Spay/Neuter Services

I have been doing cat rescue for 20 years and have worked with different rescue groups but have decided to branch out on my own. I have had a passion for saving animals since I was 12 years old and always will.

Tails of Hope is a non-profit, no-kill, volunteer animal rescue organization serving all of New Jersey who provides temporary shelter to stray, abandoned, and surrendered animals for the purpose of finding permanent suitable new homes. Our organization is totally run by people who generously volunteer their time, homes and hearts in order to help. We make a promise to any animal who comes through our doors they will never be homeless again. We hope our residents will find a loving home with a lifelong companion or a loving family; but if they never find that home, they are welcomed into our family. We provide spay and neuter services and any necessary medical care for pets. We work diligently to educate the public, especially children, on the importance of pet sterilization, responsible pet ownership and the humane treatment of animals. We assist all animals in distress without regard to age, breed or ease of placement. We believe that with some temporary assistance, many animals can remain in their current homes instead of being admitted to animal shelters. We help by providing temporary supplies of pet food and other supplies to families suffering from unemployment, seniors on fixed incomes and families that are dealing with chronically illnesses where resources are tightly dedicated. We strive to work with area shelters and other rescue and humane organizations to develop a network of supporters and volunteers in order to create a better world for homeless pets

We are under contract to receive all stray animals from the City of Athens and the County of Limestone. We also take unwanted animals from the public. We have active volunteers who work very hard finding rescue organizations for our animals.

We started many years ago as a TNR group for feral cats. Naturally you also get many scared, dumped domestic animals. Ferals had no advocates in our area when we started. Thankfully now, we've been working with our local animal control and they are finally not destroying all animals deemed feral. Unfortunately, there are still too many breeding animals (feral and domestic) that need help so we can stop the needless, mass reproduction. Sometimes that's a well-meaning individual who feeds cats and after a couple of years, realizes there is a problem, or it could be an elderly person who can't afford to vet their animals. The animals not only need our advocacy but occasionally the people we help do as well. We adopt the animals that can be adopted and find special placement for others that aren't so readily "adoptable".

Cat Tales Rescue is an all volunteer organization dedicated to helping all homeless and abandoned cats and kittens in the greater Muskegon, Michigan area.

Founded in 1998, the Chama Valley Humane Society is an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) organization supported entirely through fundraising, private donations, and grants. Our mission is to provide no-kill solutions to reduce the population of homeless cats and dogs by sponsoring a spay and neuter program for companion pets and feral cats, working with regional shelters and foster homes to rehabilitate and rehome animals, and educating those in the community we serve about responsible pet ownership. We serve a 600 square mile area of northern Rio Arriba County, New Mexico. We do not have a shelter, but we try to take in all animals we can from the Village of Chama holding facility as well as strays and unwanted animals throughout our region. All rescued animals are fostered locally until they can be adopted or transferred to no- or low-kill shelters or rescues. In addition to rescue and foster, we support the following programs: • A low-cost spay-neuter program for community pet owners • An Angel Fund to help pet owners pay for unexpected veterinarian bills through a no-interest revolving loan • WAG ‘n READ - A Reading Education and Assistance Dogs® program that works in our local schools to strengthen the animal-human bond while enhancing the reading experience for children

I have been in cat rescue and trap/neuter/return work for over 10 years. CAFA also advocates for all pets but particularly for cats/kittens. CAFA takes cats/kittens that have been abandoned, gets them vaccinated and fixed and gets them adopted into good homes

Volunteers whose goal is to care for the sheltered animals at Campbell County Animal Control, to support the ACO's who work there, and to assist residents of Campbell County with training questions, and act as a resource for rehoming pets, or offer other options.

We are a Public Security Force for companion animals. We try to prevent the animals form entering animal controls. We combine community and companions in several services and educational programs. We are also very focused laws being enforced and tweek'd for better protection against the horrible acts of cruelty, abandonment, and neglect. We want back yard breeding addressed to. Our goal is to help change the mind set we currently still have about animal control. We also embrace technology being embraced in the process of animal control.

I started in 2013 by photographing hi risk dogs and cats in a rural high kill shelter and posting their photos to facebook for the community to see. It helped increase rescues and private adoptions from 45% to 62% live release rate in 2 years. Not a huge increase, but significant in a shelter where I found a live dog placed in the freezer for euthanized dogs. I began to pull dogs and foster and send to rescue partners and started adopting myself in 2013.