Spay/Neuter Services

We are an independently run organization. Dachshund Rescue of Los Angeles aims to reduce the number of dachshunds being euthanized in local shelters and provide well educated and committed homes for homeless dogs.

We are a small group of volunteers who have always had a passion for saving animals of any kind, but we are drawn to dachshunds. This drew us together and we decided to take a grass roots fundraising campaign to the next level, which is a 501c3 non profit that concentrates on rescueing dachshunds and dachshund mixes. We all do this solely for our love of animals and the breed. Corinne Zoscak is President. Kimberly Wykoff is Treasurer. Natalie McIntosh is Secretary. Corinne and Kimberly take care of mostly everything for the rescue. Natalie helps run the website and is basically a person to bounce ideas off of. We also have a long list of dedicated volunteers, foster parents, and transporters who help us accomplish our goals.

We are an all service rescue with three areas of service: Senior Dogs over 7, hard to place dogs, and consulting services to other rescues, primarily focusing on German Shepherds and German Shepherd mixes.

OPUNDO was established to assist HSRC in Beckley WV to move healthy, adoptable dogs and cats into rescues to avoid euthanasia. At the time, they were extremely high kill. As the shelter became more self-sufficient with this (new management, etc), we branched out to start doing adoptions ourselves. We pull animals from shelters and from the public to find homes and rescues. We also offer a monthly transport to a low cost spay neuter clinic for the general public, as well as transport for shelter animals to get to rescue on the weekends.

Baltimore Humane Society, founded in 1927 by Mrs. Elsie Seeger Barton, is an independent, non-profit, no-kill animal shelter, which offers a low-cost Spay, Neuter, & Vaccine Clinic to the public, and a pet cemetery with grief support services. We receive no operational funding from the local or federal governments, or any national animal welfare organizations. Baltimore Humane Society strives to end the euthanasia of healthy, adoptable animals by promoting and offering affordable spaying and neutering to control the population of unwanted animals in our area and addressing the issues that cause people to give up animals. Its low-cost Spay, Neuter, & Vaccine Clinic is open to anyone in the public. B’more Humane also works to advance the cause of the humane treatment of animals and increase awareness of animal issues through public education. Presentations are given to groups of all sizes and ages both on and off site. Finally, Baltimore Humane Society ensure a peaceful resting place for beloved pets through the operation of a beautiful and well-maintained cemetery for companion animals. A variety of tributes and services are available to the public including a free pet grief support group.

We advocate for pediatric spay/neuter. We believe that you cannot adopt yourself out of an overpopulation problem, that if the focus is not on spay/neuter, we will never solve the pet overpopulation problem. We rescue dogs and puppies from Puerto Rico, where the kill rate in shelters is 91%. Our rescue partners make sure that the mother dogs of our pups are spayed, or we receive both the mother and her pups for adoption. We prefer Satos because they have excellent temperaments and our adoptive families love them forever.

Established in 1949, the Inland Valley Humane Society & S.P.C.A. is a private, non-profit, full-access animal shelter dedicated to providing a safe refuge for animals in our community (s). Our mission to care for all animals is made possible by friends like you. Every day our dedicated staff ensures that every animal receives food, veterinary care and the attention they need until they can find a forever home.

Our mission is to rescue abandoned or surrendered miniature schnauzers and find loving homes after they have been completely vetted.

We are a new rescue and humane education organization. While we will be obtaining animals from local shelters and adopting them, we will also work to keep animals in their current homes through training, behavior modification, one-time financial assistance, spay and neuter services; and provide education to pet owners, the general public, and most importantly, the next generation of animal advocates.

Chuck Schmidt started rescuing animals years ago when he had to retire because of health problems. He will not turn down any animal. He specializes in dogs that need rehabilitation. He was a dog trainer in the Army so he has the experience and knowledge. Chuck will take back any animal that the new family wants to return. He is interested in only finding them good homes for the animals.