Education & Outreach

The Forrest City Area Humane Society operates primarily in Forrest City, secondarily in the county outside the city limits. We have no law enforcement powers to deal with neglect, abuse, abandonment, or other animal issues outside St. Francis County. We encourage the formation of sister organizations in the surrounding counties; we acknowledge our sister organization in Cross County. We are happy to work with other groups and with local law enforcement in the surrounding counties in so far as we are able to do so. We are a diverse group of people who have the common goal of educating the community through working with others in the area to promote responsible pet ownership. We strive to care for unwanted animals and to place them in good, permanent homes. It is our goal to investigate and prosecute animal abuse in this community.

I.C.A.R.E. is an all breed, no kill dog rescue. We rescue dogs at risk of being euthanized from shelters, abandoned, abused, and stray dogs. We also rescue many owner surrendered dogs; which are dogs that can no longer remain in their current homes due to financial or personal issues. I.C.A.R.E. Dog Rescue is dedicated to reducing the number of dogs that are euthanized in our shelters each and everyday. We focus on rescuing and rehabilitating them in loving foster homes until they are adopted into their permanent homes. We also focus on educating the public regarding specific breeds, rescue, and general information regarding the canine species. We are a 100% volunteer run and supported organization

Little Orphan's is the only rescue offering low cost spay/neuter assistance and TNR of feral cats in Marquette County, WI. The driving force behind our services is the unacceptable numbers of cats and dogs euthanized in United States shelters each year. We are staffed by unpaid volunteers who work non-stop to aid all the animals in need that we are able to.

The mission of BDAR is To provide quality placement and dignified sanctuary for homeless animals in an attempt to end the killing of healthy beings. BDAR intends to achieve this mission by pursuing the following goals: Help to end shelter killing of healthy animals by placing companion animals into forever homes. Actively pursue opportunities to present humane education and promote spay and neuter of companion animals. Provide life-long, quality sanctuary for non-adoptable companion animals and/or non-releasable wildlife. Provide support and help to unify other humane efforts and organizations.

We place homeless cats and dogs from the county animal shelter and owner surrender in foster homes as available until they can be adopted. We try to reduce euthanasia rates at the county shelter by reducing their overcrowding. Cat euthanasia rates are still high and we desperatly need cat fosters and adopters. Spay/neuter assistace to those in need. Educate local citizens on animal walfare concerns.

Our rescue deals mostly with saving adoptable dogs that are scheduled for euthanasia due to overcrowding in shelters. Our motto is: "I looked at all the caged animals in the shelter...the cast-offs of human society. I saw in their eyes love and hope, fear and dread, sadness and betrayal. And I was angry. "God," I said, "this is terrible! Why don't you do something?" God was silent for a moment and then He spoke softly. "I have done something," He replied. "I created You." ~Jim Willis~

Animal Advocates Alliance is a non-profit corporation dedicated to promoting the humane treatment of animals through legal advocacy, effecting social change through community education initiatives, and support of animal rescue organizations. AAA rescues animals from city and county shelters, provides necessary veterinary care, and places the animals in safe and loving homes.