Ohio

COPR is a rescue organization that originally started in 2012. I personally got involved in rescue after purchasing a pomeranian from someone i thought was a "reputable breeder" in 2005. This was before i was educated on puppy mills/dog brokers, etc. My pom passed away at age 6 to a auto immune disease. During his illness i began researching the "breeder" and discovered she was a dog broker for a ohio amish puppy mill. I was inspired to raise awareness and get involved in rescue. I began by networking senior poms in kill shelters all over the country with my friend, Kit. We would reach out to rescues and make them aware of dogs in need, raise pledges to assist rescues with needed vetting, and arrange pull and transport assistance. We started a page on Facebook named "Saving Senior Poms, Inspired by Chance" to assist with building supporters for our cause. Chance was our first official save, he was in a southern CA shelter and saved from death row. We had a lot of supporters but few rescues willing to step up and help the senior dogs so i decided i couldn't sit back and watch these dogs die! I started COPR to save seniors never expecting we would grow to the point we have now. I work long hours arranging rescues, transports and insuring all needed vetting is done on each dog that we save. I answer emails, screen applications, and arrange home visits for potential adopters. I also foster, my personal favorites being fear aggressive and long term seniors. We have a wonderful group of volunteers and fosters that continues to grow all the time! I do what i do for the love of the dogs. Watching them come out of their shell and learn to trust is such a inspiration. Seeing a once fearful, abused dog in a loving forever home makes all the hard work and long hours worth every minute!

Ohio House Rabbit Rescue is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated rescuing and adopting indoor pet rabbits. Our mission is to establish and operate a Center for rescued abandoned pet rabbits, offer a robust adoption program and provide educational resources and programming on the proper care of rabbits as indoor companions. OHRR envisions a community where all pet rabbits live indoors as companions and have access to a proper diet, habitat, and regular veterinary care for the duration of their life. OHRR was founded in 2009 by longtime rabbit owner, Beverly May. After realizing that over 900 rabbits were offered for surrender each year in Central Ohio alone, Beverly decided that Ohio needed a rescue and adoption center for rabbits. OHRR began with an extensive network of foster homes in order to begin rescuing rabbits and to build community support. In 2013, OHRR opened the Ohio House Rabbit Adoption Center, which is the first rescue and adoption center in Ohio that is exclusively for rabbits. In 2013, we founds homes for over 70 bunnies. In addition to our adoptions program, OHRR hosts Midwest BunFest, the largest rabbit-related exposition in the Eastern United States. BunFest includes shopping from various small animal supply vendors, the Bunny Spa with nail trips and grooming, Bunny Glamour Shots pet photography, a chance to interact with rabbit rescues across the Midwest, and also has over 10 education sessions from nationally recognized veterinarians and certified rabbit educators. In 2012, OHRR developed the Fix-a-Bun (FAB) Low-Cost Spay/Neuter program that provides assistance in paying for spay/neuter surgery for rabbits in Ohio, and the program has helped many families pay for spay/neuter surgery. Further, OHRR attends adoption events at local pet supply stores on an ongoing basis and hosts community fundraisers quarterly. OHRR also provides email and telephone support to rabbit owners across Ohio and in other states.

Our organization started because we have had a boarding kennel since 2001. Over the years we have helped rehome dogs at different times, but nothing concrete. This year I really just felt the need to start doing more & it has totally taken off. We've adopted out over 20 dogs (of all breeds, sizes, ages) since February. I love doing this, it is the most rewarding thing I've ever done, and I know I will be rescuing forever.

One of A Kind works daily toward making our community “no kill” where all pets have loving homes, to saving the lives of animals in imminent danger of euthanasia and enriching the lives of people through rescue, spaying/neutering, adoption and advocacy on behalf of homeless pets. Animals are provided care and shelter until they are adopted into forever homes.

Human society working at a county animal shelter to help promote animal adoption

We live in a town with a kill shelter and pull animals from there and place in foster homes. We also work with other local rescues when they get full and we have a foster available. We do it because we are their voice and safety net.

BBR is a group of committed volunteers who are passionate about helping English and French Bulldogs in need; either from shelters or from owners who can no longer care for them.

The Parma Animal Shelter is run by volunteers for the stray and abandoned animals of the City of Parma, OH. 6260 State Road Parma, OH 44134 telephone 440-885-8014 Mission To reconcile lost pets with their owners and find good homes for stray animals brought in by the Parma Animal Warden. Company Overview The Parma Animal Shelter is run by volunteers for the stray and abandoned animals of the City of Parma. Volunteers dedicate their time to tasks such as walking the dogs, cleaning cages for the dogs and cats, feeding the animals, and giving them love. We also have volunteers that foster some of our animals in their home. Our objectives include: 1. Work to prevent animal cruelty, abuse, and negl...See More Description The shelter is open daily from 10-12 noon and 5-7 pm. Volunteers must be 15 or older to act as junior volunteers.

Kyle's New Hope Animal Rescue is a non-profit organization dedicated to saving the lives of animals that have run out of options. Dogs and cats that are injured, abused, abandoned and neglected will be provided veterinary care and surgery to be rehabilitated and adopted into loving homes. All animals will receive up to date vaccinations, be spayed or neutered and microchipped... all in an effort to reduce the amount of unnecessary euthanasia in shelters and hospitals.

We are the voice for over a 1,000 dogs a year at the Mahoning County Dog Pound. With the sale of candy bars, shirts, donations and dedicated volunteers we help the dogs at the Mahoning County Dog Pound and Adoption Center. All money raised goes to help the dogs. Below, you’ll find a list of just some of the things we do - 1.We walk and socialize the dogs on a daily basis-365 days a year! 2.We pay for spay/neuter, DHLLP, hw test, rabies, bordatella so dogs can go to a rescue ($125) 3.We pay for heartworm treatment for dogs that need treatment. 4.We pay for pull fees. 5.We pay for dogs that go to the vet when they are sick. 6.We have given money to local rescues that pull dogs from the Mahoning county dog pound. 7.We have paid for gas cards and helped transport the dogs so they can go to their forever homes. 8.We have paid for boarding while the dogs wait for transport. 9.We supply food to people who foster our dogs.