Education & Outreach

Wish Upon a Rescue is a 501(c)3 non-profit Illinois based animal rescue focused on saving the lives of homeless animals while providing the community with extensive education, outreach, and support. We believe in going above and beyond the status quo of rescues and are committed to providing innovative care and support for our animals physical and emotional health. We believe that all animals deserve a second chance at life regardless of the breed, age, or physical ability.

Brenda has personally had rabbits her entire life. 12 years ago she started rescuing rabbits that were running the streets of Morgan Hill. She would have about 5 - 7 rabbits at all times while trying to find homes for them. April of 2015 she was injured and went on permanent disability. She then started helping shelters with overcrowding and other people with surrenders. April 2017 it was decided to incorporate in order to help the public and the rabbits better. We care about the rabbit and the human and want to help make both of their lives better.

We are a rural rescue in Pipe Creek Texas. We have a nicely appointed outdoor kennel space with lots of land. We help with the overcrowding problem by taking in strays and pull off the euthanasia list to save dogs. We adopt locally in Texas and abroad to good homes. We then use a transporter to get them to their dream home if it is outside the state of Texas.

We are Florida’s only guinea pig rescue with the 501(c)3 charitable organization distinction and have very high standards of care at our rescue. We provide the whole State of Florida with guinea pig care information, adoptions, and are a nationally and internationally recognized guinea pig rescue. Crazy Cavies is a Non-Profit 501(c)3, No Kill guinea pig only rescue that provides a temporary safe haven for abandoned, neglected and/or homeless guinea pigs, located in Lauderhill, FL. Crazy Cavies educates the public about guinea pigs, provides a temporary safe haven for abandoned guinea pigs, and finds quality forever homes for guinea pigs. We partner with other organizations to stop the unnecessary euthanasia of guinea pigs.

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We formed All Good Dogs to educate the public about the overpopulation problem in our area. Our goal is that through education and training rescue dogs to overcome behavior issues, the number of homeless in our area will be reduced significantly

For the Love of Birds is exclusively for charitable and educational purposes of companion birds through rescue, care and placement. Parrots can live long lives, 20 to 80 years, and because of this and by virtue of not being a domesticated animal, they will end up living in multiple homes for various reasons; unfulfilled expectations, death, moving, loss of job, life changes, etc of caregivers. It is our mission to help as many birds as we can and find a loving and educated next home in New Jersey and surrounding areas. The founders of For The Love of Birds are Caryn Cullen, Joanne Freel, Patty Deitsch and Kerrie Peterson. Combined, we have over 30 years involved in parrot rescue. We are a registered 501 (c) (3) non-profit animal rescue operating in the State of New Jersey. We possess a permit from the State of New Jersey, Division of Fish & Wildlife for Exotic and Non-Game Wildlife Species Possession, Pet Shop - Retail Sales.

The Humane Society and Adoption Center is dedicated to promoting humane treatment of companion animals by providing socialization, food, shelter and medical care in a comfortable setting until "forever" homes can be found for them. We are committed to an aggressive spay/neuter program to bring us closer to our goal of a "no kill" community and county where every adoptable animal is part of a loving, responsible home.

We are a group of like minded women who have been involved in rescue for quite some time with other rescues over the years but decided to strike out on our own. We are all very passionate about trying to save lives and placing them in forever homes. We are all volunteers with busy lives, families and pets of our own but realize the need of doing rescue right. Our dogs are quarantined in the south for a minimum of two weeks before being transported north. They are seen by a vet, updated on vaccines, tested for parasites including heartworm, spayed/neutered and get interstate health certificates prior to travel. Upon arrival in NH, our dogs are quarantined and then seen by our NH vet for a health certificate. Our dogs are routinely dewormed and treated with flea/tick preventatives as well as heart worm preventatives and microchipped. We are not a huge rescue as our heart and soul goes into our dogs so we try hard to find the perfect home.

SHARE has been rescuing and rehoming German Shepherd Dogs and GSD mixes in Southeast Florida for five years. The dogs come from Municipal pounds and owner surrender. Our volunteers do GSD rescue purely out of passion for the breed, our belief in spay/neuter, and a desire to educate people about the wonderful dogs that come through rescue. None of the volunteers are paid.