Lost & Found

I CO-FOUNDED NO KILL PIMA COUNTY IN 2012 TO SEEK ALTERNATE NON-LETHAL SOLUTIONS FOR SHELTER ANIMALS. I STARTED THE RESCUE TO FILL A GAP FOR ELISTED SHELTER ANIM

We are a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to helping animals in need. Our primary focus is Lafayette City and West Lafayette City. We intake all strays from animal control of both jurisdictions and surrenders when space allows. We focus on public education and animal care. Our services include return to owners, public microchipping, fostering, adoptions, spay/neutering and TNR management, pet food pantry access, volunteering, and public engagement and education.

We are a no-kill nonprofit animal rescue that houses companion animals on our grounds and in foster homes until we find them their forever homes. I have a masters in business administration and took over running the organization after our past Director passed away. I was a volunteer worker and animal care provider here for 2 years prior to joining the board and taking over running the organization.

aunt helens cats in need is a an organization in the lehigh valley that primarily focuses on TNR, we trap neuter release cats from our local counties, promote tnr programs within our municipalities and facilitate transportation to clinics that help do high volume tnr. we triage requests that come in to our all volunteer trapping group, pregnant, injured or cats in danger get priority. We work with other local rescues that take in kittens and friendlies to save those that are not feral. We occassionally take in injured or displaced cats to nurse back to health or hand rear though we are limited to a few foster spaces for those cats. We also train and help educate on how to trap and the importance of reducing the stray cat population through spay/nueter campaigns

4 Paws Sake PA educates, reunites, connects, and rescues. We do this by helping to educate the public by building community awareness and partnering with other animal focused nonprofits that by choosing to work together we can help save more lost, neglected, abused, and forgotten animals. We hope to create a kinder, gentler world for our area's animals with compassion, kindness, and a safe place to heal and grow while finding them a positive fur-ever home.

In 1981, Brazos Animal Shelter was incorporated as a non-profit 501(c)3 organization. The facility opened at 2207 Finfeather Road, Bryan in 1983. Brazos Animal Shelter accepted animals from the City of College Station, City of Bryan, Brazos County and surrounding counties. On July 1, 2011, we opened our doors to the new location at 5359 Leonard Road, accepting stray animals from the City of College Station and areas served by the Brazos County Sheriff’s department. The contract with the City of Bryan ended on August 31, 2011. All animals found within the city limits of Bryan are now taken to the Bryan Animal Center on Finfeather Road. In the Fall of 2012, we changed our name to Aggieland Humane Society (AgHS) as a representation of the spirit of our region!

Regional Animal Services of King County (RASKC) provides King County with sustainable, cost effective services that protect people and animals, while providing humane animal care. Our organization is built on the cornerstone values of compassion and service. We demonstrate this commitment in the countless hours spent by staff and our RASKC volunteers to save animals' lives at the shelter and in the field. By collaborating with community partners, we are able to expand our programs and resources to provide even greater value to our residents.

The mission of Campbell County Animal Services is to provide services and information which safeguard public health and safety while promoting responsible pet ownership, to humanely house and care for animals in its’ charge, to protect the animals of the community from abuse and neglect and to end the euthanasia of healthy adoptable animals.

As a voice for animals, our vision is to bring together like minded individuals to dramatically reduce the number of unwanted and neglected animals in Marshall County, Alabama. Our commitment to these animals is to provide the very best possibility for their future life to ensure they will forever be loved. Alabama ranks in the top5 for killing healthy animals in the US. I am volunteer as Gwen works full time & cares for family. I foster/adopt/transport/create forms etc.

Cat rescue organization. We love cats.