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Our mission is to help the innocent sweet pups that don't have a voice. Many of the dogs come in sick, emaciated and covered in matts, we are here to provide fu

We are an animal rescue who prioritizes high kill and overcrowded shelters within Utah and surrounding states.

We are a small rescue that focuses on dachshunds and dachshund mixes. The original founders of RMDR all have dachshunds of our own and love the breed. Dachshunds have special needs and we do our best to do whatever it takes to meet the needs.

Whiskers is a 100% volunteer-run nonprofit cat rescue. We cater to animals in the municipal shelters in Davis, Weber, and Salt Lake counties. We take animals from surrounding areas as resources & space allows. In 2019, our volunteers collectively rescued over 200 felines and placed into permanent homes over 158, at-risk pets by year-end! Whiskers’ focus is on those most at risk in our shelters due to age, special needs, or medical cases. In 2020, amidst the pandemic Whiskers was still able to rescue over 132 animals. We found amazing homes for 113 special cat friends. For 2021 we rescued 128 animals and adopted out 118. Whiskers cater to seniors who are often overlooked due to age and needed vet care. Our focus is on quality over quantity, some of our cats need time to heal, receive multiple or lengthy medical treatments, the results are nothing short of incredible. We end up rescuing kittens each year; we call them future seniors! Often our kittens are saved from dire circumstances as well. Whiskers is rescuing those truly in need! Whiskers is a foster-based program, meaning we do not have a brick & mortar facility. We are always looking for foster homes! No one appreciates the love and comfort of a home the way a shelter animal does. Whiskers cats are available to adopt through appointment or one of our events at the Petco in Bountiful Or Farmington, Utah. We have cats available in the habitats at these locations; We are proudly a Petco partner! Together We Save Them! Mission Statement: Our goal is to minimize the euthanasia of high-risk pets in Utah. Three actions we focus on helping us achieve this goal are as follows. Rescuing high-risk pets from Utah shelter partners. We cater to seniors, medical cases, and special needs animals. Keeping pets in homes by providing education, resources and promoting spay & neuter programs. Providing veterinarian care to animals initially not considered “highly” adoptable and bringing them back to health for adoption. As a member of the Best Friends Animal Society™, NKUT™ (No-Kill Utah) coalition we are working hard to bring about an end to homeless pets in Utah. We invite you to explore our programs, get involved and help us save lives! We do what we do because this population of cats is extremely underserved, they need advocates, they need time to heal both physically and emotionally. We help them get heal, trust again and find a home that is truly the best fir for them as individuals.

We remove as many companion animals from the reservation as possible, provide vet care (often surgeries to repair injuries from car vs. dog incidents), vaccinations, and spay/neuter prior to adopting them out to qualified homes. We also host low or no cost spay/neuter/vaccination/worming clinics on the reservations. We provide bulk vaccinations to various people around the reservation to help reduce the spread of disease (parvovirus and distemper are very common), and we network with a variety of groups to provide the best possible outcome for the animals we take responsibility for.

We rescue at risk dogs, and sometimes cats, from kill shelters. We provide all medical care including spay/neuter, microchip and vaccinations. Our goal is to be a voice for those who can't speak.

Davis County Animal Care & Control is committed to providing great service to residents and compassionate care to animals, working tirelessly to support public safety, find homes for homeless animals and educate the community about responsible pet ownership

We are a municipal shelter to house the lost and stray animals in our community. If the animals are not claimed by an owner, we then adopt the animals directly from our shelter.

Utah Valley Animal Rescue was founded by Heathre Hone in July 2014. Her goal is to care for sick, undernourished, unwanted animals and to find permanent homes for them. Providing proper care for animals has been an integral part of Heathre's lifestyle. At one point she showed Rottweilers. For many years she was a member of Intermountain Therapy Animals (ITA), an organization dedicated to enhancing quality of life through the human/animal bond. For the past three years she has been a volunteer at South Utah Valley Animal Shelter, working to reunite owners and lost pets. In May 2014 she organized the annual Celebrate Your Pet Event, a fundraiser for the shelter and great fun for the community. Eventually Heather became aware of another ongoing animal problem. Not all pets are reunited with their owners, nor should they be. Some animals have been abused or abandoned. There is no going back for them. They have no voice. They need an advocate. Now they have both with Utah Valley Animal Rescue. As Heather says, "Animals have feelings. They can be hurt. They don't deserve to be mistreated. They trust and depend on their owners. Animals are not meant to be thrown away". Utah Valley Animal Rescue works closely with Best Friends Animal Society in Kanab, UT; South Utah Valley Animal Shelter; and area veterinarians to provide a safe place for unwell or traumatized cats and dogs to heal and recover until they can be placed in permanent homes with people who will take proper care of them. All animals are spayed or neutered, and vaccinated before they are adopted out to responsible owners. There are many people working together to ensure that all animals in Utah Valley Animal Rescue's Care are safe and their health is a top priorities. Heather states, We love animals and want to help them. Utah Valley Animal Rescue is poised to do just that, one pet at a time.