Rescue Services

Dawn and I (Charity) have worked in the rescue community for over two decades. We decided to start our own non-profit in order to run things how we thought best fit our morals. We want to save as many as we can from the streets and abusive situations. We work closely with multiple rescues, shelters, and barns to vet, rehab, and place these kitties.

A groupd of us in March got tired of the dismal state of our local shelter. We banded together to make change. Once we saw cross-section of the level of people in our group, we formed 501c3 and have had members placed on a city board as well. We do this for our love of the animals, and that no amimal should ever suffer, be adbused or discarded.

The Somerset-Pulaski County Humane Society has a multi-faceted mission, focusing on the areas of: Prevention of animal cruelty Community education regarding proper care and treatment of animals Promotion of spay/neuter programs Encouragement of pro-animal legislation Pet Rescue & Adoption

My name is Lynne Runge, I’m the founder/director at Saving Grace. Saving Grace is a (501c3) nonprofit foster-based animal rescue focusing on saving lives of animals in overcrowded kill shelters. To provide loving homes & will be accepting owner surrenders. We do not have breed discrimination when it comes to saving. Our priority will be pregnant/nursing moms, orphan puppies & seniors. We do it to gives a voice to the voiceless. Save lives of families and dogs in need. State of Wisconsin licensed and inspected: 510929-DS

I (Toree) went to Cancun on a trip for fun. Got the idea (a calling) to help the dogs there. So I went back, found Karin who had been rescuing street dogs for years (her full-time job). We started a 501c3, are working to create a network of helpers. Right now, Karin and I fund everything but we are working on fundraising so that we can do more.

We are the only no-kill Humane Society in Ottawa County, Ohio. We care for abused, abandoned and neglected animals and find them new loving forever homes.

CrisisDogsNC is a foster-based, 501 (c) (3) non-profit founded in 2017 by journalist and author Judith Reitman Texier whose investigative articles garnered international awards and prompted changes in animal welfare laws. She created the Organization in response to North Carolina’s euthanasia rate which is among the highest in the country and to many of its shelters’ methods of euthanasia that are so inhumane they are outlawed in most other states. ​ We rescue dogs from kill shelters, substandard backyard breeders, hoarders, and from chains. We provide full medical care, foster homes, and transport by land and air through our partnership with PilotsNPaws to fully screened and qualified adopters all along the East Coast. ​ What distinguishes us from other rescues is our focus on the relationship between the rescued dog and the new family. By understanding your lifestyle and expectations, as well as the personalities of our rescue dogs, we can make a compatible match for a lifelong bond. We are in it for the life of the dog. At any point after adoption, if the adopter's situation changes for whatever reason, we will always accept the dog back into the rescue.

Omega Horse Rescue is a 501c3 non-profit horse rescue committed to providing humane treatment for all equines through education, research, and quality care. We strive to find nurturing homes for as many equines as financially feasible, and are dedicated to rehabilitating these animals for a second chance for a healthy, productive life. Our team advocates for the neglected, those left at auctions and kill pen or those donated to Omega. Our mission remains clear and constant: Educate horse owners on the actual responsibilities involved in equine care Legislate for the humane treatment of horses everywhere Find appropriate homes for unwanted, abused or neglected equines.Our founder has been actively involved with horse rescue for 30 years, but did not become a non-profit organization until 1997. Kelly Young Smith, Director of the Rescue, has witnessed firsthand the atrocities that equines all too often endure. She works tirelessly to save lives and give these wounded souls a chance for their freedom ride. Today, with more than 100 horses annually going through our gates we are well on the way toward creating a better existence for equines everywhere. However, not all of our horses are victims of abuse and neglect, or are aged and unhealthy. Many animals are donated to the Rescue by owners no longer able to provide appropriate care for their animals and want them to have a good home.

I'm a retired single lady that came to visit Rosarito Mexico 6 years ago. The stray dog situation made me want to help. I started Tragic To Magic. I'm a small organization but have homed thousands of dogs.

Cat rescue organization. We love cats.