Spay/Neuter Services

Our mission statement is to reduce the number of euthanized animals by rescuing from kill shelters. We are all volunteers and run our organization on donations and fundraisers. We also have a thrift store that people donate items to and we sell them to benefit our animals.

I have been running this rescue since 2007 after first starting out as a volunteer foster home in 2006. I do it because I loved my first Jack very much, considered him to be irreplaceable when he died, and decided to pay it forward to the breed as a whole by volunteering for JRT rescue. The lady who originally ran the group burned out and retired, and I rebuilt it from covering one state (Oregon) and having 2 volunteers to the point where we have placed over 400 dogs in new lifetime homes and have a whopping dozen volunteers and a very active and involved adopter support base. I am semi-retired, live in the country and have worked with dogs and horses since I was a kid. I love Jacks.

Ohio House Rabbit Rescue is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated rescuing and adopting indoor pet rabbits. Our mission is to establish and operate a Center for rescued abandoned pet rabbits, offer a robust adoption program and provide educational resources and programming on the proper care of rabbits as indoor companions. OHRR envisions a community where all pet rabbits live indoors as companions and have access to a proper diet, habitat, and regular veterinary care for the duration of their life. OHRR was founded in 2009 by longtime rabbit owner, Beverly May. After realizing that over 900 rabbits were offered for surrender each year in Central Ohio alone, Beverly decided that Ohio needed a rescue and adoption center for rabbits. OHRR began with an extensive network of foster homes in order to begin rescuing rabbits and to build community support. In 2013, OHRR opened the Ohio House Rabbit Adoption Center, which is the first rescue and adoption center in Ohio that is exclusively for rabbits. In 2013, we founds homes for over 70 bunnies. In addition to our adoptions program, OHRR hosts Midwest BunFest, the largest rabbit-related exposition in the Eastern United States. BunFest includes shopping from various small animal supply vendors, the Bunny Spa with nail trips and grooming, Bunny Glamour Shots pet photography, a chance to interact with rabbit rescues across the Midwest, and also has over 10 education sessions from nationally recognized veterinarians and certified rabbit educators. In 2012, OHRR developed the Fix-a-Bun (FAB) Low-Cost Spay/Neuter program that provides assistance in paying for spay/neuter surgery for rabbits in Ohio, and the program has helped many families pay for spay/neuter surgery. Further, OHRR attends adoption events at local pet supply stores on an ongoing basis and hosts community fundraisers quarterly. OHRR also provides email and telephone support to rabbit owners across Ohio and in other states.

Sammy's Hope Animal Welfare & Adoption Center is privately-operated animal shelter, staffed and supported by volunteers, that helps care for and find Forever Homes for homeless animals. We work with local NJ municipal animal shelters to help alleviate their overcrowding and find homeless pets their Forever Families.

Great River Rescue is a 501 (c)(3) private nonprofit organization founded in 1977. We are a no-kill animal shelter which rescues stray and unwanted companion animals. We provide quality care for those animals until a suitable home can be found. All animals are spayed/neutered prior to adoption. Our goal is to reduce pet overpopulation and thereby end needless euthanasia. Our mission is to serve the best interest of the animals we strive to protect.

We provide shelter for animals who are lost, abandoned or are given up by families no longer able to care for them. We offer a second chance to adoptable animals and place them in loving, permanent homes.

We are a municipal organization that is contracted to work with three towns in Somerset County. We care for approximately 700 animals every year.

GreenDog Foundation is a non-profit public charity dedicated to reducing the amount of euth-listed dogs in the shelters of CA as well as educating the public on humane treatment and the importance of their pet's health.

We have been an organization for over 20 years and became a 501 c organization soon after. Our main goal is spay/neuter as many cats that we can possibly do. In order to reduce the overpopulation, we feel that fixing an animal is the most important thing to do. In many situations we find kittens or friendly cats that have been dumped in our feeding areas. We take those animals to the vet to make sure they are in good health. If they are, we either put them in a Petco or foster home until we can find the right home. Our group traps to fix cats, feed colonies of cats that we have fixed and adopt what we can. we have done fixed over 6,000 cats. Our adoptions are not as high as our spay/neuter numbers. It is hard for us since we have no shelter and very little exposure.

Guam Animals In Need (GAIN), Inc. is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to the prevention of cruelty to animals, and to the education of the public concerning matters pertaining to animals and their welfare. The shelter, located in Yigo, has facilities to house and care for dogs, cats and rabbits, and provides food, shelter and medical care. The shelter is owned by GovGuam but operated by GAIN under a year-to-year contract. GAIN would like to show people that pets are a part of the family and we encourage all animal owners to be sure their pets are part of the family and not tied outside with little or no social contact.