Adoptions

Underdog is a strong network of volunteers in the Bay Area dedicated to saving the Underdogs in our shelters and community. We have dedicated our efforts to giving a second chance to the dogs that are most in need (medically or behaviorally) and the dogs that have been overlooked for too long. We are a foster based rescue which means we do not have a shelter facility.

We are an open intake shelter in a rural county in Cleveland, TN. Our goal is to find homes for the homeless, neglected, or abused animals in our county and never euthanize for time or space. When we are able to we offer free core vaccines to our residents in an effort to keep the animals healthy, and also offer free dog and cat food when we have enough to help the community.

We are committed to preventing cruelty and promoting kindness to animals. Through our activities, we aim to reduce animal suffering and increase animal wellbeing and aiming to rehome them to responsible and caring homes where they can thrive and live happy lives.

We specialize in finding homes for dogs and cats where “imperfection” is tolerated in exchange for a lifetime of love and devotion. Our foster animals have been discarded by the people they once trusted, only to find themselves in a shelter with no other options. We want them to have a second chance to receive the love and care they deserve.

We started as Sacramento Front Street Animal Shelter Advocates, working with our local shelter by providing funding for capital improvements and a dental machine. As the things changed, so did the focus. We loved working with the shelter but it was our time to grow and find a new challenge! We decided a name change was in order and Fosters & Paws was born. Our name pays homage to our Fosters first, because without them, we wouldn’t be able to save lives. And then we got down to business . . . The first dog we pulled from the shelter was a mama that had just given birth to 5 beautiful puppies. The shelter environment is very loud and scary for a mama that is just trying to protect her babies. And with that, we found our purpose, our passion! We started working with local shelters to pull pregnant moms that had either been surrendered or dumped somewhere. We give the moms a safe environment to deliver their pups. Once the pups are weaned, we get moms and pups spayed/neutered and we find fantastic forever homes. Between 2019 and 2021, we have pulled a total of 60 moms and saved them from having to deliver their babies in the shelter environment AND we have found loving homes for all the moms and pups! While our passion is saving mamas, we also rescue other dogs in need, such as serious medicals, including amputations, and parvo puppies. We also keep an eye out for seniors and try to give them the best life for the time they have left. In total to date, we are proud to say we have saved well over 500 dogs and 1 kitten! We intend to continue to grow and hope to add many more family members to our pack! OUR MISSION We do rescue differently by doing the right thing for animals and people. OUR VISION To foster an environment where all animals are safe & loved. OUR VALUES The Golden Rule Lead by example Transparency Do the right thing Community advocate Treat 'em like friends Never leave a mom behind

We are happy to serve you and your pets needs. Just give us a call of pay us a visit. Morgan County Animal Services performs many services to the citizens, such as: Enforce the county's animal ordinances Respond to calls regarding stray pets as well as accept owner surrenders Help owners find their missing pets through advertisement in the Morgan County Citizen and the Lake Oconee News, as well as through the Nixle program A large percentage of our animals are either adopted or go to rescue.

Rescue and rehabilitation of dogs both from city shelters and owner surrenders

Kingdom Rescue is a foster-based 501(c)3 charitable organization run by volunteers. We utilize Biblical Principles of charity, to "Help His Helpless" through quality care, compassion, and selflessness to bring God's hand of mercy to each family and animal we connect with.

PAL was founded in 1992 by Yolo County community members interested in community service, pets, and maintaining seniors’ quality of life. Originally, PAL focused on placement services for seniors looking for the right pet or to place pets they could no longer keep, arranging visits for seniors who enjoyed animals but could no longer keep a pet, and advocating for seniors who wanted to keep their pets when moving into a new residence. Over the years, PAL has restructured to focus on strengthening the human-animal bond among all community members.

C.A.R.E. Medical Fund provides emergency medical funding and assistance to companion animals in our shelters. C.A.R.E. initially started as a funding source for small, local shelters that did not have in-house medical care. We have since become a medical-only rescue implementing life-saving programs that save the lives of at-risk shelter pets.