Spay/Neuter Services

POSITION STATEMENT PURPOSE: -- Prevention of cruelty to animals -- Provide for humane education to the community -- Provide for sterilization and care of animals through a low-cost spay/neuter and wellness clinic -- Perform sterilization for free for homeless animals that are turned in to the SPCA. -- Assist or subsidize sterilization of animals whose owners cannot afford to pay which is done on a case by case basis as funds are available -- Seek suitable homes for animals without owners POLICY: -- It is the policy of the Society to provide humane care and treatment for all animals needing protection in the area served by the Society; to seek to return lost animals to their owners; to seek suitable homes for animals without owners; to be an information resource of animal cruelty and abuse. -- The SPCA recognizes the importance of life to all living creatures and will protect the life of all animals under their care and will only consider taking an animal life under the following conditions: -- To end the life of an animal that is in pain and suffering -- To end the life of an old animal with badly failing health -- To stop the spread of a contagious disease on the premises that poses a threat to other animal’s health and life -- To end the life of an animal that is vicious and poses a danger to people and other animals -- Support legislation to enforce mandatory spay/neutering of pets in Brevard County based on the irrefutable evidence that this is the only proven method of achieving a true no-kill environment. -- Promote adoption of pets in shelters rather than purchasing puppies/dogs from pet stores or puppy mills. -- Pet ownership should result from a thoughtful-conscious decision to bring a companion animal into the family with a willingness to make a lifetime commitment to the animal.

We are a national rescue that takes in Brittany's from owner surrenders, shelter pulls or strays and places them into foster homes for evaluation and then into forever homes with qualified adopters. We also will take Brittany mixes.

We are the Volunteers of the York County Animal Shelter. We do all of our work to benefit the dogs and cats at the shelter. We socialize, walk and groom the animals available for adoption. We also assist potential adopters and give the animals all the love they need!

Arizona Boston Terrier Rescue, Inc. (AZBTR) is an Arizona non-profit corporation dedicated to the rescue and re-homing of unwanted Boston Terriers, education of owners on responsible dog ownership, and education of the public on the Boston Terrier breed. AZBTR began life as the Rescue Committee of the Valley of the Sun Boston Terrier Club, a club founded in 1974 by a group of Boston Terrier lovers and breeders. As responsible breeders they knew that, in addition to improving and protecting the breed, it was also their obligation to help individual Bostons that needed new homes. Over the years, more and more Bostons needed help, and the Rescue Committee's operations grew to the point that it made sense to form a separate Boston Terrier rescue with the exclusive goal of helping dogs that needed new homes. Arizona Boston Terrier Rescue, Inc. was born as a free-standing non-profit corporation in 2006. Today AZBTR takes in adoptable Boston Terriers from many situations. We provide for their medical and behavioral needs, then place them in loving, permanent homes. All of our rescued dogs live with families in foster homes in Arizona. We operate statewide and occasionally take in dogs from nearby states. We do not run a shelter that you can visit. All of the rescue's operations are carried out by volunteers, most of whom have families and full-time jobs. We are very busy! The costs of the care we provide for Bostons adds up. We charge an adoption fee for each Boston, but it rarely covers all of the costs, even for a simple case. We close the gap with fundraising activities throughout the year and donations from Boston Terrier Lovers. AZBTR follows a code of ethics that requires us to operate in a lawful and responsible fashion. For example, we are committed to spay/neuter every dog before placement in a new home. AZBTR is a proud member of the Coalition of All Breed Rescue of Arizona.

We are a small group of people dedicated to ending feline overpopulation in our area. We do this through trap-neuter-return and low cost spay/neuter services through a variety of clinics. We also work to keep feral cats from being killed in shelters buy offering TNR and our farm cat program. We offer help to owners of cats for behavioral issues to try and keep these animals in their home.

We are a private SPCA in Fauquier County serving our local community and beyond. An important part of our mission is emphasizing the importance of spay/neuter and we have a low-cost clinic to support that. We have a contract with Animal Control services in Fauquier County and intake all animals seized by them including but not limited to abandoned, stray, court-case, abused and surrendered. We adopt out almost all pets that have been deemed to be successfully adoptable.

We rescue English Toy Spaniels from virtually any environment, but our main focus is in the rescue of puppy mill English Toys who have spent their entire lives in breeding facilities across the county. We take in the rescues, vet them, and then make sure that they find homes where they will be loved and doted on for the remainder of their lives. We do this because (1) we love the English Toy breed, (2) we detest the inhumane conditions of puppy mills; and (3) we have a passion to give voice to the voiceless and aid to dogs in need.

Southern Nevada Beagle Rescue is an all-volunteer group dedicated to the rescue of Beagles and education about responsible dog ownership. We find permanent homes for Beagles who have been surrendered by their owners or who have been abandoned or abused. Southern Nevada Beagle Rescue does not house dogs in a shelter as in many rescue groups. Our dogs are cared for in healthy, safe, loving foster home environments.

Bond County Humane Society (BCHS) was formed in 2003 by Rachel & Dennis Hundsdorfer and a small group of concerned citizens. The mission is to provide temporary housing to stray, unwanted and neglected cats and dogs until permanent loving homes can be found. Our mission also includes controlling the pet overpopulation through low cost spay/neuter programs. We offer local low cost spay/neuter programs for companion animals and low cost spay/neuter programs for feral free roaming cats. We actively participate in humane education programs with a group of volunteers from surrounding counties to elementary and high schools those counties. BCHS was formed because we saw a need for improving animal welfare in Bond County.

Open Heart Rescue is a small non-profit NO Kill rescue located in Middle TN in the city of Cookeville. We rescue urgent, last hour dogs in Kill Shelters and place them in permanent safe homes. It is our Mission to save as many desperate animals as we can.