Neuse River Golden Retriever Rescue, Inc. is dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and adoption of golden retrievers in need. The organization advocates responsible pet ownership, community education and protection of all dogs.

OklaHOME Animal Rescue, Inc. is committed to advocating for the voiceless. As a foster-based rescue, we rely on foster homes to open their hearts and homes to dogs in need to save lives. We are proud to partner with underfunded and high-kill shelters across Oklahoma and give these innocent lives a second chance by adopting to loving homes. Please join us by supporting our efforts to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others.

The Thulani Senior German Shepherd Rescue mission is to rescue and save senior or terminally ill German Shepherd Dogs from life-threatening situations and to find homes in which they can live out their natural lives in love and comfort. A medical condition is not a deciding factor, only quality of life remaining. We commit to covering medical expenses for life, even after adopted.

Love Me Meow's Rescue mission is to provide care, compassion and homes to cats in need through an all foster home based no -profit organization.

Paw Prints in the Sand Rescue is an all animal rescue dedicated to saving the lives of stray, abandoned and abused animals in high-kill shelters and rehoming pets when owners can no longer care for them. We ensure all of our rescues are spayed or neutered, vaccinated and micro-chipped. We are an all-volunteer network that provides foster homes, vet care, training and ultimately a loving forever home for our rescues.

We are an open-admission facility, which means that every companion animal in need of shelter and care is welcome here. We offer all animals a refuge, regardless of whether we believe that animal is adoptable. We are dedicated to preventing animal suffering and cruelty and to providing quality care for every animal. The City of Hobbs Animal Adoption Center is owned and operated by the City of Hobbs and receives assistance from The Lea County Humane Society.

Muncie Animal CareServices is a municipal shelter that goes above and beyond.We are not only a housing facility for homeless animals, we are the first step in their journey to a better life. Our Mission Statement is Imagine the possibilities if we all work together.

Labrador Life Line is a national organization that recognizes the tremendous need to aid purebred Labs in need of new homes, urgent medical care, or other assistance in order to live a full and productive life. Too often these needs go unaddressed, resulting in the needless suffering and death of America's most beloved canine companion. We are determined to alleviate such tragedies through the efforts of our volunteers.

To instill reverence for all life and to enhance the human/animal bond through the compassionate care of animals and community education.

The mission of Friends of the Mobile Animal Shelter (FOMAS) is to improve the quality of life for shelter pets that are housed at the City of Mobile Animal Shelter; to find forever homes for healthy adoptable shelter pets; and to reduce the number of unwanted pets roaming the streets of our community by utilizing spay/neuter programs.

Nevada Humane Society is a charitable, non-profit organization and the only open-admission, no-kill shelter in the state of Nevada. More than 120,000 animals have been placed into loving homes since our new lifesaving mission began in 2007, and we are only continuing to grow. We accomplish our lifesaving by providing quality care and finding homes for homeless pets while offering a variety of programs to benefit the public and animals.

The Belleville Area Humane Society will provide temporary care to homeless companion animals and find them loving homes; keep the shelter safe, healthy, and comfortable for our animals; teach the community to properly care for their companion animals and eliminate overpopulation; increase adoption rates; and raise the necessary funds to provide these services.

We are focused on rescuing and re-homing friendly, stray, abandoned, cats and practicing TNRM (Trap, Neuter, Return, and Manage) for the feral cats in Philadelphia. We network and utilize local, low-cost spay/neuter clinics and veterinarians for sterilization, vaccinations, health assessment, and treatment of medical conditions for the cats that we rescue.

In addition to being a resource for local dogs, Rescue Inc. homes the displaced and abandoned dogs from the rural south that would not have a chance at life otherwise, we also partner with organizations in MS + MA which enhance the human animal bond, and improve the wellbeing of an at-risk canine population. Established in late 2019, we are a registered 501c3 charity organization with a core leadership and consulting team with decades of combined rescue, corporate, and dog behavior experience. We are in the business of second chances.

Race for the Rescues is a 501 C3 Georgia non-profit raising money for approved non-profit and 501 C3 animal rescues groups and animal welfare organizations in our area and the State of Georgia. Working together we are hoping to help and educate in the ongoing problem of pet over population.

The Haven was the idea and dream of Dr. Teresa Marshall, a local veterinarian, who ran The Haven out of her clinic for eleven years. In 2001 The Haven became a 501 (c) 3 non- profit organization. Working together with our partnering animal control shelters, volunteers, and investors The Haven been successful with creating a no-kill community. We hope to achieve a no-kill county.

GVPA is an all volunteer non-profit organization whose mission is to reduce the number of homeless cats and dogs in Mesa County.

Having a deep compassion for animals, we bring awareness through education, support through fostering and life through adoption.

Saving Animals. Helping People. We create a culture of compassionate care, community engagement and advocacy for animals by providing programs and education that support people and companion animals.

RCHS is dedicated to advocating for and working towards a responsible and humane community. RCHS provides shelter and adoption opportunities for pets who are homeless and promotes animal welfare through community programs that benefit both animals and people.

TPPC is an all breed non profit 501 c 3 but primarily focus on Pitt-bulls, we are committed to rescuing abandoned dogs that are facing euthanasia at our local shelters, dedicating our time to find them a loving home and giving them a second chance in life. Our mission is to educate our community about the importance of spays and neuters, and decrease the over population of unwanted animals in the south.