Oregon

We rescue homeless or soon to be homeless GSDs and find loving families for them.

Harmony New Beginnings Animal Rescue is committed to making the lives of animals better. We take in animals through local law enforcement, and owner surrenders (due to emergency such as death, lost of job, medical emergency) when we can. We provide the animals veterinarian care, proper nutrition, and on going handling

Our adoption space is located within a retail pet supply store, Nature's Pet Eugene. Part of the store is a secure adoption space for rescue kitties. The store also hosts dog adoption events.

A short stop on their way to their FUREVER HOMES! WE DO IT OUT OF LOVE. All volunteer and donations. We are a no-kill shelter.

I have been in cat rescue and trap/neuter/return work for over 10 years. CAFA also advocates for all pets but particularly for cats/kittens. CAFA takes cats/kittens that have been abandoned, gets them vaccinated and fixed and gets them adopted into good homes

We are a small Portland, Oregon based 501c3 organization rescuing dogs from the over crowded shelters in Southern California, Alabama, and Hawaii. We foster the dogs until they are healthy and help them find their forever homes! Contact us at underdogrr@underdograilroadrescue.com URR work directly with Rescue Groups in Southern California to rescue dogs who are on their last days in the high-kill shelters. Because our dogs are in Foster Homes we get to know the dogs personalities and needs. As we know the dogs well and how they do in a home environment, we do a great job in matching families with the right dog, and the right family for the dog!

Non Profit with governing Board of Directors. Approx. 200 volunteers and we adopted 414 cats in 2014. I am the Vice President of the Board and primarily assist in technical issues

We are a new transport service based in Eugene, OR. We will transport rescue animals along the I5 corridor from shelters in CA and deliver to points north as needed. We try and work with quality groups who both select dogs for transport, and the rescue groups and shelters we deliver animals to.

I have been running this rescue since 2007 after first starting out as a volunteer foster home in 2006. I do it because I loved my first Jack very much, considered him to be irreplaceable when he died, and decided to pay it forward to the breed as a whole by volunteering for JRT rescue. The lady who originally ran the group burned out and retired, and I rebuilt it from covering one state (Oregon) and having 2 volunteers to the point where we have placed over 400 dogs in new lifetime homes and have a whopping dozen volunteers and a very active and involved adopter support base. I am semi-retired, live in the country and have worked with dogs and horses since I was a kid. I love Jacks.

We are a small family style organization dedicated to training dogs so they stay in their homes and stay out of the shelters.