Vaccinations

We are a nonprofit supported by a 100% volunteer staff. We rescue, rehabilitate (when needed) and rehome all dog breeds and dog breed mixes. We don't limit our support to a specific breed. We provide care for dogs who are terminally ill who may otherwise but euthanized so they may be loved and live out their life in a loving fospice home. We support our local community through advocating and providing education on spay/neuter, vaccine and heartworm prevention education and safe dog handling. We provide financial support to those who have dogs with medical issues but can't afford medical care allowing guardians to keep their dogs whom otherwise may have been euthanized or turned into a local shelter.

We are a foster based organization, we help a lot with medical and with families that have lost a loved one and the pet in the home has no where to go. Instead of the pet sitting in a cage in the shelter we find a place for them to feel comfortable during the trying time. We also help families that have to have temporary foster due to domestic violence.

Abandoned Cat Team (ACT Spay / Neuter Clinic. ACT's mission is to prevent the overpopulation of unwanted dogs and cats through prevention (spay / neuter). ACT started out as a rescue and thought let's help solve the problem of overpopulation and started a spay/neuter clinic in 2009. We kept the adoption program and have been helping out he community with low cost spaying and neutering and helping to find forever homes for cats and kittens.

We are a rescue for retired police/military and all working breeds. I created this rescue to ensure all K9 heroes get the retirement they deserve. I work my dogs in K9 sports and my love for dogs/animals from a small child has always been my life.

Who We Are Bay Area Pet Adoptions is a non-profit, 501(c)3 No-Kill shelter, pet rescue, and adoption organization that relies on donations from the public to house, feed, and medically care for the dogs and cats taken in our adoption program. Founded in 1967 as the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals of Galveston County, we DBA as Bay Area Pet Adoptions and Bay Area SPCA. Our non-profit tax ID is 23-7011759. We are not operated or funded by any national animal group and must rely on contributions from the public to keep our shelter open. Donations made to national animal welfare groups do not benefit our organization or our animals. All financial contributions and in-kind donations are tax deductible. Our Mission The mission of Bay Area Pet Adoptions is to shelter companion animals that we have rescued from kill shelters/animal control facilities and individuals until permanent homes are found for them. Our adoption program strives to place the animal with a family whose lifestyle and activity level matches that of the animal. Bay Area Pet Adoptions provides education and community outreach, focusing on ways to reduce the number of unwanted companion animals and their euthanization. We educate about the daily care and responsibilities of a family pet, including the importance of spaying/neutering, proper vaccinations, and the prevention of heartworms and other parasites. We also provide information on resources available to the community for low-cost spay/neuter assistance and all other medical care. We also offer a low-cost vaccination clinic by appointment. What We Do While at our shelter all animals are given a health check by a licensed Veterinarian and are periodically checked by the same Vet for the duration of their stay. They are spayed or neutered, receive full vaccinations, are given their rabies shot, and are microchipped. All animals are on monthly heartworm and flea prevention, and are de-wormed. Our felines are FIV and FeLv negative and our dogs are tested and/or treated for heartworm disease, making them heartworm negative prior to adoption. Socialization is another key to successful adoptions and to a great life outside of our shelter. Our dogs and cats are not kept in their kennels until someone who is interested in adopting them wants to spend time with them. Our dogs and cats are socialized daily in canine play yards or feline play rooms by staff and volunteers. Daily human contact and socialization with other dogs and cats is extremely important for these animals to successfully transition into a home.

We rescue, rehabilitate and rehome small dogs from high kill shelters in SOCAL and place in appropriate loving homes in North County San Diego. Pre-Covid as Petco partner holding events each Saturday we re-homed on average 120-150 small dogs each year since our inception 2010. In February 2020 Petco shutdown store adoption events with all Petco Partners such as FPAR until further notice due to Pandemic.

We are a nonprofit pet rescue saving animals from abuse, neglect or euthanasia, primarily from kill shelters in California and Texas bringing them to fosters and adopters in the PNW. All members have experience with rescues. Our goal is to rescue, rehabilitate, rehome and educate. We collectively have a passion for saving animals and ultimately happy endings! Long term goal is to include a sanctuary for non adoptable animals.

Elk Grove Animal Services was established in 2006, and has had a brick and mortar animal shelter since 2019. Our goal is to improve the community by protecting and advancing the health, safety and welfare of animals within the community of Elk Grove.

Rescued Souls of the REZ Specializing in REZ puppies/dogs (located in Cave Creek, AZ) Pam Hartney is the Founder/Director

Myself (Stefanie) & my partner Ashley founded this organization in Oct. 2019. We both have full time jobs all while running this organization. Stefanie handles intake, kenneling, going through adoption applications/meet & greets & finalizing adoptions. Ashley is our social media director. She runs our website, posts all available dogs on our various adoption sites & also helps Stefanie with the day-to-day. We provide low cost spay/neuter, vaccinations & microchipping to our community. We also hand out free, pre-bagged dog food to those in need. We do this to help the helpless animals in need & to do our part in preventing the overpopulation of unwanted, neglected & abused animals.