Alaska

We are a non profit animal rescue specializing in pigs. I have a soft spot for piggies and we are the only rescue for pigs in Alaska. I started this rescue in 2019. We have 154 in our care today

We are a nonprofit Cat Rescue. Formerly known as Kool Kat Rescue Corporation. We take in owner surrenders, trapped cats and kittens, help get low cost spay and neuters to people who need help. We provide food and litter to families in need. We educate everyone we can about cats in general, the rescue, proper grooming, vet care, trapping, kitten fostering, and more. Every cat and kitten is altered, vaccinated, microchipped, dewormed, and receive age appropriate rabies vaccine, before being put up for adoption.

To rescue and rehome cats who are unowned or who have been abandoned by partnering with other rescues as much as possible. To help control the unowned cat populations through public education and community assistance. I've been in cat rescue for just over 7 years, I started as just a foster but quickly learned how much work there was to be done. I learned how to TNR in my home-town on Oahu where the need is immeasurable. I have personally paid for and flown over 24 cats and kittens from Hawaii to Alaska for adoption. I was previously with a large cat rescue in Anchorage where I used your database and loved it. I have a regular day job that pays for my rescue activities, and I operate 100% not for profit. In 2021 I trapped and rescued 109 cats and kittens, 81% went to partners, 17% were community assists.

Clear Creek Cat Rescue is dedicated to rescuing, caring for, and rehoming stray, injured, homeless and feral cats in Alaska. Our rescue fills an unmet need in Alaska to take in the neediest of kitties including those that need extensive medical attention and medical and/or behavioral rehabilitation.

Alaska Bully Rescue is the only rescue in the state of Alaska tailored to bully breed dogs. We work with the community to rescue homeless and neglected dogs. We also assist the community with unexpected medical expenses, vaccinations, and spay/neuter services. Our board is comprised of four women who love the bully breeds and have a passion for helping not only bullies but all dogs. We frequently take dogs from remote villages where they are not cared for properly and get then up to date on shots, spayed/neutered, and adopted into loving forever homes.

We are an animal rescue who works with statewide organizations and individuals to place animals, primarily dogs, into homes.

AAA is a no-kill dog rescue group based in the Matanuska-Susitna Valley in Alaska. We are a young group, having officially opened for business in February 2014, but each board member has years of experience in animal rescue. We rescue dogs and puppies from all over the state. They are placed in foster homes, vaccinated, dewormed, microchipped, spayed/neutered, and have any medical issues treated before they are made available for adoption. We aren't just in the business of adoption though. We want to make sure the families of Alaska have the help they need to keep their pets, so we provide low-cost vaccinations and microchipping, and we have a pet food bank- supplied by generous donations from the public- for families who are going through difficult times. For families who are simply unable to keep their pets anymore, we provide free advertising for their pets on our website.

SOFA was organized in December 2012 to combat pet overpopulation, abandonment, homelessness, abuse, and neglect in the Southeast Alaska region. Although based out of Ketchikan and Juneau, our mission extends to SE AK communities where limited or no resources are available. Our focus in the first few years is improving access to basic veterinary services (including spay/neuter and vaccination) in communities that do not have (regular) veterinarians. In addition, we rescue pets -- especially from outlying SE AK communities without an available shelter or rescue -- and place them into responsible adoptive homes. We also work to transport adoptable pets from communities with high euthanasia rates to communities with larger populations and/or adoption rates. Our long-term goal is to support local, grassroots efforts to make communities self-sustaining in terms of animal welfare.