Rescue Services

No kill, non profit rescue organization. We will take on medical cases, owner surrenders, etc and find these cats and kittens safe and healthy homes.

Our organization is devoted to rescuing and rehoming bassets and beagles in Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri and Iowa. BBRH also puts great emphasis on educational efforts regarding these breeds and responsible pet ownership. In recent year, we are pulling and arranging the transport of dogs from as far away as Tennessee and Alabama. We are group who are passionate about hounds and providing them loving homes. We were originally started in Kansas over 10 years ago but the majority of our volunteers are now currently based out of Omaha, Nebraska. It's why our address is Nebraska but unfortunately we have been unable to update that on PetFinder so we are still listed as Kansas. Luckily we are able to locate the dogs as being in Omaha so they show up on local searches.

A non-profit organization that enhances the quality of life for Atascosa County animals by providing vet care, fostering and placing in forever homes

“GRSF” a 501c3 non-profit registered charitable organization has been dedicated to rescuing and rehoming displaced Golden Retrievers and other Golden at Heart Retrievers. We are all-volunteer and foster-based organization who place the abandoned, unwanted, displaced, or abused, regardless of age or condition, with safe, loving forever families in South Florida where each dog will receive the second chance they so richly deserve. We will not turn our back on any Golden that needs us, and work tirelessly to find the perfect home with a forever family.

We are a large, municipal shelter that serves Maricopa county, including Phoenix, AZ. In the past year, we have worked hard to save the lives of all animals that come through our door unless they are extremely sick or aggressive to the point they are a danger to the public. Much of our success has come through social media and our online networking. We take in around 33,000 animals a year between our 2 shelters. We have a 94% live release rate, however we need to be able to work to get our most at-risk population out of the shelter in a shorter period of time. Presently, we have dogs that stay over 3 months, at which point they start to deteriorate due to the stressful environment and lack of exercise and enrichment. We accept all strays (severely injured go to AZ Humane Society) and owner surrenders (managed admissions of 10/day with no stipulations). We are working hard on all fronts to save lives and we feel that being allowed to network using your data base would do even more to help us save lives.

Living The Dream Rescue is a non-profit rescue that rescues animals in dire need from euthanasia from high kill shelters and assists the public with an alternative to the high kill shelters. Maricopa County has the highest euthanasia rate in Arizona.

The mission of Purr Partners is to help homeless felines find loving, permanent homes through adoption and placement. We believe that all cats have value and deserve a chance to live their lives in a safe and caring home. We further believe that it is only through education and advocacy that there will come a time when there are no more homeless cats and all individuals and communities will extend kindness and hope to all cats whether companion animals, strays, or ferals. We support the belief that cats have an intrinsic value beyond their value to humans, and we will be advocates for cats everywhere through whatever means we have available.

Fur-Get Me Not Animal Rescue, Inc. is a foster based rescue. We strive to keep animals out of high kill shelters. In order to do that, we first try and help alleviate the pet owners issues, which are causing them to surrender their pets. If they are unable, or unwilling, to do so, a pet can be surrendered to us, where it will be placed in our foster program, receive medical care and, finally, adopted to a suitable forever home.

Brenda has personally had rabbits her entire life. 12 years ago she started rescuing rabbits that were running the streets of Morgan Hill. She would have about 5 - 7 rabbits at all times while trying to find homes for them. April of 2015 she was injured and went on permanent disability. She then started helping shelters with overcrowding and other people with surrenders. April 2017 it was decided to incorporate in order to help the public and the rabbits better. We care about the rabbit and the human and want to help make both of their lives better.

The Woodbridge Animal Shelter is a municipal shelter that holds intakes animals for Woodbridge Township and additional contracted towns. Our goal is to match lost pets with their owners and to rehome unwanted animals. We are dedicated to finding loving, permanent homes for our animals to thrive in.