Our mission is to improve the quality of life of displaced animals in Ouachita Parish by providing a modern shelter that encourages active community involvement and support, while promoting education and actions aimed at reducing the population of displaced animals.

Serve, protect and shelter homeless companion animals. Place animals into humane environments. Promote responsible pet ownership and reduce animal overpopulation. Celebrate the human-animal bond

Cat Rescue of Maryland, Inc. (CROM) is an all-volunteer non-profit organization founded in 1993 in Baltimore, Maryland. CROM's mission is the humane management (rescue, rehabilitation, and adoption of tame cats/kittens and vetting/continued feeding of the unadoptables) of feral cat colonies in Baltimore City, Baltimore County, Howard County, and Harford County in the state of Maryland.

Touched By An Animal preserves the nurturing bond between people and their companion animals by helping the Elderly and others maintain this loving relationship and by providing lifetime homes for cats, when needed, in our home, where Cats-Are-Purrsons-Too.

Anderson County Animal Rescue Foundation (AC ARF) is committed to promoting the welfare of animals in our community. Through direct support, outreach programs and partnerships, we work to create a better, kinder world, where there are no more homeless pets. AC ARF serves its community with a variety of programs that improve the welfare of animals and their caretakers, reduces animal overpopulation and the burden pets place on our municipal shelters and rescues.

At The Arizona Pet Project, our primary goal is preventing pet homelessness by keeping families with pets together. Oftentimes, pet owners can't afford to care for their animals and they surrender them at shelters. The reasons are many owners may have lost their jobs or their homes, suffered an illness, or had a divorce or death in the family. Or their pet may have gotten sick and they can't pay the veterinary bills. Surrendering a pet to a shelter where they are frequently euthanized is a tragedy we want to avoid. We're here to support families by keeping their pets healthy and safe. Animals bring comfort, joy, healing and health, and we believe those benefits shouldn't be restricted to a very small percentage of owners who can afford the best care and resources pets deserve.

Our mission is to provide a healthy, safe and caring environment for the loved, lost and abandoned dogs, while working to serve and assist the residents and our local police with K9 matters. We are a no-kill shelter with minimal adoption fees, working to best match each dog with a family, while ensuring a smooth and timeless transition to their new and loving home. Every day the dogs under our care are loved as our own and will be part of our hearts forever.

Ashley Valley Community Cats was founded in August 2012 when we discovered the need to help the stray, feral and community cats in the Uintah Basin. We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit, foster based cat rescue and actively participate in TNR.

Provide shelter and veterinarian care for stray animals

SFC Virginia (#squishyfacecrew) is an Animal Rescue group based in Fredericksburg, VA. We were founded in June 2019 with a focus on saving dogs and cats from high-kill shelters in the state, providing medical care including vaccinations and spay/neuter surgeries, and finding permanent adoptive homes in our area. Our goal is to make a positive contribution to No-Kill Virginia 2020 and No-Kill Nation 2025.

Our mission is to reduce euthanasia of companion animals and the preservation of the bond between people and pets.

We are committed to improving animal welfare by eliminating cruelty and pet overpopulation through education, law enforcement, providing shelter, promoting lifetime adoptions and spay & neuter programs.

Promote, protect, and improve the health of our community.

Their Voice Rescue is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit animal rescue serving Northern Virginia and beyond. We concentrate on the rescue of high-risk dogs from kill shelters nationwide. Our organization was founded on a deep-rooted, unwavering commitment to give a voice to suffering animals.All lives matter! Together we can improve the treatment of animals worldwide and bring joy back into the lives of innocent, silenced dogs in need.

Soula's Way is a 501c animal rescue organization led, with the love and admiration for all animals, by a very young girl named, Soula. From the time Soula could crawl, she was enthralled with the family pets and anyone's dog, cat or otherwise that she could get her little hands on. She quickly discovered the joy, unconditional love and entertainment that these pets provided. The current main mission of Soula's Way is to rescue animals, with last chances at local, Southern California animal shelters. Once rescued, we rehabilitate the animals to make for a smoother transition to their forever homes. We strive to connect the animals we rescue with the best possible loving and caring forever homes.

Our mission is to find permanent homes for animals in need, and to enrich lives by strengthening the connection between animals and people through community outreach.

Day of the Dogs is a 501(c)(3) non-profit dedicated to increasing the live release rate of homeless animals in shelters. Our focus is on adoption and rescue group support.At this time we choose to focus our efforts on the Harris County Animal Shelter in Houston, TX.We utilize social media to market and network animals in need.We also transport dogs monthly to vetted rescue partners and no kill shelters in other states.

Our mission is to improve the lives of cat in the City of Seattle by reducing over-population through TNR of un-owned community cats. Our core activity is to assist feral cat feeders and homeowners who have feral cats with trapping, neutering and returning the cats. We provide the trapping equipment, onsite expertise, transportation to and from clinic, and house the cats for recovery following surgery. We pay extra to have the cats vaccinated, wormed, and treated for fleas. We occasionally provide colony caretakers with shelter, feeding stations, and food. When cats cannot be returned to where they were living, we seek alternative homes, such as in barns or warehouses for rodent control.

The Little Guild has been saving the lives of homeless cats and dogs for over 50 years. Our mission is to provide them shelter, medical care and then adopt them in to a proper forever home.

Sky Hill Animal Society Inc. Dogs for our program are obtained from the municipal animal control facility. At the end of their stray hold period, they are spayed/ neutered, brought up to date on all vaccines and treated for all health issues. They then become residents at our volunteer ran center. There, they work on basic obedience, crate training, house training, and any personalized training needed. They socialize and play in groups tailored to fit their needs daily.

Arizona Beagle Rescue (AZBR) is a statewide, 501(c)3 non-profit, all- volunteer animal welfare organization dedicated to saving homeless beagles through rescue efforts, adoption, and education on the breed. AZBR works with shelters and humane agencies to reduce or eliminate the euthanasia of adoptable dogs. AZBR also provides foster homes and veterinary services for the beagles in our care.