Rescue Services

Safe Harbor Animal Coalition (S.H.A.C.) is an animal welfare organization dedicated to the humane care of homeless and abandoned dogs and cats in Foley, Gulf Shores, Orange Beach and South Baldwin County, Alabama, while promoting lifesaving programs in partnership with local and national animal welfare groups across the country.

Our mission is to allow this breed so disregarded and abused from the hands of humanity; A second chance that every creature deserves to experience the love and gentleness of being a part of a family. We rescue the dogs that are on the euthanization list to give them a second chance at finding a good and safe home. We love all dogs and want to save all breeds.

We are a 501c3 non profit licensed Georgia rescue that strives to decrease the homeless pet population through community education, rescue, spay/neuter programs, and adoption.

We are a small all volunteer foster based rescue on the western Navajo Nation. This is our 25th year. We help about 400 animals a year but are only able to take about 125 through to adoption, the rest we provide initial veterinary care and then we have rescue partners in Phoenix who help take them through to adoption

Crossing Guardians is an all-volunteer organization. We wear many hats in the world of animal rescue and have found that the initial and primary obstacle in saving the lives of Border Strays is to provide them with vet care (often emergency vet care), medicine, food, supplies, and boarding. As such, this organization was formed primarily to bridge the gap between getting Border Strays off the streets, taking care of emergency and/or initial vet care, and getting them into a safe environment until a rescue or a permanent home can be found. Once a family or rescue agrees to take the animal, then logistics are formed and transportation arrangements are made. Crossing Guardians also provides food and supplies to independent rescuers south of the border, or will wire funds so they can procure those items themselves. Crossing Guardians helps with boarding costs, including rental payment of homes used as a temporary haven for homeless animals until placed with a rescue or permanent home. Mexico is Southern California’s neighboring country, but animal rescue is made more difficult because it is still another country. So, with each animal rescue venture, a cooperative alliance is formed with other individuals, both north and south of the border. It is always a team effort with many players involved. Through our collective endeavor to make a positive contribution for the stray animal population along the California-Mexico border, we hope to make a fundamental change in the current assumption that animals don’t matter.

S.A.D. is an all-volunteer 501c3 nonprofit organization located in Starke County, Indiana. We are a private rescue and do not receive funds from the County. We are a foster-based rescue with a mission to serve the homeless dogs by fostering and supporting healthy, positive relationships between people and companion animals. S.A.D. rehomes companion pets into safe, healthy, lifelong homes; serves as an educational and counseling resource; and works to reduce pet overpopulation. We do it because every dog deserves a home

I am a small organization focusing mainly on senior/geriatric dogs or dogs with special medical or behavioral needs. I have cared for several "forever" fosters in my organization paying for all their needs until the cross the rainbow bridge. I believe every life is valuable even the older dogs and the dying dogs. I also have adoptable dogs available but generally fewer, I mainly have seniors dogs.

WE GO BIG, SO THEY GO HOME. Going BIG means that our fosters and volunteers always show up in a big way and are incredibly hands-on, passionate, and dedicated, whether they are volunteering remotely, at our kennel, or at our adoption events. Our mission is to rescue animals in need and help create a world where the kind and rewarding experience of adoption is the standard. We strive to both save as many lives as possible and build awareness to the plight of shelter animals in need, cultivating the natural connection between man and his best friend. We do this through tireless passion, commitment, and advocacy. Ruff House Rescue is a certified 501(c)(3) non profit rescue organization in Nassau County, Long Island NY. We are a foster-based network of animal lovers who seek to save as many lives as possible, as fast as we can. As a largely volunteer-based organization, we depend on the generosity of our Ruff House family to do this life changing work.

MY NAME IS CHELSAE MEHMEN AND I AM THE FOUNDER AND PRESIDENT OF THE ORGANIZATION. I HAVE BEEN RESCUEING AND HELPING ANIMALS FOR THE PAST 10 YEARS. I WAS INSPIRED BY MY PUP THAT I RESCUED FROM AN UNFORTUNATE SITUATION AND SHE REALLY INSPIRED ME TO CONTINUE TO DO THE SAME FOR OTHERS AND GREW INTO SOMETHING THAT IS NOW A PART OF MYSELF AND MY FAMILY. I WANT TO HELP THE COMMUNITY WITH THE OVERPOPULATED OUTSIDE KITTIES AND HELP FAMILES FIND ANOTHER PART OF THEIR FAMILY.

Not for Profit pet rescue with the intention to help lessen the homeless pet population and promote animal welfare and responsible pet ownership. We also are building a support network to encourage unification of the animal loving community.