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We are a small group of people who are committed to helping pets in the city pound as well as other pets in need. Before Mitchell Animal Rescue started in 2008, all the pets MAR obtains from the city pound would have more than likely have been euthanized! We do not have a facility of our own and all of our pets are housed in foster homes.

Helping Animals Rescue Team is a small scale, foster based rescue group that functions entirely through volunteers. We raise funds for shelter assistance as so many shelters are not funded to even feed the animals they care for. We also fund raise for the spay/neuter initiative in an effort to stop the overpopulation of pets in shelters

I am the President of Paws for 5 yrs, I do all the emails, phone calls, adoption apps, grant writing and I also foster 2-3 litters.

We are committed to animal rescue; Previous ly formed two other organizations, we continue to rescue; pregnant, nursing dogs and cats, and orphan pups. We have chosen this path as this group of animals are the first to be euthanized in county shelters as the result of lack of funds, and space.

We are an all-volunteer organization, started in 1993 dedicated to helping animals in SW Washington and the Portland Metro area. We have a small number of foster homes that take in dogs/cats (and sometimes other small animals) and no central facility, but we also work as a referral service for private owners who are looking for homes for their pets (we do the screening for them and also provide education to try to encourage them to keep their pets, when possible). We have a low-cost spay/neuter program for the public to try to try to curb pet overpopulation. We also work with our local Meals on Wheels program to provide pet food to Meals on Wheels recipients, individuals in assisted living and senior facilities, and area food banks. When we have the funds, we also provide emergency medical assistance to individuals.

Our Mission To relieve animal suffering To prevent animal cruelty To eliminate overpopulation of animals To promote humane education To enhance the human/animal bond The Leon County Humane Society is Tallahassee's largest no kill, non-profit animal welfare organization dedicated to saving Tallahassee's homeless pets by educating our community about responsible pet ownership and reducing pet overpopulation through programs like Spay/Neuter, Rescue Ride, and Friends Fur Life. Because we are a no-kill organization, we are also a “limited intake” shelter. The Leon County Humane Society works closely with other animal welfare agencies in the community and transfers animals in from other shelters that euthanize for space, including the Tallahassee Leon Community Animal Services Center (City Shelter). We do not take animals in from the public. Once an animal is accepted in our foster and adoption program they are not euthanized for space reasons. Unless there are medical or behavioral issues that develop, deeming an animal un-adoptable, a cat or dog will stay in our adoption program until they find their forever home. Tallahassee is an APSCA Partnership Community, and LCHS is thrilled to be one of the organizations included in this innovative program. Over the next 3-5 years, the Partnership organizations and ASPCA will be working together to reduce the homeless pet population in Tallahassee and provide much needed resources for the pets in our area

Doggie Harmony is a rescue group focused on finding the right homes for dogs in foster care or belonging to owners who wish to re-home them. We also support spay/neuter, wellness, and training to help keep or place dogs in homes.

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.

Began in 1982. Middle GA has a great many homeless, abandoned, and abused pets.

Our Mission Statement Feline Friends, a non-profit Cat Rescue Organization, primarily serving Thurston and Mason Counties, provides care for stray cats and secures permanent quality adoptions. Our Vision Statement To provide community service in the areas of rescue and placement of stray cats or kittens, and provide low income spay and neuter. We are dedicated to the prevention of cruelty to cats and kittens through education. We are committed to strongly promoting spay and neuter to reduce and eventually eliminate the unnecessary killing and abandonment of unwanted cats and kittens. Policies Enforcement of pre-adoption spay and neuter program. Enforcement of pre-adoption Feline Leukemia and AIDS testing to all companion felines. Discourage euthanasia of healthy cats and kittens Place our rescue cats and kittens in permanent, caring homes. Cat House and Adoption Center Purpose Statement The purpose of the Feline Friends Cat House and Adoption Center is to facilitate the adoption of cats and kittens into caring, permanent homes. We fulfill this purpose by adhering to four fundamental values: • Quality: Ensuring the health and welfare of the cats/kittens by providing a clean, socially stimulating home environment. • Service: Maintaining a comfortable, safe location for prospective families to meet and interact with cats available for adoption. • Dedication: Helping people choose the right cat for their family and making the adoption process a positive experience. • Education: Sharing information about cat related issues to enrich the lives of cats and their guardians.