volunteers who rescue, foster, and rehome abandoned or at-risk domestic rabbits. Our volunteers have 10 years experience, on average, caring for rescued rabbits. We do this because the local agencies and national shelter organizations do not have the interest or capacity to take in and rehome rabbits.

Friends of Campbell County Animals took over the existing Campbell County Animal Shelter after the shelter was about to be closed due to mishandling by the previous director. We are now both a 501c3 and a municipal shelter.

LTPC is a local, all volunteer group who work tirelessly to make a difference for cats living on the harsh city streets. LTPC finds loving homes for friendly abandoned cats and works to provide TNR and veterinary care for feral cats who cannot be placed in homes. Neighborhood cats are provided fresh food and water daily and monitored to ensure their health and safety.

SCRITCH Kittens is it Foster based rescue with headquarters in foster homes in Santa Clara County. We focus on providing support and Care for animals in the shelter that are shy or sick that need rehabilitation before becoming adoptable. Typically animals will spend 2 to 4 weeks in a foster home and when fully recovered and social enough for adoption then we move forward. My name is Jennifer flick and I started scritch 2 years ago to fill the gap for kittens that were not adoptable at the shelter and were at risk of euthanasia or TNR at a very young age. We do accept animals from the community if we have availability but at the moment we are focusing on the San Jose Animal Care Center.

Fees very depending on species, health, age, breed desirability. This last item is because we fund ourselves mainly through adoptions. And we provide all spay neuter, shots and microchipping in advance of adoption.

Ninth Life Rescue Center is a 501c3 Nonprofit, no-kill, all volunteer, foster based rescue fundraising to move into a brick and mortar location to save even more lives! Known for medical cases, we take in a lot of badly injured and extremely sick cats and kittens. We are fortunate to work very closely with our vet, All Pets Hospital to save as many lives as we possibly can. We support our community by only taking in local animals, providing TNR (Trap-Neuter-Release) to help reduce the feral stray population, free bi-monthly neuter clinics to the public, and adopting out our fully vetted animals.

We have been an official group since 2013 but we had been doing TNR for years. We started mainly in Half Moon Bay because the farmers were not aware of TNR and tons of cats and kittens were everywhere. We do what we do so these wonderful animals can have a chance at a better life and to help control the pet population. Praying to see the day there are no more wonderful innocent animals killed in shelters.