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SOS operates to provide support to those who support animals and to educate the community of animal needs. We bridge existing gaps in our animal welfare systems to enable the maximum benefit to the maximum amount of animals. Our goal is to substantially reduce the number of animals being killed by municipal entities. Our mission includes nine service areas.

ASPCI is a non-profit 501(c) (3) animal welfare organization that has no geographical borders when it comes to saving the lives of dogs and cats in certain situations. They receive no government funding and are dependent on donations of caring people, grants from foundations, fundraising events and adoption fees for funding.  ASPCI currently manages five (5) animal welfare programs.  These programs are only doable by working with committed volunteers, foster homes, local veterinarians and other supporters in the community.  The programs are foster care for dogs, pet adoption events, animal rescue, a managed admission program and SNAP.

We are on a mission to change lives by connecting people and pets.

Our mission is to provide the residents and rescue groups of Central Florida with humane solutions to the pet over population problem through education and by offering low cost spay/neuter services to owned pets and community cats.

Animal Welfare Association(AWA) is a private, non-profit 501©3 animal welfare organization. We are proud to serve the people and animals of Southern New Jersey with a variety of programs. AWA is dedicated to caring for animals and benefiting people.

We work to prevent cruelty to animals, provide quality homes for animals through our adoption program and promote respect and compassion for all creatures through humane education. We reduce pet overpopulation through our low cost spay/neuter clinic and provide veterinary care for low-income pet owners.

The Animal Welfare League of Frederick County (AWLFC) is an all-volunteer, no- kill animal rescue and welfare organization. We promote the humane treatment of all animals through education, advocacy, and collaboration with other humane organizations. We envision a future of no more homeless pets in Frederick County, MD.

Every year millions of unwanted companion animals are euthanized across the United States. Animal Wellness Foundation (AWF) rescues homeless animals from the streets and high-kill shelters and places them into loving permanent homes. We also assists low income families with veterinary expenses as a way to keep companion animals with their families and out of the shelters.

We have an existing network of animal welfare organizations in less developed countries, who are committed to working at the community level to change attitudes and behaviors towards animals--with a focus on dogs and cats. We match our developing country partner organizations with businesses and individuals in developed countries who can provide assistance.

We improve the quality of life of animals and place them into loving and permanent homes through rescue, extraordinary and compassionate care and humane education. We are a private non-profit no-kill pet shelter. We are dedicated to providing temporary shelter, necessary medical treatment and loving care for cats and dogs until they can be placed into a loving and permanent home.

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.

AniMeals is a non-profit and exists as a Food Bank for all animals large and small and a No-Kill Adoption Center for Cats. We supplement the food needs of the animals in the care of shelters & rescue groups, pets of the homebound/disabled, caregivers of feral cat colonies and animals living on the street. • We have saved the lives of over 1200 animals and sent out over 335 tons of pet food to date (Nov 2011).