Education & Outreach

Safe Harbor Animal Coalition (S.H.A.C.) is an animal welfare organization dedicated to the humane care of homeless and abandoned dogs and cats in Foley, Gulf Shores, Orange Beach and South Baldwin County, Alabama, while promoting lifesaving programs in partnership with local and national animal welfare groups across the country.

Rottie Empire Rescue is a non- profit animal rescue based out of upstate NY. Our mission is to rescue and rehome dogs in forever homes, and to avoid the need for rehoming in the future by promoting responsible pet ownership. We seek to educate the public on issues facing companion domestic animals through articles, public awareness and events to promote humane treatment of animals, including the responsibilities and duties of ownership of Rottweilers and other “bully” breeds. We encourage and facilitate proper veterinary care including vaccinations, spaying and neutering. Our Rescue is guided by and supports the principle that all companion domestic animals should have good homes and proper medical care. While our focus is to rescue and rehome Rottweilers and other “bully” breeds, we help all kinds of dogs and also cats. We are an all-volunteer program, with no shelter; all of our dogs are in foster homes while awaiting permanent adoptive homes to properly screened families and individuals. If you would like to meet any of our adoptable dogs a meeting can be arranged. We also have adoption clinics twice a month at Bensons Pet Center in Clifton Park, NY. Many of our dogs attend the clinics but if you are looking to meet a specific dog please message us or email us. Adoption applications are available at rottieempirerescue.com. We are always looking for foster homes- foster applications are also available on our website.

My rescue focuses on the neonatal kittens and orphaned kittens. We raise them, vet them properly and then home them. I do it because I want to cut down the euthanasia rate.

I was in Dog Rescue as VP of a large 501c3 dog rescue for 7 years after living a life of being an animal lover and taking in all hurt / strays etc I could afford. While part of teh dog rescue, I independently rescued a tiny kitten that had been attacked by something. That cat is now a wonderful part of our family with a missing tail, missing ear and he's blind in one eye! I realized then that there are in Dallas probably 5 dog rescues for every cat rescue and thus began my journey to start A Voice for All Paws. I spent about a year putting the pieces together and planning and became a 501c3 reality in July 2018.

Because every single animal has value, the Hill Country SPCA is dedicated to: Preventing cruelty and neglect of domesticated animals in the Texas Hill Country Reducing the number of homeless and unwanted companion animals Eliminating euthanasia of unwanted animals Fostering responsible pet ownership Providing shelter and placement services for homeless and unwanted animals

We are cat lovers who rescue as many cats as we can take in. We have them tested, spayed or neutered, vaccinated and wormed then find them forever homes. We also participate in monthly tnr projects that trap 50 feral cats per month. Provide food for colony cats.

Lee Shore is a collective of women with a shared passion for animals. The rescue was founded in 2017 by Paulina Putnam and Alison Shanahan, who had each worked in rescue for a number of years and recognized a need for a rescue that served animals who couldn't be adopted right away. These animals were pregnant, too young, or in need of physical or psychological rehabilitation. Both Paulina and Alison had her own unique talents. Paulina had successfully rehabilitated many dogs when others had pronounced the case impossible. Alison had a passion for the mothers and babies. They started Lee Shore with these distinct goals in mind: to bring in those rehab, maternity, and pediatric cases who aren't ready for adoption now, but who can be made ready for life as a companion with the right care. ​This remains our mission. In the three years since our founding, we have saved over four hundred animals, and we hope to continue to grow and fight for the voiceless.

At Beyond Rescue, we’re committed to ensuring that you and your dog are family forever. So we are here for you through the entire process, from adoption to socialization and training, to providing the education and support to keep your household comfortable and happy. And if you find yourself facing challenges that might lead to having to give up your dog, we offer solutions that can help you keep your dog. We promise any dog that comes into our care will never end up homeless during their lifetime. Beyond Rescue understands that adopting a dog is where the relationship starts, not where it ends. Our community of dog-loving people goes beyond rescuing dogs—we work to provide a safety net that helps to ensure that adoptive families have the ongoing support, education, and services they need to keep their dog happy and healthy and home. Forever. We started as a small group of friends who met inside the rescue community. We all bring different experiences, passions, and expertise. We believe our diversity is our strength and allows us to be an open-minded and accepting organization.

I started rescuing when I heard that adoptable animals where being euthanized. I partner with local kill shelters & only take pets in danger of being euthanized. As I think they need me the most. We are working on expanding to be able to take more pets, & to also partner with kill shelters in other states & transporting them back here to Safe Haven. All pets are health checked, spayed/neutered, UTD on shots, dewormed & trained/socialized.

K Kids Dachshund Rescue Inc was incorporated in VA in February 2018 and approved by the IRS as a 501(c)(3) organization in early May. We have a firm commitment to the well being of the dachshund breed with an emphasis on controlling overpopulation through spay/neuter, placing dachshunds from shelters and owner surrenders in high quality adoptive homes through a rigorous screening process, and educating owners about how to keep their dachshunds happy and healthy through proper nutrition and exercise, how to handle health problems common to the breed including intervertebral disc disease and pancreatitis, and how to handle behavior problems through training and persistence.