Spay/Neuter Services

Wish Upon a Rescue is a 501(c)3 non-profit Illinois based animal rescue focused on saving the lives of homeless animals while providing the community with extensive education, outreach, and support. We believe in going above and beyond the status quo of rescues and are committed to providing innovative care and support for our animals physical and emotional health. We believe that all animals deserve a second chance at life regardless of the breed, age, or physical ability.

Best Friends Animal Society is a leading animal welfare organization working to end the killing of dogs and cats in America’s shelters by 2025.

It is our belief that every stray is worthy, it is our goal to help them live the best life possible. Our services are geared toward stray animals in the community. We vet them, social them and place for adoption. In the case of truly feral cats, we do Trap, Neuter and Return. (Any friendly cats are placed for adoption)

Wright-Way Rescue is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization. Its mission is to reduce the number of homeless pets euthanized in the Midwest each year through an adoption program, community education, promotion of spaying and neutering, and a veterinary medicine program. It continues to save pets from rural animal control facilities where they are at a high risk of euthanasia, and instead offer them a second chance at a loving home in the Chicagoland area.

For the past fourteen years volunteers of They Deserve Better Dog Rescue have dedicated their time and money to saving and bettering the lives of mistreated and neglected and/or unwanted dogs. To date, They Deserve Better have rescued and rehomed over 2800 dogs. Referrals come from various sources and there are sometimes fees involved in order to remove the dog from potentially harmful environments. Private vehicles are used to transport these dogs from puppy mills, kill shelters, and unsafe environments, to private homes where they are housed and nurtured until they can be matched with the human that will provide them their furever home.

We are a nonprofit helping animals in the south.

ABMR is a dedicated group of volunteers committed to saving and finding good, loving homes for Belgian Malinois in need. This breed is often surrendered to shelters due to their high energy levels and are becoming popular with backyard breeders due to their large litters. Our dogs are required to be spayed or neutered before available for adoption.

BTBPR members are dedicated to rescuing abused, neglected and abandoned animals. We strive to find them forever homes and reduce euthanasia. BTBPR also assists Arizona’s retired public safety K-9’s with medical needs.

We are a volunteer, foster home based, certified 501(c)(3) dog rescue organization based in the midlands of South Carolina. We operate primarily through our foster homes, partnerships with other humane no kill organizations, online databases and at adoption events/expos. The majority of our animals come from animal control groups and open admission shelters throughout South Carolina, or the Southeast, where overcrowding and overpopulation lead to the euthanasia of thousands of healthy, friendly pets every year. We are committed to providing the dogs that come into Fostering Foster Animal Rescue with the best possible care while they wait for their forever homes by acclimating them to life outside of a shelter and providing the appropriate veterinary care needed. .We primarily collaborate with northern rescues, shelters and animal leagues to save as many lives as possible. We believe that all dogs have tales to tell and we believe in giving them the chance to wag their tails. All dogs deserve to be loved and cherished and to enrich the lives of their humans. Through community involvement and social awareness we know that one day every dog will have a home.

Quincy's Hope was founded with the belief that every dog's life has value. We exist solely to make sure that unwanted, neglected, abused and homeless dogs find their place in the world. Our job is to ensure that they find a loving forever home. We do that by taking all of the steps necessary to provide health care, training for all of our dogs and proper home checks to potential adoptive families interested in adoption to hopefully prevent our pups from ending up in a shelter. We work closely with our local Animal Control in an effort to reduce the euthanasia rate here in Bay County. We also provide spay/neuter, food assistance and other services to those less fortunate in order to keep pets with their families. Education is of utmost importance to our rescue and we have programs in place to provide education to our local community regarding the importance of spaying, neutering, vaccinations and overbreeding of dogs. We are a foster-based network of volunteers and we are always looking for approved foster families to help us in our quest to place homeless dogs in loving families.