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Southern Animal Welfare League Non-Profit Pet Rescue EIN 57-1238819 The purpose and passion of Southern Animal Welfare League is to prevent the suffering, neglect and abuse of companion animals in Chester County, South Carolina. Our focus is on educating the public on the importance of altering their companion animals, offering a low/no cost spay & neuter program for those that need financial assistance. Saving animals abandoned and left in our local kill shelter, providing a safe haven and veterinary care before transporting these wonderful animals to our “no kill" partner groups in the northeast. Providing financial assistance for animals that may have an emergency health crisis while at our underfunded local kill shelter.

Sooty’s Sanctuary is a group of concerned citizens, volunteers, and fosters, dedicated to giving a better life to the countless homeless pets, and petless homes. We are pending our 501(c)(3), but are none-the-less a non-profit organization, so every cent donated will go directly to the pets and our efforts to re-home them.

We are a county funded, county owned animal shelter. Our primary mission is animal control. My personal mission is the return of every lost pet, finding homes for every discarded, surrendered, or otherwise displaced potential pet. No other occupation brings me as much joy and heartache. Our county as a spay neuter problem. It saddens me to know every day dogs and cats are breeding and the litters will show up at our doors. We have a functional capacity of 40 animals, with a maximum of 80. We currently house 63. Our shelter sees over 1000 animals a year through our doors. I want to educate the public of spay neuter, bring in grants to help the people do so, and get our intake down to a reasonable 300-400. If we can do it, I can ensure every animal is adopted back to our citizens, or rescued.

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"Dirty Little Paws is a non profit, no-kill 501c3 cat rescue in San Diego county that rescues many cats and kittens from at risk situations and high kill shelters in southern California, promotes spay/neuter of all cats, advocates for feral cats and manages colonies around San Diego county, educates and assists the public in various ways with urgent cat care needs and veterinary costs, when we have funding available, on a case by case basis , provides loving care and nurturing, through our incredible foster home network, to prepare cats for their future Purrfect Furrever home that's waiting, somewhere, for them, and provides veterinary care, and other medical necessities like vaccines, deworming, testing for common viruses, microchipping, etc. in prepping kitty for his long awaited new home. Our fosters are the backbone of our organization and crucial to most rescues' success! We always need volunteers, fosters, and we are funded 100% by charitable donations, adoption fees, and fundraising events. We also assist with TNR (trap, neuter, release) of community, stray, and feral cats and with other rescue projects if we are able.

The Hancock County Humane Society is a no-kill*, non-profit animal shelter registered as a 501(c)3 organization. (We are not affiliated with, nor do we receive financial support from, the Humane Society of the United States.) This shelter has been in existence since 1977 and has always been staffed entirely by volunteers and funded entirely on donations from the local community. We strive to find permanent safe and loving adoptive homes for the pets in our care. We average 30-40 cats in our shelter and with foster volunteers. Our average intake of cats in a year, and adoptions of pets, is approximately 150. With the recent addition of a medical isolation suite to our facility, our volunteers in cooperation with local veterinarians are able to provide the daily care necessary to help more sick animals become healthy, adoptable pets. We work with other local shelters and last year rescued over 75 cats from facilities who are sometimes forced to euthanize animals due to illness or space limitations. We also work to provide our community with resources for necessary animal care services so more residents can keep their pets and avoid surrendering them to a shelter. Our pet food pantry is nearing its first completed year in service. We host annual low-cost vaccination clinics with local veterinarians to provide pet owners with affordable vaccines. We provide resources to help reunite lost pets and their owners. (And our pets are adopted with microchips that can be transferred to their new forever family.) We help scouting groups with pet-related education and service projects, and connect pet owners with spay/neuter resources to help reduce the population of unwanted animals. Our motto: "Kindness to Animals, Inevitably Leads to Kindness to People."

Paw Patrol is a dedicated group of volunteers working to improve the quality of life for dogs living in our community. Paw Patrol is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization run completely by volunteers. Our Mission To rescue and re-home neglected, abused, or otherwise unwanted dogs into loving homes. To provide shelter in the form of a lean-to or doghouse to outdoor dogs in an effort to keep them dry and warm. To provide outdoor dogs with alternatives to chaining in order to improve their quality of life. To promote the importance of spaying/neutering dogs and to offer this service to dogs in our community. To provide information to the public about the negative aspects of dog tethering. To assist owners with necessary resources to allow them to keep their dog happy, healthy, and out of the already over-crowded shelter system.

We are a Non profit rescue that takes in small animals. There are hardly any small animal rescues in are area We rescue Dumped, pregnant, and animals that need new homes. We provide an outlet for a growing need of animals that are being over bred do to bunnies being a source of income for breeders and those that raise for meat/pets

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