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Non-profit promoting and providing for the rescue, rehabilitation and adoption of small animals through fostering, sheltering and education. Our focus is also on educating the public on responsible pet ownership and spay neuter. Our goal is that through responsible pet ownership, the rate of unwanted animals will decrease and fewer animals will be euthanized for the lack of a home.

We are a small all volunteer foster based rescue on the western Navajo Nation. This is our 25th year. We help about 400 animals a year but are only able to take about 125 through to adoption, the rest we provide initial veterinary care and then we have rescue partners in Phoenix who help take them through to adoption

We are a no-kill, foster based, all volunteer animal rescue. Lucky Dawg is dedicated to rescuing homeless, abused or unwanted animals in our local communities and outside areas if needed, as well as educating the public. We place animals in responsible, committed and loving homes. Considerable care is taken to find good matches for both the animal and the adopter. Lucky Dawg will remain committed to the animal’s welfare beyond the adoption process. ​ Lucky Dawg Animal Rescue is a charitable 501c3 organization.

We started over a year ago removing the dogs from the Union Cty Animal Control. Up until last week we have had zero dogs euthanized from this facility by networking, transporting dogs to rescues and fosters. We have saved over 200 dogs from this facility that was 100% a kill shelter not open to the public

We are newly formed no kill shelter which utilizes temporary housing for homeless animals within the Oxford/Lafayette County, MS community. We utilize foster the use of foster homes, adoptions, and transports to socialize and provide the environmental stimulation in a home as frequently as possible, promote spay/neuter, and transports to prevent unnecessary euthanasia for treatable illness or lack of space.

Southern Animal Welfare League Non-Profit Pet Rescue EIN 57-1238819 The purpose and passion of Southern Animal Welfare League is to prevent the suffering, neglect and abuse of companion animals in Chester County, South Carolina. Our focus is on educating the public on the importance of altering their companion animals, offering a low/no cost spay & neuter program for those that need financial assistance. Saving animals abandoned and left in our local kill shelter, providing a safe haven and veterinary care before transporting these wonderful animals to our “no kill" partner groups in the northeast. Providing financial assistance for animals that may have an emergency health crisis while at our underfunded local kill shelter.

The 9 Lives Cat Rescue is a small, welcoming group for cats and the people who love them. Since its foundation in 2006, it has provided care and compassion to stray and surrendered cats in Oxford and Lafayette County MS. The 9 Lives Cat Rescue Group is a volunteer only based 501(C)3 non-profit group. We can take in a limited number of animals (all ages) depending on available foster homes. We offer low and free spay/neuter surgeries for cats (and the occasional dog). We help with transporting animals to/from the veterinarians on surgery days for owners that are unable to do so (no vehicle, cannot afford gas, working hrs, other). We give advice to people to help them keeping their animals to prevent them from being surrendered to 9LCR or to high kill shelters. We practice TNR since 2006 and have managed that way cat populations on several locations in town. Trapped feral cats are not tested for FelV/Fiv as a standard procedure, only if they appear sickly and veterinarian suspects they may be positive. 9LCR is helping with injured (feral) cats and provides trapping of those and consequent medical care. 9LCR has bottle-fed orphans, cared for sick and injured cats/kittens. We do as much as possible to avoid euthanasia. Euthanasia is only considered if a veterinarian recommends it and there is no other hope for recovery.

This organization was inspired by my foster failure Max. Max needed Spinal surgery and was rescued by the rescue community coming together. It really takes a village to save and rescue animals. We believe that all lives matter from puppies to senior animals. We try to help out where we can. For our organization and others. We believes in teamwork which gets more things accomplished. We are currently raising money for our foster/rescue dog Zoey. Our current long term goal is to plan and save for our nonprofit status.

We assist residents to TNR cat colonies in the area to reduce the extermination of homeless cats. We educate on the importance of and provide spay&neuter assistance. We accept accidental litters and family pets for rehoming to prevent them from being surrendered to high kill shelters. We pull from high kill shelters. All rescues are spayed or neutered, brought up to date on vaccines and given heartworm & flea preventatives. Many of our rescues are transported to no kill rescues in Vermont and NY who have high adoption demands. We do all this to prevent the neddless deaths of homeless pets in our area.

I started as a TNR only individual, but soon found that it was necessary to shelter feral moms and their kittens. That expanded to fostering and adoptions. Then that expanded to collaborating with other rescue groups who needed a place to hold animals in transition. And that's where we are today.