Here at One Love Animal Rescue and Sanctuary, we practice the One Love concept by taking in a variety of different species of animals (dogs, cats, birds, reptiles and more) who, for a variety of reasons, may need some extra love and attention. We help them to overcome any trauma, medical or behavioral issues they may have prior to finding them a special forever home where they will be able to live their best life.

Our mission is to save lives. ANH is a small all volunteer organization whose main purpose is to rescue, rehabilitate, and re-home abused, abandoned, and neglected animals. We make sure all animals are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, healthy and socialized before placement. Our goal is to reduce the unwanted pet population with education and a low cost S/N program.

Our main goal is to save these precious dogs and give them a second chance at life. We take in dogs that are homeless and dogs that are going to be euthanized. We also provide a sanctuary for ones that need to say safe.

The mission of Barriers Against Repeated Cruelty, BARC Chicago, is eliminating cruelty and encouraging compassion for our animal companions. We support and encourage the human-animal bond by education, outreach and understanding for our animal companions as sentient beings.

BARC provides emergency funding and urgent resources for animals in immediate need, with a primary focus on animals in kill facilities and domestic violence situations. We adhere to and support the no kill philosophy and the value of every life.

Alpine Animal Services (AAS), a department of the City of Alpine, is under the direction of the Alpine Police Department.AAS serves the community of Alpine, Texas by maintaining and operating the City of Alpine Animal Shelter.AAS provides the adoption of shelter pets and enforcement of animal control laws within the City of Alpine limits.Community engagement is also important with programs such as low-cost microchips and pet cremations when that sad time comes for the family pet.

Buster's Brigade provides financial and material assistance for the basic and emergency needs of dogs and cats, in rescue or homes of Mahoning County and surrounding areas, with the goal of helping more people keep their pets at home in a healthy environment.

Animal Alliance of Galveston County's mission is to eliminate the death of cats and dogs in Galveston County and surrounding areas due to overpopulation and infectious diseases by providing education on responsible guardianship and accessible, affordable spay-neuter and wellness services.

We are a small rural rescue that tries to help as many homeless, stray and throw-away dogs/cats/pets as we can. Our focus is our local pound first, then others as space is available.

Since 1995, Animal Rescue Foundation (ARF) has been dedicated to promoting the welfare and humane treatment of animals through rescue, fostering, and placement. We care for all animals, regardless of age, breed, illness, or disability and believe these precious souls deserve to be treated with respect. Our mission is to provide an animal-loving community, where pets are at home, not homeless.

Shooting Star Animal Rescue is a foster-based organization dedicated to saving the lives of companion animals through adoption. Our goal is that one day all companion animals will be cared for and have a home of their own.

Animal Control officers provide protection for animals against inhumane treatment and protect the public from diseased and vicious animals through education and complaint investigation. The facility provides temporary shelter, food and medical care to lost, stray or unwanted animals until they are reunited with their owner or find a new home.

The purpose of PETS ARE WORTH SAVING (PAWS) is to place stray, abandoned, and unwanted shelter animals into desirable, loving homes. All animals that are rescued from local shelters are placed in foster homes where they will receive love, attention, and medical care before being placed with their new families.

Formerly Joey's Elder Paws Rescue's H.E.A.L. Sanctuary, H.E.A.L. (Humanity, Empathy, Animal Love) Foundation, Inc. is located at a bucolic farm in upstate New York. The H.E.A.L. Foundation is committed to reducing canine homelessness, animal cruelty, and shelter euthanasia rates by partnering with and providing funding and resources to 501(c)(3) animal welfare organizations. We focus on rescues that help owner surrenders, long-stay, harder to place senior (6+ years), bonded and pit-bull type dogs in shelters in the NY Metropolitan area and beyond. We provide need-based financial assistance to owners of senior dogs requiring veterinary care, so pets and families can stay together.

Our mission is to make our community a better place for people and animals to live together.

Soul Dog Rescue exists to humanely control the pet overpopulation problem thru focused and aggressive spay/neuter programs in underserved communities. To partner with the communities where we work, in order to create sustainable change through collaboration and community buy-in.

Save One Soul Animal Rescue League was founded to be dedicated to helping at risk animals as we work towards a No Kill Nation. SOSARL facilitates the rescue and placement of homeless dogs with loving forever homes. We advocate for homeless and at risk animals while providing comfort, rehabilitation and veterinary care to the animals in our program.

Pawsitive Alliance's mission is to end the killing of adoptable dogs and cats in Washington by increasing shelter adoptions, supporting programs for spaying and neutering, and providing educational resources and training to the public.

Kitty Kottage's purpose is to provide aid and relief to unowned and shelter animals, to minimize disease and overpopulation through coordination with veterinarians for sterilization and vaccination, to promote animal well-being and assist in adoption of healthy animals for the community.

Helping PAWS Pet Rescue, Inc. was founded for the sole purpose of helping to stop the suffering of companion animals caused by homelessness, overpopulation, and mistreatment. The acronym, PAWS, stands for Promoting Animal Welfare on Superior's Shores. This mission is not limited to dogs and cats, but extends equally to horses, rabbits, birds, and other domestic species.

Hardin County Animal Services of Tennessee strives to protect public health and welfare while enforcing humane animal treatment. We envision reuniting lost pets with their owners; placing animals in caring and responsible homes; educating the community about animal responsibility; and controlling and maintaining the issue of unwanted, stray and neglected animals as humanely as possible.

Pet overpopulation is a huge problem in Texas. The Society for Companion Animals (SFCA) provides the critical link to solving this problem by moving unwanted but adoptable animals from high-kill shelters in Texas to partner no-kill shelters in New York, New Jersey, Vermont and Maine. These partner New England shelters have waiting lists of families ready to adopt. Virtually 100% of the SFCA animals transported are adopted.