Georgia

to save lives

my husband and i take in and find homes for hairless breed dogs; chinese cresteds, xoloitzcuintle, and american hairless terriers, as well as mixes of the above. we have volunteered with two national groups but decided to cut down on the numbers of fosters and have more control over the home they go to (ie local), so we decided to go out on our own. we love the breed and have been actively rescuing these breeds for 6 years and have been involved in animal rescue for over 20

Petzone (non-profit) is making a difference one dog at a time by saving from euthanasia from walton co. animal control (euth rate over 80%), temperment testing, set up facility like doggie daycare for our death row dogs, offer obedience training to our dogs and low cost to public, offer full and self-serve grooming, offer premium pet food and treats for sale, offer low cost vax clinic 4th sat/mo. and have a thrift shop to offer low cost household goods to the public to offset our costs.

GARD is a 501(c)3 / 509(a)2 licensed non-profit no-kill animal shelter. We rescue dogs from high kill shelters and find them loving homes. We extensively promote the spaying and neutering of all companion animals. We operate solely on private donations and receive no funding from the state. We have devoted our lives to saving dogs and have sacrificed a lot personally to be able to live out a dream we have long held - to make a positive difference in how companion animals are treated.

Cats in the Cradle is a no-kill rescue organization. We are supported by an all volunteer network. CITC i a 501(3)c non-profit organization.We are dedicated to the rescue, care and placement of feral, stray and specal needs cats and kittens.While in our care, cats receive nutritious food, medical care and affection until they are placed in permanent homes. We have adopted out over 4000 cats and kittens. We are actively involved in spay and neuter to achieve zero population growth.

We are an all volunteer organization dedicated to helping Georgia's unwanted pets get a second chance at life.

our mission is to stop the overpopulation of homeless kittens. we help people who help cats that are mainly living in a colony and need to be TNR.

The organization was founded in 2002 by myself, the founding President and Executive Director. We are a no-kill, licensed Animal shelter and rescue/adoption group. We specialize in Persians and Siamese but we also rescue all breeds and mixed breed cats. I am a die hard cat lover and I wanted to help the pet overpopulation in the South. I have recently become involved with the trapping and taming of feral kittens.