Cincinnati Animal CARE Humane Society is an open-access, no-kill municipal shelter and community resource center. We reduce animal suffering by enforcing laws around their humane treatment through employing a progressive lifesaving community-focused, educational model to support our residents and ensure the provision of adequate food, shelter, care and companionship for animals in our community.

Our objective to save as many companion animals as possible from dying needlessly, whether they are abandoned, or at risk of being euthanized in City and Rural Shelters. Midwest Animal ResQ does not specialize in a specific breed, but rather any animal that is facing eminent danger and/or death. We are a 100% volunteer run organization, that integrate and rehabilitate animals in our homes.

AANT's intent and purpose is to prevent animal cruelty and neglect, reduce the euthanasia rate of healthy animals in shelters and promote spay and neuter programs to reduce the number of homeless animals.

PAWS serves as a community resource to prevent pet homelessness, protect pets from harm and suffering, and promote responsible ownership. We accomplish our mission by providing animal sheltering, pet retention programming, and social services, spay/neuter and medical financial assistance, and a robust education/outreach program across three communities. We own and operate the only open-admission shelter in the Greater Teton Valley, ID area.

SOCKS is dedicated to the felines with whom we all share our lives. We value treating them compassionately, with dignity, respect, and understanding. We care about their quality of life and strive to treat our feline guests as we would our own pets until they find their forever homes.

The Mission of the Animal Welfare League of Kosciusko County (AWL) is to bridge the gap between abandoned pets and loving families and individuals.

Animal Aid of Branch County (AABC) is an all volunteer, foster-based, all breed dog and cat rescue saving homeless pets and educating owners in responsible pet ownership.

To eliminate the needless euthanasia of healthy and treatable pets in North Central Florida

Providing a beacon of hope to feral and abandoned cats. We are dedicated to provide for the health, welfare and protection of feral and abandoned cats through access to medical care, food and shelter by utilizing a functioning TNR program and education through community outreach.

Bell County strives to ensure safe and healthy living for pets and other animals, as well as the residents that own them. The animal shelter is a place with open doors and warm hearts for every lost, abandoned, abused, temporarily homeless, or unwanted Bell County animal and has many dogs and cats for adoption.

Animal Services is concerned with the welfare of all animals, domestic and wild in our community.

We support non-profit rescue organizations by transporting at risk companion animals to rescue groups, fosters and permanent homes. It's a Dog's Life Rescue Transport also collects and delivers supplies and food for the homeless street animals. We are part of a village of animal advocates in Florida where spay/neuter and education about rescue animals is paramount.

We are dedicated to ending the homeless pet epidemic through adoptions, spay/neuter, and Education. At Second Chance our priority is finding the best match for each family. We act as an extension of local animal control programs, providing the extra time and resources needed in re-homing animals, therefore reducing the need for euthanasia.

Operation Spay Neuter, Inc.,a 501(c)(3) organization located in Butler County, is dedicated to alleviating suffering and improving the welfare of cats and dogs by reducing their overpopulation through spay neuter programs and by educating the public about the impact of animal overpopulation on the environment and community.

Our mission is to prevent cruelty to animals, assist in the enforcement of laws pertaining to animals, secure suitable homes for homeless animals, provide humane care and treatment for animals.

FBR's job is to provide a healthy and loving temporary home while we look for forever homes for our bullies. In addition, FBR is committed to promoting responsible ownership of bully breeds, fighting against breed discrimination, spaying and neutering pets, reporting dog fighting, and demonstrating to the community that bully breeds are loyal, loving, and wonderful forever companions.

Mission Statement: Bringing comfort and aid to animals who have been cast aside in Marion County, AR and to find them exceptional homes where they may live out their lives as family members.

The mission of the SPCA (Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) of Bradley County is to provide humane enforcement and sheltering for companion animals, while providing compassionate animal control services, under the No Kill Equation model.

We are a city-owned and city-operated animal shelter in St. George, Utah and we try to find good homes for the animals that are brought into the shelters.

Lucy's House for the Prevention of Homeless Pets' mission is to keep pets in their original homes with their owners. We strive to keep pets in their homes and reduce the number of animals being surrendered to shelters or abandoned by providing donations of pet food to low to moderate income households, the disabled, and the elderly.

We are committed to reducing the suffering of Houston's homeless, abandoned, abused, lost, unwanted Yorkies and other small dogs through vaccination, education, spay/neuter, rehabilitation and rehoming.