Adoptions

Gatos de la Noche is a small rescue and our mission is to actively facilitate and support the humane treatment of feral cat colonies. This includes participating in Trap Neuter and Return (TNR) of feral cats, seeking medical attention for cats that are ill or hurt, setting up feeding stations for anyone willing to feed a colony on a daily basis, trapping kittens and finding foster homes to socialize them and training others to do the same. We do this to help the cats that are overlooked by society.

Best Friends Animal Society in Northwest Arkansas works collaboratively with city shelters, local animal welfare organizations and passionate individuals to save the lives of cats in our area.

We are a new, small rescue based in Charleston, WV. We have been approved for 501(c)(3) status by the IRS. Currently, our rescue is run by me, Cindy Limer, and Regina Cordell. We have bee friends for 40 years and decided to go legit with our efforts. Our goal is to save and assist stray, unwanted, or abandoned cats. West Virginia has a huge problem with overpopulation and we hope we can counter this with education and public outreach. We offer a full-service rescue and are growing quickly every day with donation and volunteers. I am a Registered Veterinary Technician, so we can cut down on some intake costs by performing some tests in-house.

CO Corgis and Friends is a 501 c3 dog Rescue (specializing in Corgis and other lowrider breeds) that was formed in late 2019 by a group of Corgi loving people who not only love and understand the Corgi breed, but love all other dogs as well. The founding members have over 100+ years of experience owning Corgis and 50+ years in Rescue. It is our pleasure to help homeless dogs in need, help struggling owners rehome their pets, and offer advice on training issues typical of this herding breed. Please feel free to contact us to see if we can help! CCFR acquired our 501c3 in January 2020 CCFR is PACFA certified as of January 17, 2020

We rescue mastiffs and other giant breed dogs. I am retired from education, and I do this full time now. I have rescued and transported dogs for many years, but now I work at it full time. I specialize in senior dogs and hospice care, but I love dogs and want to help them find homes.

We are a life-saving shelter serving, first and foremost, local animal populations and pet owners. We are independent, nonprofit organization dedicated to the promotion of animal welfare, to the protection, sheltering, and placement of companion animals into responsible, loving homes, to humane education in the community, and to local, state and national animal advocacy. We consider it our responsibility to the community to do the following: Protect and provide shelter for lost, abandoned and relinquished animals. - Provide adoption opportunities for all animals under our care. - Promote the care and well being of all living creatures through education. - Provide effective means for the prevention of cruelty to animals and encourage kindness toward animals. - Educate the public on pet overpopulation and proper animal care. - Campaign for all companion animals to be spayed and neutered. - Fund a low cost spay/neuter program with the cooperation of local veterinarians. We do this because we love the animals and we believe with the right tools and education, our community can be equipped to treat all animals with respect and care.

We rescue cats at risk of euthanasia from high-kill shelters and provide them with a safe haven where the public can engage in socializing, rehabilitating, and adopting. This brings awareness to the community about the importance of rescue.

We are Wayne County's Humane Society and animal control. We are staffed by 2 full-time employees and a part-time employee. We also have volunteers that walk animals and socialize cats. We care for the animals because we are a rural area and there are a lot of strays and unwanted animals. We do our jobs because we want a better life for these animals. We want to place them in loving forever homes.

President/ Founder We are passionate about saving dogs/ cats and partnering them with amazing home that are perfect fot them and adopters

Henderson Animal Center’s mission is to provide temporary shelter and excellent care for stray, unwanted, and homeless animals for the city, promote responsible pet ownership, protect our citizens by housing public nuisance animals brought by local law enforcement, and prevent unnecessary euthanasia by diligently striving to locate homes for every animal possible within our care. All activities shall be in compliance with state, federal, and local laws and regulations, and duties shall be performed by a humane and professional staff. The purpose of our Animal Protection is to enforce city ordinances directly related to animals, respond to animal concerns within the city, handle strays and wildlife as needed, and educate the public on proper animal care and ownership.