Lost & Found

The Siskiyou Humane Society exists to improve the lives of companion animals by sheltering, rehabilitating, reducing pet overpopulation and finding permanent homes. We promote responsible pet ownership, kindness to animals and enhancement of human-animal relationships through education and outreach.

Home At Last Animal Haven is an animal rescue hoping to provide a second chance at life for friendless animals. HALAH is no kill shelter which originated when the founders saw all the "dumped" dogs in the rural area sitting on the side of the road waiting for their owners to return. They picked them up one by one and became the non profit organization which exits today. Home At Last is a rustic facility where dogs romp and rest together in huge yards. There are no tiny sterile cages where the animals live while hoping to be adopted before their time runs out. It is a Haven for animals to enjoy life in the country air, with birds overhead, earth beneath their paws, and playmates to keep them company, while considering the move to a personal, loving family home if one is offered.

We are an all volunteer non-profit rescue group. We are foster based. We provide veterinary care for pets in need. We do TNR work, bringing kittens in for socialization, vetting and adoption. We raise funds by taking can donations, holding garage sales, FB fundraisers and having a yearly holiday auction.

East Bay SPCA is a non-profit that is not affiliated with any national organization. We’re proud to be one of the oldest shelters in the country and one of the most innovative in our region. Find out more about our history, mission, staff and positions on the issues on these pages: https://eastbayspca.org/who-we-are/about-us/

We transform lives through exceptional animal care, humane education, and advocacy. Every day, we inspire compassion and positive relationships between people and animals.

We are happy to serve you and your pets needs. Just give us a call of pay us a visit. Morgan County Animal Services performs many services to the citizens, such as: Enforce the county's animal ordinances Respond to calls regarding stray pets as well as accept owner surrenders Help owners find their missing pets through advertisement in the Morgan County Citizen and the Lake Oconee News, as well as through the Nixle program A large percentage of our animals are either adopted or go to rescue.

Our organization was created to reduce the population of stray animals using trap-neuter-release, to provide medical, physical and emotional support to abandoned and stray animals, to make all attempts to safely re-home non-feral animals, provide a safe haven for feral cats, promote responsible pet ownership and provide humane education within the community. We are an all volunteer organization maintaining a small shelter, foster homes and a feral cat sanctuary.

We are Gutter Cat Adoptions, we believe all cats and kittens deserve the best quality care, nutrition, and most of all love. Even the cats found or left in the gutter. We generally take in owner relinquishments, but we also take in femi seral kittens in need of socialization from TNR (Trap,Neuter,Return) projects. If we are in need of cats and kittens we will also pull from other rescues that need help, but our main focus is cats in our area. We believe that there is too many cats in need of homes and we are trying to do our part to help with the overpopulation by spaying and neutering all of the cats and kittens in our area, as well as educating the public on the importance of spaying and neutering, even community/outdoor cats.

We are a county run shelter that strives for no kill. We try to keep the shelter population down and provide rehoming options instead of in shelter owner surrenders. We are advocated for spay/neuter. We provide wellness checks on animals in our county and assist with families in need of pet food. Our staff are all animal lovers that want to see our dogs get into a home and out of the shelter. We do everything we can to ensure that their stay with us is a good experience and provide excellent medical care for each animal.

Serendipittys Sanctuary of Hope is a [volunteer, home, foster-based] rescue sanctuary located in Galesburg, Illinois. We are dedicated and passionate about rescuing, rehabbing, training, educating and finding forever homes for our lost and stray, animals. It is the mission of Serendipittys Sanctuary of Hope (SSOH) to address, educate, rescue, and provide aid and relief to eradicate neglected, abused, abandoned and unwanted companion animals at risk of euthanasia and homelessness throughout the country. It is our duty to be available when we are capable to provide immediate transport, veterinary care, and shelter to provide safe and nurturing foster homes where these dogs can heal, both mentally and physically, until permanent homes are found through our adoption screening process. It is our purpose to provide and promote the importance of proper care, consistent vaccinations, and spaying and neutering of domesticated animals to decrease the growing population of canines and felines which increases the burden on government-run animal shelters. Serendipittys Sanctuary of Hope (SSOH) is a nonprofit no-kill animal welfare corporation and shall be operated exclusively for educational and charitable purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, or the corresponding section of any future federal tax code. Our board is uniquely combined with not only passion, but talent and skills. President/Founder and Humane Investigator, Jen Wilson; Vice President and AC Officer, Josh Miller; and Treasurer/Secretary and McDonough County Ex. Administrator (dispatch) Jeanette Moon. We were most recently selected and awarded with the Missing Animal Response Network (MARN) Scholarship provided by Petco Love Lost beginning in June 2021. We require all volunteers to be certified on our lost dogs and TNR trapping teams.