Sanctuary/Hospice

At Orphan Angels, our foster and adoption programs aim to place homeless cats, including those with special needs, FIV, and FeLV, in loving forever homes. We believe that every cat is adoptable; some just require a little more time, patience, and understanding than others to find the perfect match. We are a free-roaming sanctuary. When you enter our doors the majority of the 100+ cats that live on the premises are free to roam about the space. The only cats that you will find in cages currently are due to medical or dietary needs – but we are working hard to remedy this issue with our new renovation project. We are a no-kill shelter. We never euthanize based on finances or space within the shelter. We serve as the voice for the voiceless

Founded in 2003. Forever Friends Foundation is a small non profit 501(c)(3), no-kill, animal rescue organization specializing in cats, but we do take in many different species of animals. The Foundation relies on volunteers, donations, fund-raisers & adoption fees to support itself. The Foundation stresses the importance of spay and neuter procedures as well as routine vaccinations for pets to the public. We also offer TNR to colony caretakers we have our Embrace Impuurrfection program where we care for special needs animals, as well as emergency intake for ill and injured stray animals requiring immediate medical attention. Animals in our care are examined and treated medically if necessary, fostered by volunteers, and then adopted to caring homes.

Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is a Forever Foster Home based Sanctuary in beautiful Mount Juliet, Tennessee, generally housing approximately 100 senior dogs at the Sanctuary and many others in temporary and Forever Foster Homes. While providing lifetime homes for senior dogs, OFSDS strives to raise awareness of the joys and challenges of living with older dogs. We are a 501(c)(3), non-profit organization. Senior dogs, especially those with medical problems or disabilities, face a much greater chance of euthanasia at shelters than younger dogs because it is difficult to find adopters for them due to their shorter additional life expectancy and unknown veterinary costs. Most of these wonderful senior dogs will be able to live happily with a good quality of life if given a chance. They make wonderful companions because they are mature, calm and loving. It is more difficult for them to settle in, and once they do, it is difficult for them to move again. For this reason we strive to find them forever foster homes where they can live out their retirement years as a loved family member. OUR MISSION: To provide a loving home, good food, high quality vet care, compassion and comfort to senior dogs for the remainder of their lives. To build a Forever Foster Home network to enable us to place more senior dogs in loving, home settings for the duration of their lives. To provide education on the joys and challenges of caring for aging dogs. To work with other dog rescue groups to promote the adoption of senior dogs.

21 Year old Sheltie Rescue Organization. We rescue Shelties and some Sheltie Mix Dogs. We maintain a “Family Relationship” with our Shelties if possible after placement. We commit to the Dog upon intake FOR LIFE, and promise the Dog that they will never go hungry, sleep outside in the weather, or want for proper Medical Vet Care. We do this because of the Love of the Breed and the heartache we have experienced in Lost Sheltie situations.

We are Tammi Smith and Amber Hughes Stephens. We have both been involved in rescuing animals for many years as part of other rescues and also on our own. We take in pets that are homeless for whatever reason, treat them medically, and find forever homes for them so they are never homeless again. We rescue because we feel they need us to help them.

We began as a sanctuary for special needs cats. We offer holistic care as well as traditional veterinary care. Generally, our cats are not adoptable due to advanced age, medical conditions or (temporary) behavioral issues. Those who are find loving homes!

" Safe Haven for Animals operates a free roam environment, no-kill shelter located in Scottsdale, Arizona, providing care for approximately 65 cats at any given time, with the population increasing significantly during kitten season. Our primary objective is to place every companion animal in a loving, safe home. The animals received at Safe Haven's shelter which are not adopted will always have food, shelter, veterinary care, love and a safe place to live out their lives. " Safe Haven for Animals was started in late 2004 as a non-profit, no-kill shelter. We’ve taken in sick, elderly, neglected, abused, and abandoned kitties in addition to the lost or those whose lives became collateral damage due to moves, break-ups, new couches, and other human issues. There are no paid staff members with Safe Haven for Animals; the dedicated work is performed solely by volunteers. Funding for our approximately $40,000 annual expenses for rent, utilities, repairs, medical care, food, litter, and other supplies are maintained exclusively by donation of money, time, supplies, independent grants we apply for, garage sale fundraisers (with donated items), and adoption fees ($79-89). The number of animals we can serve is very dependent on our finances. Relief for these expenses come from the very community we serve, and we humbly ask everyone we come in contact with to consider Safe Haven as a cause to get behind. Any monetary assistance we receive goes directly toward our operating expenses and keeping our doors open for as long as we can. Our promise to these living, breathing, miraculous individual souls is for a lifetime.

The mission of Homeward Bound Schnauzer Rescue, Inc. is to rescue and locate forever, loving homes for miniature schnauzers and schnauzer mix dogs.

We are an all foster/all volunteer organization. If we have an open foster home that can handle the particular animal-we take it in. We vet our animals fully, including specialist consultations, etc. if needed. Our community needs a rescue that can take in animals and put them in loving foster homes.

We are an advocacy organization that is dedicated to the protection of cats, and specifically follow a no-kill advocacy. We rescue as many cats as our funding allows, in particular those cats that are likely to be dumped in the streets due to other rescues/shelters telling their owners to take them to the pound/humane society. We strive to promote progressive polices for cats in communities that know nothing about feral cats, TNR, spay/neuter, or only have high kill shelters. We also further our outreach by helping those people in communities who are interested in starting a TNR program. As we move forward, our outreach will expand.