Vaccinations

POSITION STATEMENT PURPOSE: -- Prevention of cruelty to animals -- Provide for humane education to the community -- Provide for sterilization and care of animals through a low-cost spay/neuter and wellness clinic -- Perform sterilization for free for homeless animals that are turned in to the SPCA. -- Assist or subsidize sterilization of animals whose owners cannot afford to pay which is done on a case by case basis as funds are available -- Seek suitable homes for animals without owners POLICY: -- It is the policy of the Society to provide humane care and treatment for all animals needing protection in the area served by the Society; to seek to return lost animals to their owners; to seek suitable homes for animals without owners; to be an information resource of animal cruelty and abuse. -- The SPCA recognizes the importance of life to all living creatures and will protect the life of all animals under their care and will only consider taking an animal life under the following conditions: -- To end the life of an animal that is in pain and suffering -- To end the life of an old animal with badly failing health -- To stop the spread of a contagious disease on the premises that poses a threat to other animal’s health and life -- To end the life of an animal that is vicious and poses a danger to people and other animals -- Support legislation to enforce mandatory spay/neutering of pets in Brevard County based on the irrefutable evidence that this is the only proven method of achieving a true no-kill environment. -- Promote adoption of pets in shelters rather than purchasing puppies/dogs from pet stores or puppy mills. -- Pet ownership should result from a thoughtful-conscious decision to bring a companion animal into the family with a willingness to make a lifetime commitment to the animal.

We are a private SPCA in Fauquier County serving our local community and beyond. An important part of our mission is emphasizing the importance of spay/neuter and we have a low-cost clinic to support that. We have a contract with Animal Control services in Fauquier County and intake all animals seized by them including but not limited to abandoned, stray, court-case, abused and surrendered. We adopt out almost all pets that have been deemed to be successfully adoptable.

Home ‘Fur’ Good, Animal Rescue & Placement (HFG) is a group of individuals who are animal lovers at heart, that have banded together to make a positive difference in the lives of homeless cats and dogs in Maricopa County. Many of us met through either working or volunteering with other organizations and over the years have formed strong friendships. Together we have aligned our diverse strengths to create an organization that allows us to share our love and compassion for cats and dogs in need. We formed Home ‘Fur’ Good, Animal Rescue & Placement HFG in August 2009.

We were founded out of the need to save the Columbus, GA animals from death row. We believe that all companion animals should live out there natural life in comfort and security.

I have a passion for saving lives in this over population world where so many,too many are being put down due to the economy and breeding. I will not contribute to the over population in this world! I was working with other Rescue that allowed me to save lives from kill shelters and I did all the Vetting myself and did all the adoptions, found fosters which also have to complete applications with same requirements

Our mission is to offer the best possible care and future for companion animals in our community through leadership, placement, and outreach.

We are In the Arms of Angels, we are established in November of 2010. Our rescue is 100% volunteer run. We are an all breed rescue but specialize in bully breeds. We rescue dogs from over crowded shelters from all over the United States that would other wise be euthanized. We put our heart and soul into rescuing as many dogs as we can care for because we believe that they deserve a second chance. Someone has to the voice for the voiceless.

I've been involved in basset hound rescue since 2004. I fell in love with the breed after rescuing one from the shelter. Since 20O06 I've been extremely involved with two basset rescues. The area up here can definitely support more than one rescue.

We provide animals shelter and animal control services for the parish. We are open admission. We provide low cost spay/neuter services for people from St. Bernard Parish and also have a feral cat program to spay and neuter ferals for $15 each.