Adoptions

To help the voiceless - our motto is no cat left behind

The Humane Society of Blue Ridge (Georgia) works diligently to increase the awareness of animal issues through public education, striving to end euthanasia of healthy, adoptable animals, to promote and offer affordable spay and neutering to the community, and reduce the local feral cat population through our trap, neuter, and release program. The Humane Society of Blue Ridge is a non-profit organization whose mission is to promote respect for all living things, to provide for the welfare of abandoned, injured, or mistreated dogs and cats in order to find them loving, permanent homes.

Our rescue focuses on saving senior dogs and finding Furever homes for all the forgotten animals in the world. We pull the last animals on the euthanasia lists - no matter how old or sick they are, we will always be there for them. We are trying to change the world of rescue with our unique facility and our emphasis on enjoying every moment and treating each day as if it's our last.

We are an IRS approved 501(c)(3) non-profit Keeshond rescue, serving the Mid Atlantic region, formed to promote the welfare of the Keeshond dog breed and is organized exclusively for the charitable and educational purposes within the meaning of section 501(c)3 of the Internal Revenue Code. More specifically, such purposes include the rescuing, fostering and placement of abandoned, abused and unwanted Keeshonden into permanent loving homes, while educating the general public about this specific breed.

About VHS Valley Humane Society has worked to save and improve the lives of Tri-Valley companion animals since 1987. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, our programs and services are made possible by the generosity of private donors. We receive no government funds, tax dollars, or money from national humane organizations. Contributions of all sizes matter greatly, and we use them wisely! Our Vision A world in which every animal is loved and every person knows the love of an animal. Our Mission Valley Humane Society (VHS) creates a brighter future for cats and dogs by encouraging and strengthening the bond between people and pets. VHS rescues and rehabilitates companion animals, champions responsible caretaking, shares pets’ soothing affections with people in need of comfort, and supports and preserves existing pet-guardian relationships.

We are a dog rescue. Nancy Jimeno founded the rescue and was originally saving mostly pitbulls. Overtime we have grown and we save all kinds of breeds from all over! We get dogs as strays, owner surrenders, abandonment cases, hoarding cases, the euthanasia list at shelters across Southern California and so much more! We strive to help animals in need while also teaching our community how to be better

My name is William Fleming and I am the director of The Royal Cavy Guinea Pig Rescue Inc. We are an emergency rescue service. We rescue and rehabilitate animals in crisis situations such as animals where were dumped or left on a property, are sick or injured, are being neglected, abused or will be unethically euthanatized. Our organization started at the beginning of the pandemic. Many animal rescues had closed and people were dumping guinea pigs and rabbits into the wild. We decided to create the rescue as an efforts to stop illegal dumping to to provide a safe space for both families and animals who are going to be dumped or left on a property.

We are a group of Fila owners who love this guardian breed and do everything we can to protect them. Fila's form a very strong bond with their people and require experience when handling and rehoming.

​Lifeline of Galveston County is a 501(c)3 non-profit located in Southeast Texas. Our mission is to end the killing of companion animals in Galveston County by promoting and providing resources, education, and programs that save lives and transform animal welfare in our community.

We serve last-chance dogs and cats from parts of the U.S. struggling with overpopulation, and we believe no animal should face euthanasia due to crowding alone. We understand that high euthanasia rates represent a complex social problem that does not occur in a vacuum. Though we are new and our operations are small, we aim to implement rescue services : -In an environmentally sustainable manner -Supplemented with education initiatives -Alongside spay and neuter outreach programming -In coordination with child mental-health and disability services (our founder is a psychologist in training)