New York

We are here for the animals . . . To be the voice for the animals who cannot speak for themselves. To provide protection, a safe haven and compassion through leadership for the homeless, abused and neglected animals of our community. To be the advocates for our unwanted/ abandoned pets and promote humane awareness for all animals. PHS is dedicated to nurturing and protecting the animals in our care while they await adoption. We are committed to providing these animals with the patience, confidence, discipline, nutrition, medical treatment and socialization they may require until they can be adopted into responsible homes. PHS is a No Kill Shelter – meaning, we do not euthanize for space limitations. We provide euthanasia for terminally ill and seriously injured animals to end their suffering when reasonable courses of treatment have been exhausted. We consider humane euthanasia in the animal’s best interest – if an animal is behaviorally or mentally tormented to the degree that they will not allow any human contact or interaction and only after every effort has been exhausted to modify the behavior issues of the animal.

I am a vet technician, mobile pet groomer, mom, wife and fur mom

We are a 501c3 animal rescue dedicated to saving animals who are at risk for euthanasia at high kill shelters

LTPC is a local, all volunteer group who work tirelessly to make a difference for cats living on the harsh city streets. LTPC finds loving homes for friendly abandoned cats and works to provide TNR and veterinary care for feral cats who cannot be placed in homes. Neighborhood cats are provided fresh food and water daily and monitored to ensure their health and safety.

The UCSPCA is a private, nonprofit organization whose mission is to prevent cruelty to animals by providing temporary shelter and finding adoptive homes for homeless, abused and neglected animals; conducting cruelty investigations; eliminating the crisis of homeless animals by providing low-cost spay/neuter services for cats and by spaying or neutering all animals offered for adoption; providing humane education and by working to improve laws to end animal cruelty.

We spay and neuter rescue dogs in need and also foster dogs

received_528765464266221.png alleykattz3.png Our Mission Alleykattz inc is a non-profit, all volunteer rescue organization serving Long Island, New York City Metro, and the surrounding areas. We are dedicated and committed to rescuing abandoned and homeless cats, and those in danger of abuse and neglect. Cats in our care are fully vetted and temperament screened, then placed in nurturing and loving foster homes, while we seek out their perfect forever family through a comprehensive adoption process.

Our organization was created to reduce the population of stray animals using trap-neuter-release, to provide medical, physical and emotional support to abandoned and stray animals, to make all attempts to safely re-home non-feral animals, provide a safe haven for feral cats, promote responsible pet ownership and provide humane education within the community. We are an all volunteer organization maintaining a small shelter, foster homes and a feral cat sanctuary.

Our mission is to both rescue and re-home pets in need. Our primary focus is to assist families looking for a pet that is not only happy and healthy, but a pet that can provide a therapeutic solution for emotional and physical ailments. Although we specialize mainly in cats, we also can custom search for dogs, guinea pigs and other pets for approved adopters. The heart and soul of our rescue is our motto “We Rescue Pets to Rescue People,” and we strive to spread this message with our many community outreach programs including cat therapy programs for all ages (like our nursing home Kitty Clubs), cat wellness programs (like our Kitty Yoga classes) and educational programs (like our Read to Kitty classes) and more!

Our mission is to address the stray, abandoned, unwanted companion and feral cat dilemma in the city of Rochester, NY and to put an end to needless euthanasia because of shelter over population. We work in coordination with clinics to spay and neuter feral cats in order to reduce the feral cat population. We work with shelters and rescue groups to help find homes for kittens, abandoned friendlies and injured cats.