Sanctuary/Hospice

Soft Paws California is based in Sonoma county CA, Napa county ca and has a foster network all over the Bay Area. We also have a Oregon location. Soft Paws Rescue focuses on all breeds of dogs, puppies, seniors and some special needs doggies and rehabilitation cases! We accept Owner Surrenders and we take dogs on death row at high kill shelters, move them into foster homes and get all dogs fully vetted prior to being adopted, puppies adoption fee's cover all first year of vetting, includes spay/neuter which we do between 4 and 6 months of age for the pets health and well being per our vet! Every Adoption Fee covers: Spay/Neuter Rabies shot 5 in 1 shot (single dose for adults, set of 3 for puppies) Dewormed (twice) Treated/Tested for parasites Microchipped Current on flea prevention Bathed/Groomed Seen by a vet while in our care and Free vet visit with adoption (done by most vets)

SPAR is an all volunteer local animal rescue group emphasizing in special needs & medical cases, including but not limited to all other animals in-need of rescue from the community, off the street and from local area shelters.

We strive to give as many cats as possible a second chance at a good life, especially those who are most vulnerable: the abused, injured, disabled, terminally ill, or in need of medical care. We treat, vaccinate, fix, and rehome the cats we bring in.

0-Lives Rescue and Sanctuary is an all volunteer, 501(c)(3) non-profit with a mission to improve lives of homeless companion animals. We do this by combining the efforts of standard rescue activities with the benefits of a physical Sanctuary. Our primary rescue focus is finding forever homes for cats that have run out of time in shelters, trapping cats in public colonies, and receiving abandoned pet cats that would otherwise find their way to an open field, a parking lot, an unwelcome neighborhood, a dangerous road, or a shelter where euthanizing is probable. All cats that enter into our care are checked for medical conditions and spayed or neutered. Kittens and cats that are social or can be socialized are placed into our mobile adoption program; special needs are candidates for our Foster program or Sanctuary​; and ferals will find a permanent home at our Sanctuary if they cannot be returned to their outdoor community. As a non-profit, our efforts and number of cats we can rescue and care for, is limited by our success in fund raising, foster homes, and volunteers. Please take the time to review each of these categories on our website and consider helping where you can. .

We strive to show any animal who comes through our gates: they will never be homeless, or abandoned again. We will find a loving home with a lifelong companion or a loving family; but if they never find that home, they are welcomed into the Grant family. We have several adoptable as well as animals with varied medical or behavioral needs. No animal is euthanized due to medical expense or the inconvenience of care. We rescue, rehabilitate and rehome dogs that are in crisis. We work hard to keep animals in loving homes and are available to assist with education, training, advocacy. No dog is turned away. Our goal is to encourage and inspire a community that a animal-human bond is cherished, celebrated, and nurtured.

We are a cage-free sanctuary and rescue with an average of 80-100 residents. We concentrate on adult and senior cats, providing them a happy home between homes until/if they find a forever home. We have a senior2senior foster program that matches senior citizens with cats age 10+. We also assist the community through referrals and information.

We are a rescue and rehabiliatation facility and shelter for domestic pets and livestock. We originally started with horses and the small animal demand grew as the population continues to grow in our western community. Currently we have over 80-100 stray animals each month in Western West Palm Beach, many being dumped. We want to change that and partner directly with ACC to pull domestic pets (cats and dogs) to clear the shelter and show that these dogs are great family additions and best friends.

We are vegan caretakers of a goat and cat rescue that provide for animals in need that come from a variety of situations and adopt them out to their forever homes when they are ready and provide sanctuary to the ones not adoptable.

Indian Summers Border Collie Rescue is a Support Program for the Ohio American Indian Council, Inc. founded in Ohio in 1982, a non profit for charity org. Dr. Victoria Summers, a 50 veteran of rescue, is the co-founder and executive director of Indian Summers Border Collie Rescue, a 30 dog fully operative rescue faculty on sight and A Place of Hope Sr. Dog and Hospice care shelter. We R 4 Paws

Established in 1982, We Care Animal Rescue is a no-kill sanctuary and shelter for homeless animals in the heart of Napa Valley. Our residents live and roam freely in communal spaces with safe access to the outdoors. Our staff ensures animals receive daily socialization, enrichment activities, and veterinary care — particularly the elderly and those with special needs. We provide a forever home for all our animals, either through adoption to the public or with us in our sanctuary.