Spay/Neuter Services

A group of volunteers, no one is paid. We save dogs from shelters, some owner surrenders. The dogs are fully vetted before being offered for adoption. We love dogs!

We are a volunteer and foster home based non-profit organization working to help homeless animals.

Non-profit animal welfare organization serving Etowah County since 1973.

The Humane Society of Schuyler County is a limited admission, no-kill shelter. Incorporated in 1987, we are the only full-service animal welfare organization serving the needs of our community. The Humane Society provides shelter for stray and surrendered animals, offers animals for adoption, provides a low-cost spay/neuter program, delivers educational resources and manages programs to help area residents care for their pets. The mission of the Humane Society of Schuyler County has five key points: *Eliminate pet overpopulation *Prevent animal cruelty *Provide quality care for homeless animals *Promote responsible pet ownership *Help the community to develop humane principles toward all animals

Molly’s Kittens is a nonprofit animal rescue organization dedicated to improving the lives of community cats and kittens. Through our core values—rescue, sterilization, fostering, and adoption—we rescue vulnerable cats and kittens, mitigate community cat overpopulation, and enrich the lives of adoptable kittens and the people who love them.

At Ace Kitty Rescue Force, we participate in Trap, Neuter, Release (TNR) and pull as many cats or kittens as we can with a good demeanor to rehome. We reach out to members of the community in need of help with stray and/or feral cat overpopulation due to abandonment and neglect.

It is our mission to provide for the adoption and placement of rescued cats and kittens into permanent loving homes. We are further dedicated to the care and well-being of these homeless cats and to educating the public on the need to spay/neuter pets, the prevention of animal cruelty, responsible pet ownership, and actively encouraging Trap Neuter and Return (TNR) in our community.

Queen City Cats is a group of compassionate volunteers committed to improving the lives of lost, abandoned, unwanted and stray cats in the greater Burlington, Vermont area and working with the community to achieve that objective. We advocate for the responsible care of cats by promoting spay/neuter programs, fostering, and adoption and by providing humane education and essential resources to their human companions.

Serendipittys Sanctuary of Hope is a [volunteer, home, foster-based] rescue sanctuary located in Galesburg, Illinois. We are dedicated and passionate about rescuing, rehabbing, training, educating and finding forever homes for our lost and stray, animals. It is the mission of Serendipittys Sanctuary of Hope (SSOH) to address, educate, rescue, and provide aid and relief to eradicate neglected, abused, abandoned and unwanted companion animals at risk of euthanasia and homelessness throughout the country. It is our duty to be available when we are capable to provide immediate transport, veterinary care, and shelter to provide safe and nurturing foster homes where these dogs can heal, both mentally and physically, until permanent homes are found through our adoption screening process. It is our purpose to provide and promote the importance of proper care, consistent vaccinations, and spaying and neutering of domesticated animals to decrease the growing population of canines and felines which increases the burden on government-run animal shelters. Serendipittys Sanctuary of Hope (SSOH) is a nonprofit no-kill animal welfare corporation and shall be operated exclusively for educational and charitable purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, or the corresponding section of any future federal tax code. Our board is uniquely combined with not only passion, but talent and skills. President/Founder and Humane Investigator, Jen Wilson; Vice President and AC Officer, Josh Miller; and Treasurer/Secretary and McDonough County Ex. Administrator (dispatch) Jeanette Moon. We were most recently selected and awarded with the Missing Animal Response Network (MARN) Scholarship provided by Petco Love Lost beginning in June 2021. We require all volunteers to be certified on our lost dogs and TNR trapping teams.

Carrie is adoption coordinator, am the admin assist fielding email and text requests; make reference call checks and do virtual home checks. Have been doing this with Snow Camp for almost 10 years. I can't stand animal abuse and want to do what I can to help cats/kittens get adopted.