TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return)

Founded in 2003. Forever Friends Foundation is a small non profit 501(c)(3), no-kill, animal rescue organization specializing in cats, but we do take in many different species of animals. The Foundation relies on volunteers, donations, fund-raisers & adoption fees to support itself. The Foundation stresses the importance of spay and neuter procedures as well as routine vaccinations for pets to the public. We also offer TNR to colony caretakers we have our Embrace Impuurrfection program where we care for special needs animals, as well as emergency intake for ill and injured stray animals requiring immediate medical attention. Animals in our care are examined and treated medically if necessary, fostered by volunteers, and then adopted to caring homes.

Just a Little About Us: Non-profit 501(c)3 corporation est. in 1965 All volunteer organization - NO paid staff Rely totally on DONATIONS, MEMBERSHIPS, GRANTS, FUNDRAISING activities and our THRIFT SHOP We are not affiliated with any shelters We receive no funding from any county or state governments Northern Neck counties served: Lancaster, Northumberland, Westmoreland, and Richmond Mission Statement: Reduce pet over population through spay/neuter programs Promote respect and compassion for all creatures through humane education Relieve the suffering of animals Prevent cruelty to animals Provide veterinary care for stray or injured animals Seek quality homes for unwanted dogs and cats

We are a small organization, covering Northern Knox County, Indiana. We are 100% Foster based, 100% Volunteer, and 100% donation dependant. we work to bring in and take care of as many as we can possibly hold, vet, rehabilitate to in turn adopt out to approved homes. Our focus is on the animals needs not the humans.

We are the largest municipality in the country in terms of square footage covered. We specialize in the care and adoption of cats and dogs. Our dog population is predominantly bully breeds. We have many different programs to promote adoptions and to assist the public in responsible pet owner ship, care, and getting involved.

We are an all-volunteer, nonprofit cat rescue. We are aware that there are a large amount of stray and abandoned cats out in our service area and we do whatever we can to help them, either through trap-neuter-return-maintain (after spaying/neutering the cat, we have volunteers feed her every day and provide a shelter), or through foster care and adoption. We also try to provide information about the importance of spay/neuter as well as financial & behavioral support for people to help them keep their cats.

St. Francis Society Animal Rescue is an all volunteer, non-profit 501-c-3 animal rescue organization dedicated to saving the lives of sick, injured, and stray domestic animals as well as spay/neuter and medical services for those animals. We seek to place animals in a loving foster or permanent home after recovery and we DO NOT euthanize unless terminal illness necessitates such a decision. All of our animals are spayed/neutered, tested for leukemia/FIV (cats), wormed and vaccinated before they are adopted.

We are three friends who share a love for animals, saw a need in our rural community, and decided to do something about it.

We are 501c3 Hawaii Business that establishes and manages working cat colonies. We tnr, foster, rescue, adopt, and educate communities on responsible animal welfare. I founded the charity to save Kitties that were being euthanized due to poor colony management, irresponsible animal welfare, and abandonment .

We are a volunteer only, foster home based rescue. The group started in 1993 to help get a better animal shelter built in Catoosa County, Ga. We then started helping people in Catoosa County get their animals spayed/neutered and help them with vet costs. After a tornado hit Ringgold, Ga, the group started foster homes to help all the lost and displaced pets. We then started vetting and rehoming animals from the shelter and the public. We are then started providing this services in Walker County, Ga as well.

The City of St. Charles Animal Control houses stray animals, and owner surrendered animals for adoption to qualified adopters. We also provide a wide variety of other services to residents of our community.