We are a nonprofit organization created to help build a community where animals are treated with respect and kindness. Our focus is protecting animals through education, advocacy and services. We strive to strengthen human understanding of animals need, and to keep all animals safe and happy.

Rescued Pets Are Wonderful is a nonprofit group of volunteers dedicated to finding loving homes for rescued dogs and cats, and educating the Twin Cities community about responsible pet ownership and overpopulation. Since 2004, RPAW has rescued and rehomed almost 6,000 animals. RPAW is completely volunteer-based and relies on donations and adoption fees to continue its mission.

Our mission is to rescue kittens that have been abandoned, abused, or surrendered to shelters that euthanize and place them in nurturing foster homes, provide medical care and when ready find them forever families.

Habitat for Paws (HFP) is a nonprofit agency consisting of volunteers who desire to improve the living conditions of dogs living on chains. Chained dogs often become aggressive toward people and other animals. Dogs living on the end of a chain or a tether are at risk for attacks by other animals and live lonely lives. HFP also provides free services to families which may consist of transportation for medical care and spay/neuter surgeries, dog houses, fences, straw, cedar shavings, bowls, leashes, collars, and toys. We support dogs at risk.

A Cat's Tale is a small but yet very produtive rescue group. We rescue, spay/neuter, TNR, adoptions and educate the importance of spaying and neutering as well as educating on how a pet is non-disposable, its a family member that you must take care of and love.

Our primary purpose is to assist the local animal shelter by improving the care of their impounded companion animals. Over the last twenty years, we have advanced our role and actually contract to operate the shelter. We have now extended our services to both cats and dogs from the city and county. We pride ourselves on trying to help as many of these pets in need as we have annual funding for.

To offer refuge, medical care, nourishment and an opportunity for a second chance for life to unwanted animals in our community. To protect animals from cruelty, neglect, carelessness and ignorance. To encourage and promote responsible pet ownership. To educate and inform the public about animal issues, and to assist in the development of short- and long-term community-oriented solutions to such problems.

Rescue. Rehabilitate. Reunite. Rehome. A Hound to Hold is an official 501(c)(3) Nonprofit, home rescue, focused on local, lost and abandoned animals, in medical need. We strive to provide community support and care through disaster relief efforts and local vet reimbursements.

Pet Buddies Food Pantry donates pet food to low-income families, seniors, disabled and to the homeless with pets. Our sole mission is to keep pets in their homes with their owners and out of shelters.

To practice and promote responsible, compassionate care of all animals, both in our care and in the community we serve.

Our mission is to humanely reduce the overpopulation of homeless cats and kittens by promoting and supporting trap/neuter/return and spay/neuter programs. We are all-volunteer and work in central Ohio.

Saving cats' lives through community solutions.

The mission of the Humane Society of Ray County is to save the lives of homeless dogs and cats and to care for them for the time required to place them as healthy, spayed or neutered pets in loving homes.

Our goals to start are quite simple: to save as many animals as possible from being killed in America's shelters. We will take in animals who have been abused, injured or are unwanted and find new forever homes for them. We will also educate the public on the plight of the above mentioned animals and make people aware of the need to spay and neuter animals to prevent more animals ending up in shelters.

Spay To Save provides high quality, low cost, accessible spay and neuter resources to income qualified residents of the North Olympic Peninsula. Services are provided utilizing a Mobile Spay Neuter Clinic, traveling to towns, rural and Tribal areas. Through our Feral Babies Adoption Program, kittens trapped during our Trap-Neuter-Return efforts are fostered, socialized, vaccinated, spayed or neutered and put up for adoption.

CPT is a 501(c)3 organization formed to educate and assist people to plan for the future of their pets in the event their pet outlives them. We work particularly with terminally ill or permanently disabled pet owners. Programs include Adoption, foster and in-home care assistance. Through our TNR Community Cats Program we provide low cost alternatives to business and colony caretakers to control the over population of feral cats.

The San Antonio Feral Cat Coalition is an all-volunteer, 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Corporation, dedicated to educating the public on the benefits of Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) and facilitating TNR projects in the community.

We are a nonprofit animal sanctuary that encompasses Deaf community development, social entrepreneurship, cultural preservation, environmental sustainability, and service learning.

Pet Adoption and Welfare Society (PAWS), Inc. of Dahlonega, Georgia strives to improve the quality of life for pets and people within our county. We subsidize low cost spay/neuter services provided by compassionate veterinarians within our community and provide information on responsible pet ownership to groups of all ages. Our goal is to reduce the number of homeless pets in our county and to reduce the numbers of pets euthanized.

MARL has been serving southeast Michigan since 1953. Our experience as well as continued advancements in animal welfare have made us a necessary and respected presence in our community. We believe the quality of "the wait" for a home can make all the difference in an animal's future. Every day, our animals have exercise time, playtime, and quality time with people who love them. We do not ever euthanize animals for time or space.

K-9 Angels Rescue is committed to rescuing and re-homing shelter dogs in and around the City of Houston, regardless of their breed or circumstance. We are motivated by the dire need to educate the public about the effects of irresponsible breeding practices, while helping the community by alleviating overcrowding in area shelters.