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The primary mission of The Grace Foundation (TGF) is to provide critical care and rehabilitation for abused and neglected horses and utilize the rescued horses for equine assisted learning and therapeutic programs for youth and children. TGF also rescues and re-homes many livestock animals that would sell for meat or left for dead — including goats, sheep, cows, and pigs. However, we absolutely cannot turn our heads away from the increasing needs of small animals such as cats and dogs. The Grace Foundation has rescued more than 350 livestock and small animals to-date in 2011. With a 99.5% success rate, we have rescued, rehabilitated, and placed more than 115 dogs and 80 cats that otherwise would be euthanized due to surrounding area shelters facing excessive demand, reduced budgets, and limited medical care options.

FMAR is a no-kill animal shelter. Our property includes two buildings. One for cats and one for dogs. The former includes a screened patio for the cats and the latter, a large yard for the dogs to play in. Once we take in an animal, it has a home with us for it's lifetime. Some of the animals have stayed with FMAR for years before being adopted. The animals at FMAR are rescued from nearby pounds, accepted (as space is available) from the public, or left on our doorstep. FMAR is comprised solely of volunteers that have a deep love of animals. The shelters are thoroughly cleaned twice a day. All dogs are either walked or given play time in the yard every day. We have an well developed TNR program, offer educational programs for kids, and allow people to volunteer to fulfill community service hours. FMAR is well-know and well-respected in our community, and we continue to strive to provide services to the people and animals in our area.

Fuzzy Friends Rescue believes that animals, as living creatures are entitled to a quality life, respect and compassion. Since humans have domesticated animals, we have a moral and ethical responsibility to care for the animals. Our mission is to provide shelter, food, medical treatment and love to our community’s animals that are abandoned, unwanted, or otherwise in need. We want to instill in our community an awareness of the animals whose world we share; encouraging and promoting responsible pet ownership. Fuzzy Friends Rescue is a non-profit 501 (c) (3) animal welfare organization that cares for homeless and unwanted animals in a life-care environment. We never euthanize an animal to make room for another, and we care for all those we take in until they are adopted. We try to place these animals in new homes with caring families as soon as possible. Some stay at Fuzzy Friends Rescue only a matter of days or weeks, but sometimes it takes months of care and rehabilitation before they are able to go to a new home. In some cases for those harder- to- place animals, their stay may be a year or more. Unless they have developed an incurable disease or they are aggressive they have a home at Fuzzy Friends Rescue until they can be found a permanent, loving home.

POSITION STATEMENT PURPOSE: -- Prevention of cruelty to animals -- Provide for humane education to the community -- Provide for sterilization and care of animals through a low-cost spay/neuter and wellness clinic -- Perform sterilization for free for homeless animals that are turned in to the SPCA. -- Assist or subsidize sterilization of animals whose owners cannot afford to pay which is done on a case by case basis as funds are available -- Seek suitable homes for animals without owners POLICY: -- It is the policy of the Society to provide humane care and treatment for all animals needing protection in the area served by the Society; to seek to return lost animals to their owners; to seek suitable homes for animals without owners; to be an information resource of animal cruelty and abuse. -- The SPCA recognizes the importance of life to all living creatures and will protect the life of all animals under their care and will only consider taking an animal life under the following conditions: -- To end the life of an animal that is in pain and suffering -- To end the life of an old animal with badly failing health -- To stop the spread of a contagious disease on the premises that poses a threat to other animal’s health and life -- To end the life of an animal that is vicious and poses a danger to people and other animals -- Support legislation to enforce mandatory spay/neutering of pets in Brevard County based on the irrefutable evidence that this is the only proven method of achieving a true no-kill environment. -- Promote adoption of pets in shelters rather than purchasing puppies/dogs from pet stores or puppy mills. -- Pet ownership should result from a thoughtful-conscious decision to bring a companion animal into the family with a willingness to make a lifetime commitment to the animal.

We are a private SPCA in Fauquier County serving our local community and beyond. An important part of our mission is emphasizing the importance of spay/neuter and we have a low-cost clinic to support that. We have a contract with Animal Control services in Fauquier County and intake all animals seized by them including but not limited to abandoned, stray, court-case, abused and surrendered. We adopt out almost all pets that have been deemed to be successfully adoptable.

We are the City of Peru Animal Care & Control (City PACC). We serve the city of Peru, Indiana. We pick up strays and house them until a FOREVER HOME can be found. We do not take in owner surrenders although we do help rehome by posting on our Facebook page.

SPCA of Southwest Michigan (SPCA) is a volunteer led and operated organization dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and responsible adoption of homeless pets. SPCA provides its rescued animals with veterinary care, vaccinations and spay/neuter surgery, as well as socialization and rehabilitation within our foster home system and at our shelter. To date, SPCA of Southwest Michigan has rescued and adopted out more than 9,000 dogs, puppies, cats and kittens since its inception in 2002. The organization rescues abandoned pets that might otherwise be euthanized in pound facilities. The SPCA of Southwest Michigan is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit animal welfare organization that operates solely on private donations and service fees charged upon adoption. The Rescue and Adoption Center is located at 6955 West KL Avenue, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49009.

Home ‘Fur’ Good, Animal Rescue & Placement (HFG) is a group of individuals who are animal lovers at heart, that have banded together to make a positive difference in the lives of homeless cats and dogs in Maricopa County. Many of us met through either working or volunteering with other organizations and over the years have formed strong friendships. Together we have aligned our diverse strengths to create an organization that allows us to share our love and compassion for cats and dogs in need. We formed Home ‘Fur’ Good, Animal Rescue & Placement HFG in August 2009.

We were founded out of the need to save the Columbus, GA animals from death row. We believe that all companion animals should live out there natural life in comfort and security.

I have a passion for saving lives in this over population world where so many,too many are being put down due to the economy and breeding. I will not contribute to the over population in this world! I was working with other Rescue that allowed me to save lives from kill shelters and I did all the Vetting myself and did all the adoptions, found fosters which also have to complete applications with same requirements