Arizona

I CO-FOUNDED NO KILL PIMA COUNTY IN 2012 TO SEEK ALTERNATE NON-LETHAL SOLUTIONS FOR SHELTER ANIMALS. I STARTED THE RESCUE TO FILL A GAP FOR ELISTED SHELTER ANIM

Saving One Life is a 501(c)3 non-profit, volunteer run, animal rescue that focuses almost completely on the animals that would have been otherwise euthanized at

"At Kai’s Place, our mission is to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome animals in need, striving to provide them with loving homes and a second chance at life. Through compassionate care, community education, and advocacy, we aim to raise awareness about animal welfare issues and promote responsible pet ownership. Our commitment to excellence drives us to uphold the highest standards of animal care and adoption practices, ensuring each animal receives the care and attention they deserve. Together with our supporters and volunteers, we work tirelessly to create a future where every animal is valued and cherished."

My partner and I work together caring for the kittens out of our home. We have always had a passion for saving all lives. Stepping on an ant isn't in our DNA. =) We do this because the feral population is out of control in the area where I work a full time job. I have colony of ferals I have TNRd over the years, but we can never get them all, so kittens pop up throughout the year. I take the kittens when they are old enough to roam around and can survive without mom. This ensures I am not trying to TNR them later, after they have become too feral to tame. We then take them to our vet for a wellness visit, dewormer, FELV testing, and anything else the vet recommends, then we work on finding them homes. Most kittens are sterilized by our vet between the age of 5-6 months.

At Feral Cat Warriors, our mission is to protect and improve the lives of cats and kittens in Mohave County, Arizona. We are dedicated to providing them with the care, compassion, and support they need to thrive. Through our mission, Feral Cat Warriors aim to find loving forever homes for these homeless and neglected felines, ensuring they receive the love and care they deserve. With our commitment to Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) and a no-kill philosophy, we strive to bring an end to the cycle of feral cat overpopulation, reducing their hardships and increasing their chances of finding a safe and secure future. Together, we can make a positive impact on the lives of these forgotten and misunderstood creatures, building a community that embraces kindness and compassion for all animals.

We are a small municipal shelter that impounds strays from within the Chino Valley town limits. Any strays that are not returned to owner, will be placed for adoption after the appropriate stray hold period has expired.

Rescue of abandoned cats

As an active Animal Rescue Service since 2016, Tucson Central Animal Rescue is committed to providing amazing homes to all our nursery pets that come into our care. Our purpose is too spay and neuter as many stray, injured or in need nursery animals before they reach the age to breed, this will assure they will never be used to reproduce in forever homes. Taking control in the over populations of pets and over crowding in shelters.

ROAR's mission is to protect and provide for at-risk companion animals through adoption, sanctuary, colony management, collaboration, and community outreach with an unwavering commitment to a never-kill philosophy.

Lucky Dog Rescue has been saving dogs in the greater Phoenix area for 18 years now. We started out as a Dalmatian Rescue but went all breed a year later. I absolutely love dogs. I have been the director for 17 years. We are stricly a foster based organization and often take in dogs with very high medical bills tbat would have no chance without our help. I have a large network of volunteers. Lucky Dog Rescue was awarded "Best of Scottsdale" 8 years in a fow for our work in the community.