Alabama

Home Again Dalmatian Rescue was created by my husband and I to help all the unwanted Dalmatians that were overbred when the 101 Dalamtains disney movie came out, they are ending up in shelters every day. My Husband and I work as medic/ Firefighters so we hold a special place in our heart for Dalmatians. We rescue other breeds as well. Being a dog lover we decided this was the best way to help dogs, and have dogs.

The Calhoun County Humane Society, Inc. (dba The Animal Shelter), located in Anniston, Alabama, was established in 1973 as a result of the efforts of Susan Levens Phillips. Our mission is **To provide the pets in our care with a decent, safe and sanitary place; **To prevent cruelty to animals; **To stop suffering among animals mutilated or injured; **To educate the public about the tremendous pet over-population facing the United States; **To promote spaying and neutering to stop the senseless killing of animals; **To place as many pets as possible in responsible homes.

Hope's Rescue is an all-breed dog rescue founded by me in 2006. The rescue group is named after my faithful basset hound "Hope" who had been secerely abused and neglected. Our rescue group is comprised of a handful of caring and compassionate families who believe all dogs deserve to live in a safe and loving home.

WE educate the public and legislators on having dogs be off chains and be cared for as a part of the family.

We are Helping Shepherds of Every Color. We do not discriminate against white or other non acceptable GSD colors. We saw a need to help out GSDs, there are so many out there so we jumped in to help. Also since so many GSDs I have helped in the past were from the Humane Society of Elmore County, we can jokingly be referred to as Helping Shepherds of Elmore County

The Humane Society of Elmore County is located in Wetumpka, Alabama (Elmore County) just northeast of Montgomery in south-central Alabama. We are a non-profit, 501(c)3, organization and have been operational for almost twenty years at the same location. Our shelter is an Open Admission shelter taking in over 5,000 domestic animals annually from Elmore County citizens and from the various Animal Control Officers (ACO) from throughout Elmore County. We work every day to provide a safe and humane environment for the 250-300 animals in our care and to also find loving and lifetime homes for as many of them as possible. We strive to educate the public on issues involving pets and animal welfare and welcome opportunities to address groups of all ages and interests. Our operational expenses are met through donations from private individuals, groups and businesses, our own fund-raising activities, grants, adoption fees and the contracts we have with cities and the county to accept animals from their ACO's. We gratefully accept financial donations, donations of pet food and supplies at the shelter, and items for our Tails End Thrift Store located adjacent to the shelter. All donations to our shelter are tax deductible and we will happily provide a receipt for any donation as requested. To learn more about our shelter, please take a bit of time to go through our website as we think you will find the answers to many questions here. If you would like to verify our non-profit status or review our IRS Form 990, just go to www.guidestar.com (must register to see all reports, but it is free).