Lost & Found

Our purpose is to improve the well-being of cats and their caretakers by way of: - Rescuing cats from situations that are dangerous to themselves or their caretakers - Providing temporary foster homes and medical attention to the cats in our care - Finding quality permanent families for adoptable cats - Providing TNR services for community cats who cannot be adopted, including ensuring these community cats have a designated caretaker

We are a shelter in rural New York that provides a home between homes for dogs and cats that need us. Whether their stay is for a few hours or for a few years, they are safe, loved and cared for here as long as they need us.

Alamo Heights Animal Care Services is the municipal animal control agency of the City of Alamo Heights in Texas. AHACS's goal is to return pets to their original owners and find them safe and loving homes if not reclaimed after their stray search period has ended.

We are animal control and maintain our animal shelter and grounds. This includes enforcing laws, and adopting pets to the general public. We are a county ran facility, open admissions for both stray and owner surrenders. We do not charge surrender fees. We take calls for service to assist the community with animal related issues. We do this because we are compassionate about animals and we want to help our community.

We are a small rural nonprofit corporation operating an animal shelter. We are in a low-income area of the state of Colorado. We take in strays from local law enforcement agencies and individuals. We also accept owner relinquishments. The Upper Rio Grande Animal Society Conour Animal Shelter is dedicated to providing a safe environment for the shelter and care of animals in need, and for the prevention of cruelty and abuse of all animals. It is our pledge to nourish the relationship between companion animals and humans through education, media exposure and readily available information and assistance.

History The Humane Society of Camden County, Inc. (HSCC) is a private non-profit corporation that has been in existence since 1986 serving the needs of the homeless and abandoned animals in our area. The HSCC contracts with Camden County (which includes the cities of Kingsland, St. Marys and Woodbine). They pay a portion of our annual budget in return for services in housing their stray animals. We hold strays for 5 days in order for any lost animals to be reclaimed by their owners. After 5 days, the animals become the property of the HSCC and may be moved to our adoptable section. There is no limit on the time an animal may remain in the adoptable section, sometimes months until they are adopted. In March 2000 we moved to our new climate controlled shelter that is five times larger than our previous shelter. An intake building was opened in 2005 to accommodate an increasing volume of animals and improve operations. Since 1986 the Humane Society has conducted countless fund-raising events to raise funds. We hope to develop more, and better, programs and seminars to educate the public on the plight of homeless animals and informing them of the numerous wonderful, loving animals available at the shelter. A volunteer board operates the HSCC and a paid staff is employed at the shelter. Mission Statement The Humane Society is a private non-profit organization. The objective of the Humane Society is to provide effective means for prevention of cruelty to animals; to cooperate with municipal, state and county authorities in prosecuting according to law such persons as may be guilty of cruelty to animals; to afford relief to abandoned animals when sick, injured or otherwise in distress; to assist in finding and placing in new homes such abandoned animals; to encourage kindness to and consideration of animals through education of the public and any other ethical means. We are incorporated under the laws of the state of Georgia as “The Humane Society of Camden County, Inc.” The Humane Society is for “those who cannot speak for themselves.” Animal Sources We receive animals in various ways. Some animals are surrendered by their owners when they can no longer care for them, when they become obedience problems, or when they may be moving and cannot take the animal. Others are brought to us by the Animal Control Officers in Camden County. These are animals that are found wandering the streets of our community and are either strays or abandoned by their owners. Still others are brought in from Kings Bay Naval Base and surrounding areas. Finally we sometimes find animals that have just been left in our front yard.

www.thomasvillehumane.org

Pets4Luv is an all-breed dog and cat rescue with our primary focus being on the rescue, rehabilitation and re-homing of those animals that are injured, ill, disabled, Senior and other types of special needs, whether it is a temporary condition or a lifelong one. We also focus on the education of these companion animal illnesses, medical conditions and disabilities to help dispel the misconceptions about these conditions. We hope, with this information more readily available to the public, to increase the chances of “non-perfect” animals finding their loving, forever family. We have a Stray/Feral assistance program to help sick & injured feral cats get the medical attention the need.

We are the County shelter. We have 3 dog wardens that respond to calls of strays, abandoned dogs, and respond to calls from law enforcement when there is a dog involved. We work with rescues to move dogs out when a dog is not redeemed by their owner or an owner is not found. We adopt out dogs in our shelter after their hold is up if they are adoptable.

Sand Springs Animal Welfare...animal ordinance enforcement, operate a shelter. Have a volunteer, foster and adoption program