Spay/Neuter Services

BIBDR is a licensed, non-profit black dog rescue. We not only take in homeless, abandoned, unwanted black dogs, but we spread the importance of spay/neuter, vaccinating, and routine vet visits. We are also spreading the awareness of black dog syndrome that is in the south, and educating the north on how supressed the south truly is with the percentage of euthanasia that takes place every day due to a broken shelter system.

Compassion without Borders brings brighter futures to animals in need on both sides of the border. We focus our efforts where the need is the greatest, but where animals are the very least likely to be helped due to financial, geographic, and cultural barriers.4 Our programs include a dog rescue program from Mexico and the Central Valley, along with free veterinary wellness and spay/neuter clinics in underserved communities on both sides of the border. We also have a humane euthanasia program in Mexico, where we are actively working to stop electrocution, a common method of killing unwanted animals south of the border.

We aim to fill the gap left by budget shortfalls within organizations and the city. When animal control or Parks & Wildlife says "we don't do that." We do. We often rescue ducklings from storm drains, cats stuck in trees, etc. while also saving animals from euthanasia and finding them new homes.

Animal Haven Rescue of Bay County Florida is an organization focused on animal rescue through fostering and adoption of cats and dogs. The mission of our organization is to reduce the number of stray and abandoned animals in our community by providing a TNR (trap, neuter, release) program as well as foster homes and an adoption program. We take in stray and abandoned animals and owner surrenders. We provide: veterinary care current vaccination record(s) certification of spay or neuter rehabilitation Every Fur-Baby Deserves a Safe Haven

Pibbles 4 H.O.P.E is a 501c3 non-profit, run fully by dedicated volunteers, donation based organization working to promote the well-being of companion animals belonging to people who are homeless and low-income, by providing supplies, spay and neuter, vaccinations, medical care, education and other resources to maintain the animals’ health and safety and to educate the community about responsible pet ownership.

The Humane Society of Bay County was formed in November 1984 by a group of concerned citizens who recognized a need within our community. Since that time, the organization has acted as the animal advocate in our community. Mission: The Mission of the Humane Society of Bay County is to save, protect, and enhance the lives of animals in Bay County. Vision of the future: The Humane Society of Bay County is the community’s resource organization for saving animals and looks to a future no-kill shelter. Values: All animals’ lives are valued No Kill Shelter for Adoptable Animals Affordable Spay and Neuter Program Educational Programs at all levels throughout Bay County

I am the founder/president of Key to Lion's Heart Rescue. I rescue because I have a passion for animals and want to help the homeless dogs as well as educate the community. This is my mission statement for my rescue: Key to Lion’s Heart Rescue’s mission is to help save lives of animals that are in shelters or abusive and neglectful situations and give them a chance in life as well as educate the community on animal welfare. We are a foster and volunteer based rescue and rely solely on donations and fundraising to care for our dogs. Through our foster program we provide a loving, nurturing and safe environment for all our animals and address all their needs. We provide all our animals while in our care with vaccines, micro-chips, heartworm test and alter when age appropriate. We provide rehabilitation and training to those in need and work with all our dogs to prepare them for adoption into responsible and loving homes. Through our outreach program we aim to educate the community and our youth about the importance of animal welfare, proper nutrition and the importance of spay/neuter. We will work with the youth by going into the schools and inviting students to participate in our community fundraisers and events. We want them to be a part of the mission to end cruelty and the over population of animals in the shelters. It is our youth that will help change the future of animal welfare.

We have been an organization for over 30 years now. We just recently built a new shelter in May of 2016. We were in a run down building that had cracks, holes, mice and bugs. We have come far from that and have a much better facility to house the animals in a safe and comfortable environment. We are here to save more lives and to educate the community on animal welfare and animal care.

We are a large, municipal shelter that serves Maricopa county, including Phoenix, AZ. In the past year, we have worked hard to save the lives of all animals that come through our door unless they are extremely sick or aggressive to the point they are a danger to the public. Much of our success has come through social media and our online networking. We take in around 33,000 animals a year between our 2 shelters. We have a 94% live release rate, however we need to be able to work to get our most at-risk population out of the shelter in a shorter period of time. Presently, we have dogs that stay over 3 months, at which point they start to deteriorate due to the stressful environment and lack of exercise and enrichment. We accept all strays (severely injured go to AZ Humane Society) and owner surrenders (managed admissions of 10/day with no stipulations). We are working hard on all fronts to save lives and we feel that being allowed to network using your data base would do even more to help us save lives.

The mission of Take Paws Rescue is to meet the moral obligation to protect and save the lives of pets in need of rescue in Louisiana. Take Paws Rescue enacts this mission by pulling pets from shelters and preparing them for transport to fosters, adopters, rescue organizations, and other shelters around the U.S. in need of adoptable pets.