Spay/Neuter Services

We are tackling the problem one animal at a time. Ayla’s Acres No-Kill Animal Rescue is a St. Augustine, Florida-based 501(c)(3) supporting adoption, spay and neuter, and responsible care of animals. Along with education, outreach, and adoption and fostering programs, Ayla’s Acres also maintains a 45-acre sanctuary where “unadoptable” animals may live out their lives with peace, love, and dignity.

Our Message R.E.S.P.E.C.T Respect. It can mean so much too so many. And it’s such a simple thing. When we think of rescued Danes, we think of the respect they deserve. They are adaptable, flexible, most of the time wonderful. They fit right in to the foster homes and their forever homes, as if they had been there all their lives. And considering circumstances some of them come from, you’d think respect would be an automatic reaction. But that doesn’t always happen. Some people who are used to the standard of the Dane say it should be about the colors they come in, or the shape they are in, or several other issues. Many of us have been at the receiving end of this problem and it hurts. We love these dogs – the ones that have come into rescue and the ones we have adopted. It’s important to remember that we didn’t breed these dogs; we didn’t have anything to do with selling these dogs. We didn’t impulsively and ignorantly purchase these dogs. We just brought these dogs into our rescue program, trying to give them a better life than they had before we knew them. That’s all. No conspiracy. The fact that some of them are blind or deaf, bear scars, have blue eyes, have brindle or fawn patches, severely malnourished, Heartworm positive or need more than the average amount of medical care, it doesn’t matter to us. We don’t have a standard for rescued Danes – most breed rescues don’t. Although we do see many beautiful show marked Danes as well. All we’re trying to do is help the situation of homeless/unwanted/neglected Danes. So, in short, we make the decisions we do base on the facts we have at hand and, also, with what’s in our hearts. If you agree that’s wonderful. If you don’t, please respect our choices, but most of all, please respect the dogs.

I am Director of Operations. I develop and maintain our management software, manage medical records, list new cats/kittens, take photos of the cats.

Fig and Friends is a pet rescue that helps cats and dogs, kittens and puppies in whatever capacity we can. We take in pregnant mamas, bottle babies and those with medical needs as well as any others that might need us. We strive to give them a chance at a better life.

We are a 501c3 organization with a mission to rescue, restore and rehome companion animals, primarily cats. We have a passion for animals and strive to be a voice for them. We are also involved in TNR to address overpopulation.

DLRR is an all volunteer organization. I have volunteered for 7 years and held many positions in the rescue including past president. I stay involved to help the dogs.

501(c)3 Foster Based Animal Rescue located in Louisiana. We believe in building a humane community that treats all animals with love and compassion. We promote low cost spay/neuter programs as well as a owner second chance program. We work in the day to day care of the rescue dogs including medical intake , vet appts, home visits , behavior training, adoptions and bottle fed puppies. We do it because We love dogs and want to do everything we can to help save them all.

We are a group determined to improve the lives of cats through spay/neuter, fostering, adoption, proper care.

WCHS values the human/animal bond, provides stewardship for homeless pets, and promotes compassionate treatment of all companion animals. We promote ethical pet care and training. We also offer several assistance programs to help pet owners meet their pets needs.

The Humane Society of Central Texas provides adoption, rescue and foster opportunities for the homeless animals at the Waco Animal Shelter located at 2032 Circle Road in Waco, Texas. Thanks to our community and supporters, even with an annual intake of about 4,000 animals, we have attained No Kill Status, meaning that at least 90% of animals that come into the shelter leave here alive for wonderful new homes!