Lost & Found

Iroquois County Animal Rescue was initially created in 2008 in response to the many domestic animals who were left displaced by the floods of January and February 2008 in Watseka, IL. Well, since then, our phone has continued to ring off the hook! We have since expanded our scope to include all of Iroquois County and are proud to provide its wonderful residents with this much needed service. We exist to serve YOU- and to respond to every cry for help from a caring citizen that concerns an animal in need- and WE cannot exist without your support. ICARe is a TRUE charity, with 100% of its income going right back to the animals we care for. As a 501(c) 3 non-profit, every dollar that you donate to us is tax deductible to you. The missions of ICARe are threefold: (a) to alleviate the suffering of domestic animals in Iroquois County by providing for their immediate needs such as, but not limited to, food, shelter, and medical treatment; (b) to provide for the long-term care of these animals by seeking to place them in foster and/or adoptive homes; and (c) to control animal over-population in Irq. County by providing pet owners and animal caretakers with low-cost, affordable spay/neuter services.

The Shelter provides adoptions, dog licensing, lost and found pet services, microchipping, volunteer opportunities and humane education. Dedicated to promoting animal welfare and public awareness.

Our mission is to offer the best possible care and future for companion animals in our community through leadership, placement, and outreach.

In August of 2010 we took all cats from our Cities Animal Control facility know as the Gasconade Shelter when they stopped housing cats or dogs. We respond to city cat calls and we work hand in hand with the TNR Group Metro Animal Resource Services. We are a private non-profit and receive no income from St Louis City.

The Southampton Animal Shelter Foundation (SASF), a not-for-profit organization, was founded in 2009 to care for the homeless animals at the Southampton Town Animal Shelter, a municipal operation that was stricken from the Town’s budget. Since then, SASF has provided the funding to rescue, feed and enrich the lives of the animals at the shelter—primarily dogs and cats—and has made great strides in finding loving homes for them. In addition to adoption services, SASF offers a low-cost spay/neuter clinic to help combat pet overpopulation, a nationwide problem that can only be fixed locally and humanely. All Pit Bulls are neutered FREE of charge. The clinic is operated by our fully trained medical staff, which includes a veterinarian and two technicians. The professionals in SASF’s Training and Behavior Department evaluate each shelter dog and develop individually tailored training plans, depending on the dog’s disposition and needs. We also have a program for dogs with special needs, including shy and deaf dogs. A well-trained dog with a positive behavior is one that will adjust well into a new adoptive family! Our popular dog obedience classes, available to the public, provide an opportunity to foster a stronger bond between you and your pooch, to have fun, and to avoid turning your dog in to a shelter due to a lack of training. SASF is a young, 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization. We rely solely on the generosity of individuals and businesses to save lives, keep food in the dog and cat bowls at the adoption center and provide much-needed programs that benefit the two- and four-legged members of our community. We are grateful for every donation, regardless of size. To volunteer, make a donation or learn more about SASF, please contact us at 631-728-7387 or info@sasfinc.org

We are a vet clinic that is allowed to operate a small cat rescue and adoption program. Our program is primarily for stray cats. We also perform feral T-N-R on occasion. We work hard to find cats that may not have a chance at a traditional shelter loving and permanent homes.

Animal Control of Dickson TN does not have an adoption program. Last Chance Pet Rescue LLC is a private rescue. If someone wants to adopt an animal, animal control will release it to Last Chance and we will perform the adoption/spay/neuter, vaccs.

Our mission is to humanely care for homeless pets, return them to their current owners, or adopt them to new loving homes. We will educate the public about responsible pet ownership & the importance of spaying & neutering their pets. Marion County Humane Society was founded in November 1986 operating out of the former city dog pound. Through the years they have returned lost pets to their owners, educated the public of the importance of spaying & neutering , & seen a major decline in the number of abandoned pets. The volunteers have placed over 5000 unwanted dogs & cats. In October 2000 the volunteers made a decision to close the MCHS. The facility had detireoted beyond repair. In June 2008 after raising over $230,000 the MCHS opened the doors of their new facility.

Established in 1991, the Parke Vermillion County Humane Society is a non-profit private organization committed to the education of the public in the humane treatment of all animals, the prevention of cruelty to animals, the relief of suffering among animals, and the importance of animal population control through the promotion of spaying and neutering. PVCHS has been helping the animals in Parke and Vermillion Counties, Indiana, since April of 1991. The shelter was built in 2000 and opened in late November, 2000. We provide an animal shelter that accepts stray animals and owner surrendered animals. Once the animals have been vaccinated and checked medically, we offer them for adoption. We work hard to find placement for every adoptable animal, either through adoption or placement with a rescue organization, that comes to our facility.

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