Wisconsin

We are a non profit animal rescue who focuses mainly on dogs. Preferably the under dogs like bully breeds, older and medical. We help the ones who need it most and try to improve the lives of every dog we can.

We are a small but mighty, foster home based, nonprofit animal rescue made up of amazing volunteers, striving to help as many animals in need as we can.

We are a No-Kill Shelter in Central Wisconsin helping dogs and cats in need.

We are a foster based rescue group located in Sheboygan County WI. We work with local surrenders as well as shelters across the US to take in animals that are need of a forever home. EIN# 47-1262125 WI License # 489374

We are a rescue that rescues out of high kill shelters in TX. We mainly look for the dogs that the rescues are not going to save. We look for the dogs are without doubt going to be killed if we don't save. Cats we handle locally if somebody needs help with cats. We are 100% volunteer and have no salary employees. Most of us work full-time on top of trying to manage running a rescue. Everyone works for your hard for the dogs that we save. I am proud and confident that all of our dogs have gone into loving homes. People will send pictures and updates. We do this because we care for the pets very much and can stand by and do nothing as they die.

Shelter From the Storm Animal Rescue, Inc. was form in 2005 by Allison Davies in response to the overwhelming amount of animals being euthanized in area shelters. Shelter From The Storm is an all breed cat and dog rescue and focuses on alleviating overcrowding in shelters and helping adoptable/treatable animals. Since its inception, Shelter from the Storm helped the Humane Society of the United States during Hurricane Katrina by transporting over 100 animals to safety in Wisconsin, where they were vetted, placed in foster care and ultimately place in forever homes. We also worked with the HSUS in dealing with a local hoarding situation at the Thyme and Sage Ranch in Richland Center, Wisconsin. Thyme and Sage was operating as an animal rescue and as the animal control agency for that area, but was housing in excess of 300 animals. Many of our pets are placed into a home environment with a suitable foster home. Here they begin basic training, receive socialization, and learn what it's like to live in a home. We also attend to their medical needs including vaccinations, heartworm testing, feline leukemia/FIV testing, deworming, and flea/tick prevention. In 2008, in furtherance of its mission, Spay Me! Clinic was opened. Dr. Richard Brown, Elizabeth Yohn, CVT, and Allison Davies, have all performed high volume spay/neuter procedures in a variety of locations and settings and used their knowledge to set up Spay Me! Clinic. At the beginning, surgeries were performed once a week and gradually expanded to six days a week by the end of 2009. Currently, we have two veterinarians, two certified veterinary technicians and several highly trained veterinary assistants on staff. We also utilized volunteers from the general public, volunteer veterinarians, and CVT's. Our clinic provides a great educational setting for veterinary and veterinary technician students who want to learn more about shelter medicine and high volume spay/neuter procedures. Spay Me! Clinic is open to the public, but a main element of the clinic is to extend a helping hand to other rescues and shelters by offering spay/neuter services at a lower cost. Since we are also a rescue, we understand the importance of running a business and keeping costs down. Our veterinarians and staff have become skilled in high volume spay/neuter procedures and continue to expand their skill set. Additional procedures have gradually been added and now include dentals, amputations, foreign object removals, and ACL repairs, to name a few. These "special" procedures are reserved for shelters, rescues, and individuals that have a financial need. Currently we are spaying and neutering over 12,000 dogs and cats every year. Shelter from the Storm is a Madison, WI based non-profit, all breed dog and cat rescue whose mission is to reduce the euthanasia rate of healthy and adoptable animals and to improve the lives of companion animals. ​ We do this by: *Finding permanent home for animals in need *Providing support to communities who do not have access to humane organizations *Educating the public on responsible pet ownership *Providing access to affordable spay, neuter and veterinary care.

ABMR is a dedicated group of volunteers committed to saving and finding good, loving homes for Belgian Malinois in need. This breed is often surrendered to shelters due to their high energy levels and are becoming popular with backyard breeders due to their large litters. Our dogs are required to be spayed or neutered before available for adoption.

Our animals do not live in kennels. They are treated as family pets so that they can socialize and become well-mannered. They will only be placed in homes where they will be accepted as part of the adopting family. If you are looking for a gift or a guard dog, you don't want to talk to us. Our critters come from many sources: animal shelters state-wide; private homes where the animal's companion has become hospitalized, institutionalized, or has died; and actual rescues from dangerous or abusive situations.

I've been involved with rescue and training animals for several years. I rescue because I feel that all animals deserve a comfortable place to live with a family who loves them.

I am a 53 year old woman who lost my Hoover to a tragic accident and couldn't get any help during his search from any locals or shelters. I vowed this would never happen to anyone else. Started with fostering and have owned my own rescue for almost 3 years. I take in any and all breeds and can house between 30 and 60, depending on size. I love to help pregnant dogs.