California

We rescue pugs and pug mixes through our relationships with shelters and through owner surrender. We focus on Northern and Central California which includes the Central Coast.

The Rabbit Haven & Cavy haven are all volunteer community-based programs operating in the nor bay area CA - We are a 501 c 3 organization. We were founded in 1987. The Haven takes in approx. 700 rabbits and small animals per year. Our rescued rabbits and small animals come from both shelters and the community in the no Bay area The Haven networks with shelters and rescue groups to facilitate rescue, transfers and placement for rabbits in need from shelters and the community. We hold 3 adoption shows per month - Santa Cruz-Campbell and Los Gatos - Animals avail for adoption include rabbits, guinea pigs and hamsters. Our adoptions come with: Free education packet, Full training, Free first Vet exam with a exotics vet. Free home health ck and nail trim day of adoption. Bonding services , Discount coupons for your pet supply. We are 100% foster based. We have 167 foster sites and add new foster sites weekly. Our 200+ volunteers help carry out the program objectives. The Haven operates four additional programs to support the needs of rabbit caregivers. We hold nail trim /groooming clinics 2 X each month, Home health ck services and a retail section (BunnyBee) that offers rabbit and small animal supply.

Juli is a career long Labor & Delivery Nurse. She is a leader in Women’s Health, an Educator and she is also a Global Entrepreneur. She has been rescuing dogs since 1991. She lives on their 6 acre ranch outside of Los Angeles, California with her husband Paul, where they foster many of the rescues dogs, raise Nigerian Dwarf goats and Have Appaloosa Horses. She has been involved with several rescues over the years and felt now was the time to branch out on her own. She sought out the most compassionate, like-minded and dedicated people to join her on this adventure. She is passionate about educating the public about breed discrimination, the importance of fostering, spay and neutering and saving the seasoned dogs who may not have as long on the earth to teach us what they know. This is why the Senior or Senior Program was created.

ARF is a non-profit no-kill, all volunteer organization dedicated to the rescue of lost, unwanted and abandoned pets.

#ShadeOutDM Foundation is dedicated to raising awareness about "DM" Degenerative Myelopathy (also known as the canine version of ALS) that is affecting over 100 breeds of dogs but it IS 100% PREVENTABLE!!!

I am Lisa Lacy, I have been invoived with TNR since 1998. I had usually used rescues for the kittens and domesticated cats I came across. Last year I started to find that the rescue group I was using did not have the animals best interest at heart and had a horrible experience. I connected with a few of the folks that had the same experience and suggested we start our own rescue where we could put the cats first. 100% all goes towards our cats. We do it because we love the cats and want them to have a better life and to help control the over population and abuse from that.

PRNC has been rescueing pugs/pug mixes in greater Northern California from San Bernardino to the northern borders of California and parts of Nevada since early 1990s.

I have been fostering under an other rescue for 5 years. It is my passion. We will save owner surrenders at the shelter, especially bonded pairs, also pregnant mamas. No mama should have to give birth in jail. Right fit means that we help find the right fit for each family/dog with no shame.

We are a 501.c.3 non profit rabbit welfare organization focusing on spay/neuter, education, and adoption. We have a network of foster homes and volunteer in public shelters in Los Angeles. Relative to dogs and cats, rabbits and other small domestic animals have few advocates, and we are there to give them a voice and teach others how to protect them.

Redwood Pals Rescue is an all-volunteer organization dedicated to support rescue and adoption efforts of animals that are at risk in the Humboldt County Animal Shelter in addition to working to improve the quality of their lives....We pay to take the rescue and shelter dogs to much-needed training each week, pay for boarding when we have more dogs that need rescuing than we have space in foster homes, pay the balance on spay and neutering when the grants run out, pay medical costs for our rescue dogs, pay for food when our generous foster families are tapped out, pay for leashes and treats when the shelter runs low and all the miscellaneous items that give our rescue and shelter animals a better life.