Rescue Services

We are a 501c3 rescue for older, unwanted and abandoned dogs in Carmichael CA. Our mission is first to rescue and rehabilitate them. The younger ones, 10 and under, will be eventually adopted out. The older ones will be kept or permanently fostered and trained as therapy dogs. These dogs will act as visitors to retirement homes and as companions in reading programs for children with reading difficulties. I'm an old dog myself and I needed a project bigger than myself. I love all animals and wanted my rescue to about helping senior humans and dogs.

Our Goal and Mission Baja Dog Rescue is a 501c(3) non-profit organization that is run by a group of dedicated volunteers. We rescue and rehabilitate unwanted, abandoned and neglected dogs and find them loving happy homes. We literally give them a second chance at life. And everybody deserves a second chance. We need your help to continue to save the lives of so many wonderful and loving dogs. Good-hearted humans can make all the difference! People who befriend, feed, foster, and bring these dogs back to good health are rescuers. Each one of our dogs is socialized, spay/neutered, vaccinated, and treated for any medical or behavioral conditions. It's what you'll read about here - the work of rescuers who live in Baja California or in the San Diego, California area. We save street dogs and find them homes. You may never see such a deep devotion as these grateful dogs feel for a human who is simply kind to them. They radiate joy and it's contagious -- their adopters catch joy from them all the time.

OUR MISSION: Southern Arizona Beagle Rescue (SoAZBR) is a charitable, non-profit, 501(c)(3), all-volunteer organization dedicated to Beagle and Beagle-mix dog rescue. We provide education on the breed and general animal welfare. Additionally, we actively promote Spay and Neuter programs and the "No Kill" philosophy. We also provide education, training and referral services for families needing to find a new home for their beagle. Formed in October 2005, we serve all of southern Arizona, including Pima, Cochise, Santa Cruz and Pinal counties.

My organization focuses on rescuing senior pets from local shelters.

Gateway Pet Guardians was founded in 2004 through the combined efforts of five extraordinary women with a passion for rescuing animals, but our story really begins about ten years earlier. One fateful day in 1995 while driving through East St. Louis, P.J. Hightower-an avid animal lover-took notice of the numerous stray dogs running through the streets. But instead of shaking her head in disappointment, muttering a, "If only I could." and simply continuing her journey like so many before her, P.J. did something about it. On that day and nearly every day thereafter - and every single consecutive day over the last ten years - P.J. has made the trip across the river from her home in St. Louis, bags of dog food in tow, and fed the dogs she saw on the streets. When she had the chance, she'd rescue them, take them to the vet, and try to find a good home for them all the while paying for it out of her own pocket. And so it continued for nine years. PJ and stray pitbull in east st louis 300x203 About Us Still on the street, this dog needs a foster home before he can be rescued. In 2004, four ladies who had become acquainted with and contributed to P.J. and her efforts, fellow animal lovers themselves, decided to form a fundraising organization to take donations that would help rescue many more stray dogs and cats from the horrors of street life as well as allow their own dollars stretch that much further, and Gateway Pet Guardians was born. Over the last six years the organization has blossomed into much more than its meager beginnings. With the help of volunteers and an administrator, we at Gateway Pet Guardians began raising enough money each year to begin filing a tax return. P.J. now goes through approximately 1,000 pounds of dog food per month and Gateway Pet Guardians currently rescues over 100 dogs and cats per year. We continue to evolve from a small organization to today's virtual animal shelter with expert management by our very first Executive Director and dozens of dedicated volunteers, an award winning documentary, and beyond to our future goal of building a physical animal shelter complete with a low cost spay/neuter clinic and education center in East St. Louis.

Pet Savers' mission is to rescue, protect, and place abandoned or unwanted pets and provide funds for neutering, spaying, and other veterinary care.

In August of 2010 we took all cats from our Cities Animal Control facility know as the Gasconade Shelter when they stopped housing cats or dogs. We respond to city cat calls and we work hand in hand with the TNR Group Metro Animal Resource Services. We are a private non-profit and receive no income from St Louis City.

Triple Acres Horse Rescue, Inc is a non-profit organization dedicated to the compassionate care of equines. Our mission is to save, protect, and rehabilitate horses in need, as well as provide support to existing and potential owners. We will also provide educational and volunteer opportunities for individuals and organizations in our community. We rescue abused, neglected, or abandoned equines; provide them with care, rehabilitation and training; and finally find them a compatible, loving home. We believe that education is the long-term solution to improving the lives of horses and the relationship between them and their owners.

The 19,494 square foot state-of-the-art Animal Control Facility opened in August of 2010. Animal Control is a high performance green facility with administrative office space, an adoption zone, an intake area, outdoor visiting space, quarantine quarters, staff locker rooms, a veterinary clinic and more.