Transport Services

RezDawg Rescue is a 501c3 organization that is aggressively addressing the situation of homeless, abandoned and neglected companion animals in the Four Corners region of the United States. RezDawg Rescue seeks to remedy this situation by providing emergency medical care, humane education programs, free and low-cost spay/neuter clinics and safe and efficient transport of unwanted animals to regions where permanent homes can be located.

We are a group of volunteers dedicated to photographing animals at the Tipton County Animal Shelter and getting them as much exposure as possible. We also have a transport program available to get shelter animals to safety. Our group also offers free transport for people in our community to have their animals spayed/neutered. We fully fund our shelter's vaccination program and raise money to have many of the animals spayed or neutered making them more adoptable.

We provide homes for the homeless animals of Ritchie County. Our passion is finding lifetime homes for our pets.

Habersham Humane's mission is to reduce the euthanasia rate of adoptable companion animals in Habersham County.

Marisa Kim Optometrist Zuni IHS. Relocating dogs to better areas where chance of adoption and better lives is possible. Vaccinating and providing access for community members to spay neuter clinics. Foster care. Vet care and humane education.

Castle of Dreams Animal Rescue is a 501C (3) all volunteer animal rescue organization based in Central NJ. Our mission is centered on the rescue and rehabilitation of dogs and puppies from dire situations. The main focal point of our organization is to rescue canines from high kill shelters and place them in foster care until a permanent home is found. We rely on donations from the general public in order to operate. Our concentration on awareness is very important as we realize it is key in preventing millions of pets from being euthanized each year. In addition to our main mission, we also focus on other areas, Community involvement and education offering programs on pet care, importance of pet alteration, school speakers/community meetings on animal care, junior volunteer program and community service hours for youth ages 10 and above. We assist families with options that will allow them to keep their pets due to a temporary financial hardship which include temporary foster care for their pet, assistance with finding pet friendly housing and providing food and supplies to care for their pets. Training and rehabilitation with rescue dogs and families wishing to surrender their pets for issues that can be worked with.

The only 501-C3 Non-profit rescue in this county and beyond that rescues mostly from high kill animal control facilities and individuals and off the streets.

Operation Pets Alive! believes that many in our community share our values with regard to homeless dogs and cats. Therefore, we see a need to increase community awareness and community involvement regarding the No-Kill movement and the plight of homeless dogs and cats in our community. We want to help people “do the right thing” for animals. Operation Pets Alive! is a non-profit, all-volunteer organization striving to elevate Montgomery County to a No-Kill community through innovative programs that: Raise community awareness Reduce the number of dogs and cats that enter our shelters Increase the number of dogs and cats that leave our shelters alive

We have operated a dog boarding and training facliity for 15 yrs. My late husband was a veterinarian and our lifelong goal was to have a full-service facility. A one-stop shop to find a great companion and then take great care of it throughout its life with you. My husband passed away four years ago, but one year ago, I started our official rescue program. We had been rescuing dogs for 15 yrs, but fully supported it ourselves. We set the rescue up as a non-profit corporation a year ago so that we can get support in saving more dogs as part of our lifelong dream to unite loving owners with amazing dogs in need of homes.

1. Care for the animals in residence: We have purchased 13 acres in Callahan and made it our headquarters and forever home along with being a safe haven for the animals that pass through the RAIN organization. From this location, which is centrally located in Nassau County, we are able to service the entire county with ease. 2. Educational Program: RAIN experienced its third year of speaking to over 1100 fifth graders, with approval from the Nassau County School Board and several private area schools. This program includes basic pet care, hurricane procedures, wildlife, vet visits, adoption, Rabies protocol, and volunteerism. RAIN was joined this year with special guest speakers Nassau County Commissioner Mike Boyle and Dr. Jennifer Farrin from Fernandina Beach Animal Clinic. We will be expanding this program to other grades as funding becomes available. 3. RAIN Train Transport/Rescue Program: Transporting animals from Nassau County Animal Services (county animal control) along with many of the strays in our area, onto humane societies and SPCAs in the Southern United States that are in need of adoptable animals. Many of these receiving rescues are located in areas where strict spay/neuter laws and low-cost spay/neuter clinics exist. The current total of animals that has been passengers on the train for May 2009/April 2010 is 743. May 2010-present is 233 4. RAIN Food Chain Program: RAIN has teamed up with the Gleaners Food Distribution out of Jacksonville Florida, to help assist county residents through these tough economical times. Every Wednesday evening the Gleaners provide a hot meal to the community of Nassau from the Fairgrounds, and RAIN has committed to attending one Wednesday a month and pass out pet food to pet owners. This program reaches over 250 families in our area. 5. Operation RAINDROP: Assist in DROPPING the intake of unwanted animals and euthanasia in our community, through sterilization. RAIN utilizes the new First Coast No More Homeless Pets spay/neuter clinic located in Jacksonville, Florida. RAIN advertises/promotes the service, arranges appointments and transport animals to and from the clinic, for the residents of Nassau County, along with Camden and Glynn Counties of Georgia. RAIN also offers additional 24-48 hours of recovery at the RAIN recovery unit in Callahan at no cost. 347 animals have been sterilized since the program first launched in Aug. 2009. 6. Houses 4 Hounds: Providing dog houses to pets that have no shelter. RAIN has teamed up with the students of the Nassau County High School wood shops and Habitat for Humanity to build dog houses with the supplies RAIN will provide. Through this team effort, pets all over our county who live outdoors 24/7, will receive shelter from the elements and a place to call home. 7. RAIN has joined the team of Pedigree, Winn Dixie, and Tampa Bay Humane Society to help our troops in their time of need. Together with these two great companies, and one of our sister rescues, RAIN assist military people, who are being deployed out of the country for active duty, help find a foster parent for their pet. The RAIN Foster Coordinator is located in Nassau County, but has enlisted foster parents and applicants for the program throughout the entire United States. RAIN successfully matches pets with fosters until our service men and women return home to them safely. RAIN is proud and honored to have been bestowed this task in helping our country and the people who serve it. To become a foster parent, please go to fostermilitarypets.com or e-mail nassaurain@gmail.com We do it this job of animal rescue to help improve and save the lives of innocent animals. Our motto that we live by is that, saving one animal will not change the world, but surely, for that one animal, the world will change forever...