There are 1981 No More Homeless Pets Network Partners working with Best Friends

The Alternative Humane Society was founded in 1977 with a no-kill philosophy and a goal of making Whatcom County a no-kill community. The use of foster homes for rescued animals was and has continued to be our policy. We remain a 100% volunteer organization with no paid staff and no physical shelter. All of the animals are still kept in foster homes. AHS offers a spay/neuter voucher program for those who qualify.

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Our mission is to adopt out as many animals as possible in lieu of euthanasia, to promote the spay/neuter of family pets to combat pet overpopulation, to investigate animal cruelty in the Panhandle, and to educate the public on responsible pet ownership. We try to place as many animals as possible either through adoption, by utilizing rescue groups, or other area animal organizations.

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American Eskimo Rescue of St. Louis (AERSTL) is a breed-specific rescue group for American Eskimo dogs and American Eskimo dogs-mixes. We will help any dog in need. We are a group of dedicated volunteers, working together for the benefit of helpless and homeless Eskies. Our program is funded by donations and adoption fees. Our volunteers participate in rescue work, transporting, fostering, and networking to save American Eskimo lives. If we can keep these dogs out of the shelter it makes room for another dog in need. Our rescue will cover Missouri, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky.

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The American Lurcher Rescue Project, Inc. (“ALP”) is a 501(c)(3) all volunteer non-profit organization dedicated to the welfare of racing lurchers and greyhound mixes.  We work hard to find responsible groups and/or homes when and, if appropriate, for retired racing lurchers and greyhound mixes that have been abandoned or no longer wanted or in immediate danger of being killed.  The ALP transports lurchers to adoption groups in the United States and Canada, and provides for basic and emergency medical care, and temporary boarding.   Go to website

ASAP Inc. was established in 1993 as an organization whose mission is to find qualified, loving homes for horses who are no longer eligible to race. ASAP Inc. utilizes horses surrendered to its program in equine assisted therapy for community youth to instill core values of compassion, responsibility, empathy, and more.

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Since 1982 the Amory Humane  Society has worked tirelessly to end animal suffering and promote a better life through education, foster programs and adoption. We take in dogs and cats from the surrounding areas in hopes to put an end to homeless animals. Out facility houses an estimated 50 dogs and 30 cats that are waiting to be adopted. Come meet your new best friend!

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Until there are none, rescue another one. We provide homes to shelter animals.

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Anarchy Animal Rescue was founded in December 2010 out of need and desire to help address two major animal crises in this country - unwanted adoptable pets and the mistreatment and abuse of animals due to puppy mills. Our goal is to find good loving homes for as many pets as we can take in, care for medically and place in responsible homes.

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We strive to create a better world, through kindness to animals. Our mission is to empty the shelters and stop animal abuse once and for all.

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PAWS’ mission is to compassionately care for the animals entrusted to us.  We will strive to protect the people of Anderson County and educate the community about animal health related issues. We will work diligently to care for  the animals and find them homes by adoption, by placing into rescues and by reuniting them with their owner.

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The mission of the Anderson Humane Society is to make possible a better world for all animals by providing shelter, educating the community about humane care and treatment, advocating animal welfare, and promoting the human-animal bond.

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The mission of Andy's Safe Haven is to move dogs who are scheduled to die in high-kill shelters to the safety of a temporary refuge. Getting them out of harm's way buys them time for rescue, foster or adoption arrangements to be made.

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