Education & Outreach

Not for profit, humane organization dedicated to the welfare of homeless animals. Facility houses up to 150 cats/dogs. Approximately 700 animals rescued and placed in new homes every year. No-kill facility. Over 4000 spay/neuter surgeries yearly at low cost to the public. Retirement home on premises for cats that survive their owners. Pet therapy program for seniors in nursing care facilities and humane education. Celebrating 40th anniversary. Operates solely on private donations.

The Cat Network, Inc. (CN) is a 501(c)3, Florida not-for-profit corporation dedicated to humanely reducing cat overpopulation by educating the public about the need to sterilize their pets and strays; providing access to low-cost spay/neuter services for stray, homeless and abandoned cats; helping members in their efforts to place adoptable cats in loving homes; and advocating non-lethal population control and humane public policy. We were founded 13 years ago as a result of the overwhelming feline population in the Miami Dade general vicinity. Our founders realized that the only way to help control the cat population was to spay and neuter as many free roaming animals as possible. Thus, our Spay/Neuter program was formed with local veternarians. And from this program, our adoption program was born. We continue doing this for our love of the animals and to educate the public about the importance of spay/neuter. We also love to find loving homes for our adoptables.

The Rottweiler & American Pit Bull Terrier have fallen victim to bad press and prejudice. A Rotta Love Plus is here to defend and protect these wonderful breeds; we are their voice. Rescue We are here to rescue the unwanted & neglected Rottweilers & American Pit Bull Terriers surrendered to local animal shelters. Re-Home With the help of foster homes we evaluate the dogs and prepare them to be re-homed with a loving family. Educate We are here to educate on responsible ownership and the truth about these majestic breeds.

The Humane Society of St. Joseph County Indiana's was incorporated in 1886 and is one of Indiana's oldest service organizations and still the areas largest animal care facility. Servicing the greater St. Joseph County region and multiple municipalities, the HSSJC sees over 7,200 animals each year. Providing a vast array of community services and educational programs the Humane Society of St. Joseph County truly looks to embody it's motto of "WE CARE" on many levels. Operating the Department of Animal Welfare, the Humane Society of St. Joseph County's Humane Officers respond to over 14,000 cruelty, neglect, and abuse calls each year. Comprising a team of highly trained officers with specialized study in everything from equine science to criminal justice, the Department of Animal Welfare is dedicated to ensuring the humane treatment of all animals within our community!

CHA has been around since 1969 in Commerce and has been larger and smaller through the decades. Traditionally, CHA was primarily af fostering organization and a force to get some kind of animal control in the City of Commerce. We have been involved in abuse cases and currently have a shelter near Wolfe City. We have a few annual events to provide low cost vaccinations, infromation about pets and animals and to recognize those involved with animals. We also work with spay/neuter grant assistance locally, sometimes are able to help with animal care in hardship cases, and can do microchipping, I an the vp of CHA and do most of the web work, pick up where anything needs to be done at the shelter or in the organization. I guess I do it for my cats and the ferals who really don't have anyone to speak for them.

Lean On Me Doberman Rescue is licensed by the Illinois Department of Agriculture as an approved animal shelter. We are a 501c3, Not for Profit Organization and a corporation in the State of Illinois composed solely of volunteers. Our purpose is to educate the public about rescue, to promote responsible dog ownership, and to reduce the abuse and neglect of Doberman Pinscher dogs. In addition, our mission is to provide educational services about training, altering, and the humane care of dogs and to also promote good canine citizenship. LOMDR is dedicated to saving abused, abandoned, surrendered, and homeless Dobermans. Our goal is to restore to good health, rehabilitate, and place them into safe and loving permanent homes. We work as a network of qualified foster homes and exist solely on donations and money raised.

Save the Strays has been rescuing abandoned and unwanted dogs since 2003. Our goal is to find them new homes where they will be treated as cherished family members. Dogs that aren’t adoptable remain with us for as long as they live. We are an all-volunteer, no-kill rescue incorporated as a not-for-profit, 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization and public charity. All donations to our rescue are tax-deductible and are used solely to pay for our dogs’ care.

Animal Friends of Lansdowne is an organization comprised of citizens who are passionate about animals and animal issues. We are concerned about the responsible management of our domestic and feral animals, and about making Lansdowne a safe haven for people and animals to live in harmony. To this end, we are committed to such issues as animal rescue and adoption, population control, health and sanitation, education and awareness, and, always, the humane treatment of all animals.