Dogs

Barkie's Legacy was named in honor of my mother (nicknamed "Barkie") and we rescue typically larger dogs at great risk of euthanization. We get them up to 100% then find them a forever home. We do it b/c we're tired of seeing how many loving pets are being put down in the shelters daily. We support the No Kill movement!

I am a veterinarian that started a 501c3 to rescue injured and sick animals, give them the necessary treatment, spay or neuter, vaccinate, AVID chip and then adopt out to loving homes

I started OBHR over 17 yrs ago. Love the breed. We have rescued over 2000 dogs. We have no age limit, we take seniors, dogs with medicals problems, pregnant dogs. I do it because I want to make sure these dogs are taken care of.

Adopt a Homeless Animal Rescue (AAHA) is a nonprofit dedicated to rescuing and assisting animals in crisis. We actively combat animal cruelty in any form. We have a particular commitment to pit bulls and aim to raise awareness about the breed, help those in need, and educate the public: •We seek to promote this lovely yet unfairly maligned breed as the sweet, intelligent, affectionate, and people-oriented dogs they are. •We assume stewardship over their well-being and strive to make this world a better place for them. •We serve as a resource and/or liaison for shelters, individuals, and the community at large, advocating for any animal in harm's way. •We also function in an advisory role for private citizens who seek assistance and guidance in better caring for their pets. We are a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

We are a group of volunteers to aim to save as many death row animals as possible. We work solely through a network of fosters and trial adopters and do not have a facility. We feel that shelter animals deserve a second chance and that euthanasia is not the answer.

We rescue homeless dogs from the streets of Dallas, Tx. Most of the dogs we capture have spent the majority, if not their entire lives on the streets so are very elusive. Once we get them into loving foster homes they adjust really well. We help a lot of good samaritans who have fed stray dogs for months, even years but haven't been able to catch/pet the dog. We help them capture the dogs and a lot of times they end up adopting them so it is very rewarding to help make that happen.

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