Spay/Neuter Services

Non Profit with governing Board of Directors. Approx. 200 volunteers and we adopted 414 cats in 2014. I am the Vice President of the Board and primarily assist in technical issues

ACAC is a small rural shelter adopting out animals. We provide services such as adoption, owner support, education etc.

Demi's Animal Rescue was started by Demi Merritt when she was 14 years old. She is now about 19 years old and pushing Demi's Animal Rescue harder than ever. She has a strong passion for moving Colorado closer to no kill. She likes to focus on the more difficult animals and fully rehabilitate them both physically and emotionally before placement.

We are dedicated to animal welfare. We focus on spay/neuter programs and adoptions (all spayed or neutered before rehomed), outread - helping people keep their pets. We do it because we believe that we can achieve a no-kill environment and that animal kindness is essential to healthy families and communities.

VRHS formed in 1969 to provide rescue services for stray animals in Cherokee and Clay Counties, NC. We try to provide humane services for stray and unwanted animals. We are the only Shelter in 3 counties.

The York County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) is a charitable organization dedicated to providing long-term human and animal services to residents of York County through programs that find permanent, loving homes for displaced and stray animals, help control animal population growth, investigate and prosecute cruelty offenders and educate the general public about animal wellness and safety.

We are a foster based animal rescue based in Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota. I have many years of volunteer experience with other local animal rescues as a foster and as the Director of the Cat Program. I started this new organization in November of 2014 to help more animals get rescued and find their forever homes.

Active members have worked to help cats at local kill shelter through another rescue that prefers to focus on dogs. There are currently no other groups in the community helping specifically cats. Without help,shelter and homeless cats will have no advocates to help save lives and provide care when injured or sick.

GOTGM began as a group that worked as a liaison between high kill shelters and rescue groups pulling animals that needed medical treatment, getting treatment and vetting done and then giving to the rescue group. GOTGM did the fundraising to pay for vetting, rescues kept the adoption fees. We have what is known as the Doggie Den where up to 2 pregnant momma dogs at a time can be pulled from shelters and kept safe to have their babies and stay until the pups are at least 8 weeks old and available for adoption. More recently GOTGM began growing a foster base of our own. We now pull dogs facing euthanasia that may need heartworm treatment, broken bones mended, or need emergency medical care (hit by care) and adopt them out ourselves when they are ready to go. We have a great core group of volunteers and expanding as are the services we provide in saving pets.

The mission of Ruff Love Rescue (www.ruffloverescue.com) is to provide a safe haven for homeless, abused, neglected, and/or abandoned dogs; especially those seen as poor adoption prospects. We maintain information about reputable canine organizations and rescues, networking with as many of these as possible to place adoptable dogs in responsible, loving environments, either through foster care or whenever possible, forever homes. We are a home based foster group with no adoption facility. We adopt to North Carolina but in special circumstances can go out of state. We use every pro-bono means at our disposal to raise public awareness about homeless animals and responsible pet care as well as to find homes for our dogs. Dogs who are not adopted will live out their lives at Ruff Love. Ruff Love Rescue is run entirely by volunteers. We have full time jobs and save dogs in our spare time. Currently RLR has over 100 dogs. Since 1999, Sue Rogers, President/Founder and RLR volunteers have found forever homes for hundreds of homeless dogs.