Missouri

Starting out, our goal was to help our community Dog Pound enter into the 21st century. For many years, the city of Granby had a pre-historic pound. Over time there was what would have been considered a band aid applied to a gun shot wound, 3 makeshift stalls to hold dogs found as strays inside the city limits. No electricity, no water, the dogs had been left out in the weather. Rain, sleet , snow and hail. It isn't just the Post Office motto, it was the way of life in the pound setting. Having no animal control, proper, in the city limits, our beloved police department had to pull extra duty providing for the welfare of the dogs. With the dedication of the incredible Catherine McFadden, and the drive and determination of our Granby community funds have been raised to lay the foundation (literally) of the new Granby Dog Pound. Seeing what had been accomplished, we wanted to go a step further. We want to help the rest of our Granby community with not only the stray dogs, but we have now started with stray cats as well. We have started a TNR (Trap-neuter-return) program for the community, this is no longer confined to the city limits. The Granby Dog Pound is still operated for the dogs inside city limits, but; we in ENAC will now assist in the rural area as well. We have established contacts with other area rescues and shelters to transfer the city's homeless and neglected dogs out to loving homes. ​As our motto says, Rescue: It's not just a verb, it's a promise!

"I'm Your Huckleberry Rescue" is a nonprofit-organization, 501c3, that is located primarily in McDonald and Newton counties in SW Missouri and NW Arkansas. We are a foster-based dog rescue. I am a founding member of the organization, I've been on the Board of Directors since inception and I do all social media and media details and designs. I have been disabled for 10 years and I want to help dogs because my pack has helped me through many issues.

We are Boxer Paws Rescue. We pull Boxer breed dogs that are stray, orphaned or in shelters to get them well and find the the perfect forever homes.

We are Tammi Smith and Amber Hughes Stephens. We have both been involved in rescuing animals for many years as part of other rescues and also on our own. We take in pets that are homeless for whatever reason, treat them medically, and find forever homes for them so they are never homeless again. We rescue because we feel they need us to help them.

Lucky Chance Rescue is a foster based rescue located in Lake St. Louis, Wentzville, O’Fallon, MO. We rescue dogs and cats in our community and surrounding areas of St. Charles & St. Louis County whether from high kill shelters, strays, abandoned animals, or owner surrenders. We are also focusing efforts to support rural areas in Missouri where resources are limited. We provide veterinary care, safe shelter and adopt them to permanent loving homes.We are committed to the ethical treatment of animals, promoting spay and neuter to end overpopulation and unwanted animals, reuniting missing pets with their owners and educating the pet owners about proper and responsible animal care.

​ CARE STL is a 501c3 nonprofit organization that serves as the established, official No-Kill animal shelter partner for the City of St. Louis Animal Care and Control. We provide animal regulation services and help the city enforce Title 10 of the City of St. Louis Ordinance relevant to animal care and control. CARE STL also enforces and embraces the No-Kill equation and follows the guiding principles of no-kill shelters.

We are a group of ladies who love animals & want to help as many as we can

The City of St. Charles Animal Control houses stray animals, and owner surrendered animals for adoption to qualified adopters. We also provide a wide variety of other services to residents of our community.

We are St Charles County Animal Control we enforce our ordinances, dangerous dog declarations, humane Education and registrar for Rabies tags

I am a veterinarian with over 30 years of experience who treats birds exclusively, and I started Burge Bird Rescue in conjunction with my avian veterinary practice. Clients visiting our hospital are able to see adoptable birds thru a window in the exam room, as well as via a large window in the lobby. We rescue birds because most other shelters will not accept birds, but they are the third most commonly kept type of pet, and the need for rehoming is great, especially for the large parrots that can easily outlive their owners.