Rescue Services

Volunteers For Animals of Batavia, Inc is a non-profit organization dedicated to caring for the animals in Genesee County including providing resources to assist animal care at the Genesee County Animal Shelter. Volunteers For Animals mission is to provide care, comfort and protection to companion animals in need in Genesee County, NY by engaging the hands, hearts and minds of our community. VFA seeks to promote compassion and kindness as well as a clear opportunity for adoption.

Diamond in the Ruff Pet Rescue sees a need to expand foster and adoption services in the Fargo, ND, area as well as expanding on education such as breed specifics, spay/neutering importance, and general handling of pets/animals. The organization is run solely on volunteers who are passionate and professional overseen by a group of eight who make up the board of directors.

Covenant Pet Trust Inc. is a registered nonprofit (501c3 filed) organization formed to educate and assist pet parents to plan for the future of their pets without them. We work with all pet parents including terminally ill or permanently disabled pet owners. Our mission is to keep pets and owners together for as long as medically feasible and to honor the owners' wishes for their pets' ultimate future. Services include in-home care assistance for pets to help keep them in their home, foster care, relocation, re-homing through our adoption program or other disposition as required. Covenant Pet Trust Directors and Volunteers are here to provide comfort and peace of mind for pet owners and to prevent neglect, abuse and euthanasia of pets.

Pawsitively Pom Rescue is dedicated to nurturing the souls of abandoned Pomeranians, one dog at a time. We provide a safe haven and loving environment where these beautiful creatures can begin to heal and learn to trust until their forever home is found.

RezDawg Rescue is a 501c3 organization that is aggressively addressing the situation of homeless, abandoned and neglected companion animals in the Four Corners region of the United States. RezDawg Rescue seeks to remedy this situation by providing emergency medical care, humane education programs, free and low-cost spay/neuter clinics and safe and efficient transport of unwanted animals to regions where permanent homes can be located.

To serve citizens in a professional and efficient manner by enforcing applicable animal laws and providing beneficial services while furnishing humane assistance to the animal population.

One of A Kind works daily toward making our community “no kill” where all pets have loving homes, to saving the lives of animals in imminent danger of euthanasia and enriching the lives of people through rescue, spaying/neutering, adoption and advocacy on behalf of homeless pets. Animals are provided care and shelter until they are adopted into forever homes.

Carver-Scott Humane Society is a foster based organizations operated by a dedicated group of volunteers. The only paid position is that of Executive Director who is primarily responsible for big picture planning and strategy. The future of CSHS is to organically grow the organization to better serve both human and animal populations in our area. Our organizations vision is to connect animals in need with people who care. The people who care include the dynamic group of volunteers and fosters.

We are a Pennsylvania state licensed non-profit 501C3 rescue kennel and a foster home network. Our primary focus is moms-to-be, moms with pups, pups, and small breed dogs. We have over 20 years experience in canine care and training. I have been involved in rescuing animals since I was a child. The first litter I bottle raised was at age 14. I chose to focus on pregnant dogs and mom w pups. I have a special place in my heart for them. I see so many other 'rescues' leaving mom behind, or dumping mom after the pups are weaned and we do not do that. We love moms and we treat them like one of the family until we can find the perfect home for them. Educating people on spaying and neutering is key.

BHLP was founded in response to the plight of cats and dogs left homeless by neglect, abandonment or abuse. We aim to improve their lives by providing direct care and safe environments. All too often these animals either end up being euthanized or exist on the street with little or no shelter or food, subjected to illness and starvation. By ignoring their plight, we risk perpetuating cat and dog overpopulation, with dire consequences. Our objective is to reduce the number of animals left uncared for and homeless. Our approach is to provide direct care, partner with supportive businesses, organizations and individuals to provide rescue services ranging from feeding to veterinary care to finding temporary and permanent homes for these animals. We also are committed to the idea that education is essential in alleviating the conditions of animal homelessness and abuse and strive to bring awareness through various community and school programs. We hope that by providing and facilitating essential services for neglected, abandoned and abused animals, we will ultimately eradicate animal homelessness and the problems associated with it.