Rescue Services

I am a veterinarian with over 30 years of experience who treats birds exclusively, and I started Burge Bird Rescue in conjunction with my avian veterinary practice. Clients visiting our hospital are able to see adoptable birds thru a window in the exam room, as well as via a large window in the lobby. We rescue birds because most other shelters will not accept birds, but they are the third most commonly kept type of pet, and the need for rehoming is great, especially for the large parrots that can easily outlive their owners.

WAMAL was formed in 1998 by Cindy Neely to help with Malamute Rescue in the greater Northwest area to cover rescue needs outside of the scope of Seattle Purebred Dog Rescue. Since that time we have rescued on average about 100 Malamutes a year and have rescued many hundreds to date. While none of this would have originally happened without a small few, it's the numerous (but sometimes still too few) volunteers that make rescue happen.

We are a not for profit animal shelter that take in cats and dogs as owner surrenders and also brings in other dogs from kill shelters. We currently have 9 board members and 4 part time employees. We run the shelter off of donations and also have volunteers that help with day to day activities.

We are a dog rescue that accepts all breeds of dog. We utilize fosters to house our dogs until we can find suitable permanent homes for them.

GLWR is a foster based rescue organization and does not have a traditional physical kennel facility like many humane societies or animal shelters do. Our dogs are typically housed in family homes and cared for by their foster families until we find a forever home for them. Therefore, our process to meet dogs and to adopt may be different than a normal animal control facility, humane society or animal shelter. All-volunteer group Great Lakes Weimaraner Rescue is an all-volunteer group and our mission is the rescue and placement of Weimaraners in the Great Lakes Region. We work with a network of shelters in several states, as well as owners needing to relinquish their dog. We are a determined group of people, but we couldn’t do anything without your support. Dogs come first We’ve stopped counting the hours of sleep lost with sick dogs and the miles driven to spring others from shelters. The volunteers of GLWR sacrifice daily to give each dog a chance to enjoy a good life. Your generous assistance with driving, gas cards, phone work, fundraising and dog care makes it possible for us to come to the aid of hundreds of dogs. No-kill philosophy GLWR adheres to a no-kill philosophy, and we will never euthanize a dog to make space for another. The waiting list for Weims in need never ends and we do all we can to take dogs in before they, well, cease to need us anymore. Occasionally a dog dies before we can take it in – haunting our dreams and fueling our determination to never lose another. Happy, healthy dogs From the moment a dog is part of GLWR, it’s medical and emotional needs are assessed and provided for. We believe in doing everything possible to help dogs make the transition into their “forever” home. Medical costs are our largest expense and your donations allow us to address health issues without delay. Why we do it? We are here for the Weimaraners and the Weimaraners alone. Our reward lies not in the accolades of being “rescuers”, but in the gratitude we see in the bright, loving eyes of dogs that once were sad, dejected and without hope. With your help, we’ve given them a chance to experience the warmth of a family that will love and care for them.

Sooty’s Sanctuary is a group of concerned citizens, volunteers, and fosters, dedicated to giving a better life to the countless homeless pets, and petless homes. We are pending our 501(c)(3), but are none-the-less a non-profit organization, so every cent donated will go directly to the pets and our efforts to re-home them.

We are a foster based 501(c)3 animal rescue service. We rescue at risk companion animals from high kill shelters. We also take in strays and owner surrenders. We make sure that all of our animals are fully vetted, including vaccinations, spay/neuter and microchipped before making them available for adoption. We also provide low cost microchipping to the public. We hold adoption events at various locations throughout the year and we educate the public on the importance of vaccinations and spay/neuter through our Facebook page and at our events. Our Koby's Companions program allows a senior citizen or veteran to adopt or long-term foster a senior pet with no adoption fees.

Our Mission: We are a no kill, animal rescue dedicated to providing dogs in need another chance through rehabilitation and rehoming. No dog should ever walk alone. We are a small, foster home based, non-profit, animal rescue located in the Triad of North Carolina. Tiddley’s Legacy is the culmination of a dream by a group of people who have many years working in the rescue, rehabilitation and rehoming of pets. We are dedicated to providing a safe haven for unwanted, abused and homeless animals.

Eden Animal Haven is a licensed no-kill rescue & sanctuary that is operated strictly by dedicated volunteers. We provide a safe, cage-free haven for cats, with the goal of adopting them into loving homes. Eden Animal Haven is a small, private cat rescue and sanctuary located in Brighton, Missouri. Visits are arranged by appointment only. Adoptive families come to us primarily for the personalized service, caring environment, and knowing that the animals have not been kept in cages. We understand the personalities of all our cats and work hard at matching our adoptive families to the right cat. We also offer a 30-day money-back guarantee if the animal is not fitting in well to its adoptive home. The mission of Eden Animal Haven is: To provide a safe, cage-free haven for abused, abandoned, and unwanted cats, with the goal of adopting them into loving forever homes. To provide loving care and sanctuary to cats deemed as "unadoptable." To educate the public about pet overpopulation and the importance of spay/neuter.

Sheltering Hands, Inc. is a volunteer based, limited intake, live release rescue formed in 2007. Our mission is to improve the lives of cats through humane care, spay/neuter, adoptions, education and support services. A network of foster homes and residence facilities provide care until a home is found. Sheltering Hands also participates in education programs about responsible pet care, as well as conducting programs and assistance for spay/neuter and injured animal needs. Sheltering Hands, Inc. is a 501c3 corporation