Florida

FOR DECADES WE'VE HELPED WITH PET RESCUE PROJECTS. WE RESCUE DOGS, CATS AND KITTENS. RECEIVED FROM SURRENDERS, ABANDONMENT, ETC. WE REHAB, FULLY VET AND THEN PUT UP FOR ADOPTION. WE DO THIS BECAUSE WE HAVE EMPATHY FOR THE ABANDONED AND SURRENDERED PETS THAT ONLY NEED A PLACE TO LIVE AND LOTS OF LOVE.

We are a rescue made up of a handful of volunteers and a few amazing staff who care deeply to help our animals. We work endless hours to ensure proper care, income and outcomes. I am a Vice President of the board of directors.

The mission and vision of Hunter’s Village Rescue is to save dogs in need by placing them in loving forever homes. We are a foster home based nonprofit dog rescue located in the Hunter’s Creek Community (SW Orlando), Florida. HVR has identified a need in our community to assist, rescue, provide medical care, shelter, safety and love for abandoned and unwanted animals. We aim to instill in our community an awareness of these animals and encourage people to value animals while treating them with respect and kindness. We provide screening of all adoption applicants and assure dogs are placed into loving and nurturing forever homes. HVR provides these needed services through donations from our community and fundraising events.

7WHSKRS stands for 7 Women Helping Save Kitties Rescue Society. It is our goal to help as many abandoned, stray and injured kitties in the Winter Garden area as we can through in-home fostering and our supporters. All of us have been in rescue 8 or more years and have combined experience of more than 50 years. Our mission is to rescue cats from the street before they get to the shelter and to find them a home where they will be adopted and forever loved. We also want to help as many of the serious cases at our local shelter as we can -- i.e. cats who come to the shelter with severe injuries or medical conditions.

We are Professional Trappers that provide humane trapping for community cats to be TNVR (Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return).

Since the creation of Florida Poodle Rescue in 1994, we have found homes for over 9,500 Poodles, Standards, Miniatures, Toys, and Poodle-wannabes who have been abandoned, abused, neglected, unwanted, or who simply lost their home due to the death of their human parent. When they come to us, all are examined by a veterinarian and care is given as needed, spaying/neutering, vaccines, dental procedures, preventative medications, and microchips. Florida Poodle Rescue has also provided many of our Poodles with treatment for active cases of heartworm and major surgeries such as facial reconstruction, hip surgery, cataract sugeries, and broken bone repairs. All are placed in foster homes that provide love and patience to help them adjust before being adopted. A rescued Poodle's stay in foster care varies from several days to several months, depending on their condition when they arrived at Florida Poodle Rescue. These rescued dogs go on to lead joyful lives as cherished companions to loving human parents. The joy and satisfaction of rescuing a Poodle and being a part of their transformation cannot be described in words.

We are a small rescue that takes in, fosters and finds forever homes for medium and large dogs. We work primarily (but not exclusively) with hunting dogs such as Pointers and "bully" breeds such as American Staffordshire Terriers.

We are a NO-KILL cat rescue organization that provides help to homeless cats, kittens, sick ones, neglected, and special needs. We pull many cats from Orange County Animal Services in Orlando, Florida that are placed on the euthenasia list due to behavior or medical. We try and save as many from been killed at shelters, homeless, strays, ferals, neglected and unwanted ones and most important to give them a second chance in finding a loving home and family to love them. Our mission is to be there voice and to try to educate people on why is so important to spay and neuter.

Our Mission: To provide foster care, re-homing assistance and hospice care to senior dogs that have been left behind by their owners or who are residing in shelters.