Spay/Neuter Services

The Ark's mission statement is: * To rescue as many homeless animals as possible. * To provide all veterinary care for each animal to include spaying/neutering before adoption. * To maintain a no kill policy except for reasons of mercy or dangerous temperament. * To promote humane treatment of animals. The Ark provides all veterinarian preventatives to include: juvenile spay/neuter, shelter, food and a loving “at home” environment for rescued animals while they wait to be adopted into a new loving home. The Ark operates solely on donations and fundraisers and receives no city, county, state or federal funding. The Ark also has no paid employees. Volunteers from the community help out at the shelter caring for the rescued animals as well as returning telephone calls. If not for caring citizens, the Ark could not operate. The Ark serves our community by: * Rescuing sick, abandoned and injured animals * Constructing and maintaining a no-kill animal shelter * Rescuing as many animals as possible from the City Animal Control Shelter before they are put to death * Starting the first juvenile animal spay/neuter program to ensure ALL animals adopted from the ARK are spayed or neutered before adoption

We are a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to helping animals in need. Our primary focus is Lafayette City and West Lafayette City. We intake all strays from animal control of both jurisdictions and surrenders when space allows. We focus on public education and animal care. Our services include return to owners, public microchipping, fostering, adoptions, spay/neutering and TNR management, pet food pantry access, volunteering, and public engagement and education.

Cumberland County Animal Shelter houses approximately 2000 animals every year. They have a small staff of a shelter Director and two full-time employees with the rest of the staff made up of part-timers who come and go. As a private, retired citizen, The shelter director has authorized me to go into the shelter five days a week to photograph animals to post at online adoption sites. I add, edit and then delete animals when they have been adopted or are no longer available. Because they do not have a large enough staff to handle this type of work, I am able to do it for the shelter, mostly from my home, as a free service.

We are a non profit foster based rescue. We rescue dogs from the overcrowded shelters in LA as well as rescue from Korea and Mexico. We have rescued over 7,500 dogs since 2006 and continue to rescue more each week!

Philly Jenkins Rescue is a 501(c)(3) San Francisco-based Cat Rescue founded in 2024. It is dedicated to rescuing cats in need of high-risk medical aid and helping cats facing euthanasia find loving homes

We are animal lovers and rescue the abused, injured, tortured, and abandoned animals. Our goal is to make each animal healthy and spay or neuter. We feel this is our purpose on Earth is take care of Gods creatures. One day we hope to find land and make a sanctuary for unadoptable pets

We are primarily a senior and giant breed dog rescue. We pull seniors and other otherwise at risk giants from high kill euthanasia lists and off the streets in hopes on finding forever placement thru hospice, adoption, or foster.

We obtained our 501(c)(3) last fall, but I - Char started rescuing three years ago. With Sharon’s help we were able to take in several cats and kittens the first year to be vetted, fixed and adopted. Two years ago Debbie volunteered to help me with TNR program for MGCHS. After Debbie and I teamed up on the TNR program our collection of cats has escalated. Between the 3 of us and with the help from our volunteers and donations we seem to be able take care of all their needs.

We are a no-kill nonprofit animal rescue that houses companion animals on our grounds and in foster homes until we find them their forever homes. I have a masters in business administration and took over running the organization after our past Director passed away. I was a volunteer worker and animal care provider here for 2 years prior to joining the board and taking over running the organization.

Shebas was founded as a group foster home for dogs, and evolved into a spay/neuter sponsor, shelter and rescue. We want to alleviate and prevent as much suffering by animals caused by humans as we possibly can, spread knowledge of the necessity of spaying and neutering and find loving homes for animals that are victims of abuse.