Alabama

New Hope Rescue, Inc. is an organization set up to assist in animal rescue. We are located in Alabama. NHR does not house animals and we do not have a shelter. The goal of New Hope Rescue, Inc. is to reduce euthanasia by offering assistance with spaying and neutering services, provide microchip services, and increase awareness of the unwanted pet population. The organization will function through donations solicited from various local individuals and businesses. Funds will be used solely for the care of the animals. New Hope Rescue wants to focus on raising money by hosting fundraising events such as: raffles, yard sales, bingo nights, etc. We want to be able to help rescues that house animals to pay for their food, medical needs, transport fees, and any other need they might have. We want to help save dogs from high kill shelters.

Safe Harbor Animal Coalition (S.H.A.C.) is an animal welfare organization dedicated to the humane care of homeless and abandoned dogs and cats in Foley, Gulf Shores, Orange Beach and South Baldwin County, Alabama, while promoting lifesaving programs in partnership with local and national animal welfare groups across the country.

Hope4Hearts Animal Rescue, Inc. is an Alabama non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization, dedicated to and focused on helping animals in need in our local community. We are a foster-based rescue and our board members have many years rescue experience.

Krewe de Rescue is a all foster based small rescue with out a physical location. We work with other rescues and shelters in our community to save as many lives as possible. We also work with rescues in other states to relocate animals in our area that are at risk of euthanasia from high kill shelters.

We strive really hard at our shelter to be as low kill as possible. We work really hard to raise money for surgeries and vetting for our animals. We want our animals to go to the best homes possible and work with several different rescues. I started volunteering at the shelter 5 years ago. I started working part time 4 years ago, and went to full time 3 years ago. I love working with animals. I do a little bit of everything here at the shelter. I administer medicines, vaccines, do adoptions, do rescue, take animals to the vet for their spay/neuter, and do transports.

Our goals are to provide good public service, to promote humane treatment of animals, respect for life, and above all, to promote the human/animal bond.

11th Hour Dog & Cat Rescue pull mainly from Kill City & County Pounds. We take nursing puppies & kittens. We take special needs dogs & cats. We take the big dogs but will take the small breeds as well. We are located on a big farm where animals are often dumped. We had so many dumped & living with us, my husband said to do something with all these dogs. So, I opened a rescue. We celebrated our second year in July 2017. We are family based rescue. Cats are housed in our home. Dogs are housed in kennels &/or our home.

we rescue and save animals from kill shelters.

The Canine Compassion Fund, Inc. (CCF) is a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation based in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.  The CCF was established to help meet some of the specific needs resulting from canine overpopulation.  After extensive research several distinct areas were identified as needing immediate as well as long term attention and the following mission statement was developed - The mission of the Canine Compassion Fund, Inc. is to provide lifetime care and enrichment for surrendered or abandoned senior canines in a specialized facility and through a "forever foster" program; to help reduce the population of homeless canines through adoption and spay neuter programs; and to provide responsible pet ownership education to the public.

We are a group of volunteers who are passionate about helping animals. The deep south in particular seems to have a terrible over population problem. We have helped our local kill shelter be no kill for the past 7 months. That is why we do this.