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At the Humane Society of Port Jervis/Deerpark we are passionate about ensuring the protection and welfare of all animals in need. This passion is the Mission of our service and the legacy that was left to us by our founder Robert Kleinstuber. Robert began the shelter in 1959 as a memorial to his beloved dog, Jeff. His hard work paved the way for the Humane Society of Port Jervis/Deerpark. This spirit is what drives us each day to do the best we can for the good of all animals.  We provide so much more than just food and shelter. Our animals receive medical treatment, socialization, behavior training, enrichment, exercise, and lots of love. We strive to match our animals with adopters based on a wide-range of criteria to ensure it is a good fit for both.  At the Humane Society of Port Jervis/Deerpark, we offer homeless animals a second chance at a first-rate life.

The Santa Maria Valley Humane Society exists to rescue, shelter, heal, place, and train dogs and cats while engaging the Central California Coastal community to end animal homelessness.

Clay County Animal Rescue and Shelter (CCARS) provides compassionate animal control service and humane investigations throughout Clay County, Illinois. CCARS addresses the needs of each individual animal to the best of our ability, spay/neuters all animals prior to adoption and assists the community with spay/neuter assistance as we are able.

To instill respect, kindness, and compassion for animals as community values.

Our mission is to help control the unwanted pet population through spaying and neutering, not killing, and to decrease the number of abandoned, injured, and abused dogs and cats through prevention and education. It is the Foundation’s belief that through prevention (spay and neuter) and public education, we can save lives.

Our mission is to reduce the number of homeless cats and dogs in Greater Cincinnati by providing a compassionate no-kill animal shelter and programs that promote responsible pet care.

We are a completely volunteer run non-profit animal rescue that began as a pair of volunteers at a high kill animal shelter in York County, South Carolina. As we branched out from walking dogs to fostering and transporting, we knew the next step would be to sponsor and rescue dogs, cats and horses. We received our 501 c3 and named it after our rescue dog Chance. Our goal is to build a network of fosters and all-around animal lovers to give the forgotten a chance for life.

The Nagi Foundation's mission is to restore the sacredness of the Native American community by uniting people and animals. We do this by providing a variety of animal services, educational programs, behavioral health supports and family resources that coincides with traditional values and core principles of First Nations communities.

We believe that Every Dog Has A Superpower! Upstate Underdog Rescue is a non-breed specific rescue for at-risk dogs in the capital region of New York State. We know that good things happen for dogs at animal shelters every day, but some dogs just can't adjust to shelter life.  That's where UUR comes in! Through supported fostering and positive training, we allow dogs to decompress and expand their world at their own pace. UUR is small by design so that we can support our dogs and their families--once an Underdog, always an Underdog!

Our organization and its all-volunteer membership body will be referred to as the Nardecchia Spay Neuter Fund. The organization is supported by donations, fundraisers and available grants. Our mission is to battle the canine and feline over-population problem. This is accomplished primarily by financially assisting the low income financially needy in the form of approved vouchers for the spaying or neutering of qualified pets by a certified veterinarian.

Clarksdale Animal Rescue Effort & Shelter (CARES) is a 501c3 not for profit organization designed to improve the condition of our community's shelter while ensuring the livelihood of our shelter pet population.  The CARES' mission is not only to provide a safe haven and find loving homes for these animals, but to also promote a sense of pride and ownership throughout our community.   CARES, along with the people of Clarksdale are working to make the vision a reality. Since taking responsibility of the former city shelter in 2015, CARES has worked tirelessly to provide loving homes for over 95% of the animals within its care.  In 2017, CARES relocated to a brighter, larger building in Clarksdale that has the space to offer better care to the homeless pets of Coahoma County.

Our purpose is to save dogs from high kill shelters and place them into foster homes with our volunteers. Prior to adoption our dogs will be vetted, spayed or neutered, and given the chance to adjust to a home environment.