TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return)

BHLP was founded in response to the plight of cats and dogs left homeless by neglect, abandonment or abuse. We aim to improve their lives by providing direct care and safe environments. All too often these animals either end up being euthanized or exist on the street with little or no shelter or food, subjected to illness and starvation. By ignoring their plight, we risk perpetuating cat and dog overpopulation, with dire consequences. Our objective is to reduce the number of animals left uncared for and homeless. Our approach is to provide direct care, partner with supportive businesses, organizations and individuals to provide rescue services ranging from feeding to veterinary care to finding temporary and permanent homes for these animals. We also are committed to the idea that education is essential in alleviating the conditions of animal homelessness and abuse and strive to bring awareness through various community and school programs. We hope that by providing and facilitating essential services for neglected, abandoned and abused animals, we will ultimately eradicate animal homelessness and the problems associated with it.

We are a foster-based, No-Kill, non-profit rescue (We have no physical shelter). Our fosters are located all over the state! Our mission is to rescue, rehabilitate and re-home unwanted dogs and cats; to prevent overpopulation through spay/neuter; to restore dignity, trust and quality of life for neglected, abused and homeless dogs and cats; to find the best home for each dog and cat in our care; to educate adopters and our community on pet care, spaying/neutering, training and suitable animal selection for their lifestyle; to provide a network of resources, volunteers and fosters for animals, animal shelters/pounds and the community.

We are setting up a formal Trap Neuter Program for Wayne County.

We provide education, support and resources so that pet guardians can maintain safe, healthy and loving home environments to their companion animals. Through promoting responsible guardianship, we hope to reduce the number of animals surrendered to local shelters and rescues and to prevent countless animals from being euthanized. When all resources have been exhausted and any particular animal is still not in a safe and stable environment, we will offer the family re-homing as a final measure.

Our Mission: To be the solution to companion animal overpopulation & homelessness from MN to Mexico by offering free spay/neuter clinics for owned and homeless dogs and cats. Pet Project Rescue (PPR) is a Minnesota based, non-profit organization that specializes in spay/neuter programming from Minnesota to Mexico, and foster-based hospice care for terminally ill MN dogs and cats rescued from local high-kill shelters. PPR’s mission is to end animal homelessness and suffering by focusing on reducing the homeless animal population at its source through our free spay/neuter clinics for animals both in our local MN community and Mexico. PPR believes that all animals deserve a loving and healthy life. In order to fully provide for animals in need we dedicate our time and energy to help animals locally and beyond by providing free vet care for low-income communities while also striving to make Minneapolis a no-kill city! In addition to our main focus on spay and neuter services, we make an effort to provide a comfortable and dignified life for animals that are generally seen as unadoptable. PPR created a hospice program in 2010, which focuses on providing foster homes for terminally ill animals that are rescued from MN high-kill shelters. These dogs and cats are our of options, but because of our hospice program they are able to have a loving family in their last days and pass with the respect and dignity every living being deserves. Pet Project Rescue has been a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit since 2008.

Our primary mission is to help care for and reduce the number of cats living in our street through a Comprehensive TNR Program. Our secondary mission is to teach respect for life through our work. We work with individuals, communities and municipalities to promote TNR and responsible, humane colony management. We help with sick and injured cats. We work through a foster system to adopt kittens and strays. We do it for the love of cats and because there is such a strong need.

tlc Rescue is a recently incorporated not-for-profit organization with pending public charity status under 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. tlc Rescue was founded by three women who have actively dedicated much of their lives to ensuring that all animals (particularly cats and dogs) are not living on the streets, homeless and/or being neglected or abused. Our rescue efforts focus on Westchester County, New York, primarily in the southern end of the county. We often work with other rescue groups and shelters, most of whom have insufficient space for all of their cats to roam freely. Our philosophy is that no cat should be caged, except when needed to address temporary medical issues. We believe that cats need room to play, lounge and interact with each other and humans in an open environment. Our facility currently consists of six rooms for cats. Each room has ample windows, pet beds, scratching posts, cat trees, and lots of toys to keep the cats stimulated throughout the day. We designate space for newly rescued cats to be isolated while recovering from spay or neuter surgery until it can be determined which other cats they will get along best with until adopted. We also offer critical aftercare space for ferals in our TNR (Trap Neuter Release) program that aims to stop animal overpopulation. We currently work with other groups to assist dogs in need, and hope to expand and be able to help more directly.

HSHV was founded in 1896. We are the only animal shelter in Washtenaw County that takes in all types of unwanted, injured, lost, stray, abandoned, and abused animals. Each year we help over 10,000 dogs, cats, rabbits, and other small animals. HSHV has the highest "save rate" among all similar animal shelters in Michigan? 85% of the animals that come through our doors are successfully helped back home or find a new loving home.

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I was in rescue for five years working as manager for Animal Sanctuary Society Inc. I was in charge of all operations. I love all animals but have chosen to work strictly with cats. I have started my own rescue - Lynn's Animal Rescue. LAR has been in operation since July of 2012.