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We are a small organization committed to saving the animals of our county and surrounding areas. We educate the public on care, and pet overpopulation. I'm the founder and president of ryp? Started this organization in 2018 when I realized there was no local rescues and a high kill shelter that doesn't adopt out. I love each and everyone of our animals even after they found their forever homes.

Juli is a career long Labor & Delivery Nurse. She is a leader in Women’s Health, an Educator and she is also a Global Entrepreneur. She has been rescuing dogs since 1991. She lives on their 6 acre ranch outside of Los Angeles, California with her husband Paul, where they foster many of the rescues dogs, raise Nigerian Dwarf goats and Have Appaloosa Horses. She has been involved with several rescues over the years and felt now was the time to branch out on her own. She sought out the most compassionate, like-minded and dedicated people to join her on this adventure. She is passionate about educating the public about breed discrimination, the importance of fostering, spay and neutering and saving the seasoned dogs who may not have as long on the earth to teach us what they know. This is why the Senior or Senior Program was created.

We are an all volunteer 501c3 nonprofit. We strive to help the homeless animal population in our local communities, as well as assist people who may not have the means to vet their animals. We are a group of animal lovers trying to make a positive impact.

Critical Care for Animal Angels is a 501(c)3 non-profit volunteer-based organization dedicated to rescuing primarily homeless, injured or sick dogs from high-kill shelters in Georgia. We operate through a network of foster homes in the Middle Georgia area and our efforts are funded by tax-deductible contributions from kind-hearted people and organizations who care just as much as we do about making a difference.

My organization is non profit 501C3. I rescue animals who are stray or owner surrender . I love animals and as a vegan person I want every single animal to have a good forever home

PALS was formed in 2010 as a state-licensed, no-kill shelter in a low-income, rural part of Kansas. We operate without city, state, or other organization funding, and depend on adoption fees, fundraising, donations, and grants. We typically house about 25 dogs and 10 cats. Many of the dogs at our shelter are rescued from the city pound where they would be euthanized. We also accept relinquished pets at no charge. We pride ourselves in the care we give our animals and in the cleanliness of our shelter.

I formed the rescue because of the overwhelming need in our area. We are the largest growing town in NC. We used to be a quaint little fishing town with a military base at our back door. We have been discovered as a beautiful beach community which has brought people here, especially with the pandemic. They realized they could work from home, so why not make home the beach? Unfortunately, because we have such a transient population, cats are adopted/purchased and then left behind when the owners decide to move on. It happens so frequently that all the rescues in the area stay packed. I provide a safe environment, food and

Municipal Shelter that offers Animal Control and low cost services to the public.

We pull dogs from euthansia list. We take the more diffucult dogs due to temperament, medical and we send them to training camp or rehabilitate medical dogs as well, anti social we work with them to socialize them

Smelly Cat Rescue saves the lives of cats and kittens, especially the outdoor smelly ones, through rescue, adoption, spay/neuter services and community programs.