Adoptions

We have seen such a need for abandoned, neglected, and abused animals here in Texas. Our goal is to help as many animals as possible and to help educate individuals on caring for their pets.

Blue Earth Nicollet County Humane Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to finding loving forever homes for homeless cats and dogs, using spay/neuter programs to reduce the number of unwanted pets, and reuniting lost/found animals with their owners.

We rescue unwanted, abandoned, or abused animals. Medically treat, rehabilitate and house them until a forever home can be found.

Hello! My name is Renee and I have always loved animals dearly. My first pet was actually a duck we saved from slaughter. I was 4 years old, so I am not sure you could call it my pet. I love animals, and you can always find me following the animals around at parties. I am that person. I always have been. My first actual pet was a cat named Sam, or Sammie. He is the name sake of this rescue, and this rescue embodies the spirit of who he was. He loved kittens and always bonded to at least one. Even if he was a crabby old man, the kittens brought out the young man in him and always brightened his world. He was an extraordinary cat who everyone loved. He was my best friend, and honestly, my protector. He was my emotional support animal and was there when I needed him, most times before I even knew that I needed him. He was so in tune with me that he would care for and comfort me when I was sick or in pain. He was unlike any other. I started this rescue in his name, due to his love and my love of kittens and cats in need. Especially kittens and young cats. I focus heavily on adoptable cats caught through TNR that otherwise would be breeding and left outside, when they can be brought inside and adopted. They are a simple resolution to a complex issue. The more adoptable cats I can get off the streets and altered, the better. Another special mission of mine is pregnant mom cats and kittens found outside. I find them the most vulnerable, and they hold a special place in my heart. This season, I recently delivered my first litter of kittens, and I find it to be my most proud accomplishment. It was not an uncomplicated delivery or litter early on. They all had their issues, and so did the delivery and mom cat. Everyone is happy and healthy now, and finally ready for adoption, but I am so proud of how far they have all come. I try to go back to colonies and TNR where cats came from to reduce population growth, or at least let other larger organizations I work with know about them so that they can be helped. I believe in closing that loop, so all cats are helped and no one is left behind. As a small rescue, sometimes it is hard to do, alone.

Forgotten Paws has been in operation for almost 25 yrs. Our main focus is on dogs with social, behavioral, medical and senior issues. We have plenty of dogs without these issues but that is what we get called upon to help most of all bc other rescues won’t take those animals. We work with a local cat trapping group to help with kittens in the area and spaying feral colonies. We are a very small organization, with a handful of volunteers, that are far outnumbered by the animal in our organization. We have a kennel house but try to place most of the animals into foster homes. The kennel house is mainly for the socially dysfunctional, bite dogs and seniors.

Our all-breed 501C-3 animal rescue and specialty pet services team is dedicated to the protection of all canines or felines that are in danger of abuse, neglect or abandonment. We aim to making a positive difference in the lives of animals in our community and in other countries. To improve the quality of life for all dogs and cats in our care is our commitment as we save as many animals as we can in order to help improve over population of strays or un-wanted pets. We are a non-profit all-volunteer foster based group of passionate individuals who truly love animals and believe saving every abandon animal or mistreated pet is worth rescuing and each day our team is making a difference in the lives of pets and their families. We will continue to add new programs from educational outreach to new community projects to inform dog ownership by enriching their furry friends’ life through established communities programs. We also are adding new advocacy projects and financial welfare support programs such as free spay and neuter for animals in permanent homes for low-income families. We will organize pet events to expand exposure of our current so they can find a permanent home; we will also visit rehabilitation and retirement communities to further our mission. Our Animal Rescue Provides Each Canine Or Feline In Our Foster-Home Program All The Necessary Comforts Of Living In A Loving Home And Giving Them Best Quality Of Life While They Are Waiting For Their Forever Families. At times, We May Need To Use Boarding Facilities Due To No Available Foster, But We Work Hard To Find A Loving Homes For All Our Furry Friends And Continue To Reach Out To The Community Asking For New Families To Sign Up As A Foster. Our Rescue Does A 30 Point Inspection To Ensure The Safety Of Each Dog Or Cat. We provide only the best-Rated dog/Cat food

We are a dedicated group of volunteers who care for farm animals who have been pulled from kill pens and slaughter houses

We are a small foster based animal rescue in Allentown, Pa. We help cats and dogs that are in need of shelter, food and veterinary care. We do what we do for the little furry lives that cannot speak for themselves. We advocate for them daily and do our best to get them placed in forever, loving homes.

We are a 501c3 rescue focused on saving all breeds from shelters in the south.

Pippi’s Place Pet Rescue is a non-profit volunteer organization dedicated to reducing the number of unwanted cats and kittens through the support of local Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) programs as well as placement of available felines in permanent homes. We will rescue animals who are homeless due to owner surrender, endangered due to abandonment/neglect/abuse, and those at risk of being euthanized at area shelters. We will place feline companions in loving homes following a comprehensive screening process which includes ensuring a good match between the animal and prospective adopter as well as educating potential adopters about the responsibilities associated with bringing a cat into their home. All cats and kittens will be spayed or neutered, receive appropriate veterinary care including any necessary treatment, and will be placed in caring foster homes until the time of adoption. We will work closely with local shelters and other rescue organizations to promote the importance of spaying/neutering companion animals. We will work with these agencies to develop a network of supporters and volunteers so that we may create a better world for homeless animals.