The mission of the Lafayette Parish Animal Control Center is to protect the health and safety of our residents, and to protect animals and promote their humane treatment. The Lafayette Consolidated Government Mayor-President, and the Animal Control Center is committed to moving to become a No Kill Shelter, and is making every effort to promote the pet adoptions of healthy, non-aggressive animals by the general public. Our mission is to work with our non-profit rescue partners, and continue to reach out to seek new partners across the country to rescue our animals. We are in the process of changing our ordinances to initiate a Trap Neuter Return component for our community cats.

Our mission is to enhance the quality of life for the dogs, cats, birds and other companion animals in the care of Lafayette Animal Control Center (LACC) and other animal shelters and welfare agencies in the greater Lafayette area. We aim to end euthanasia as the primary means of population control, and to reduce the number of homeless animals at LACC.

Safe Haven Animal RescuE aka SHARE has one goal in mind. To save the unwanted. We will restore the faith in animals left behind.

To end the use of euthanasia as a means to control animal over population by providing affordable spay/neuter to all feral cat caregivers and dog/cat owners in a safe and humane environment. We consistently demonstrate the effectiveness of Trap-Neuter-Return in hopes that it becomes the only choice for managing feral and community cats. Through awareness and availability, we believe people will embrace positive solutions.

To prevent and relieve the suffering of animals Aid in the enforcement of all laws relating to the subject of cruelty to animals and the lawful protection thereof through education Carry on a program of teaching and education on the subject of cruelty to animals and responsible pet care Reduce the overpopulation of domestic animals in the area served by the Society through spay-neuter and vaccination pro...

Positively Cats Sanctuary gives a loving home to cats who are Feline Leukemia and Feline Immunodeficiency positive as an alternative to Euthanasia.

Acadiana Animal Aid is the area's largest no-kill provider of care and housing for abandoned/abused/neglected cats and dogs. We spay/neuter & provide medical care for over 1500 animals a year and house an average of 80 dogs and 120 cats. With no city, state or federal funding, community participation in our fundraising is particularly valuable. All monies raised go directly to the care of homeless cats and dogs in our area.

Our mission at Because Of Brucey is to rescue, nurture, and provide a safe haven for animals, specifically neonatal kittens in need. We are dedicated to offering compassionate care, fostering their growth, and advocating for responsible pet ownership while connecting these vulnerable animals with loving forever homes.

We are a private, no-kill, non-profit animal rescue comprised completely of volunteers. We are a foster home network, and most of our rescue animals are currently being fostered in the homes of volunteers in the Acadiana area of Louisiana. Our office is in Sunset, but we have foster homes in Lafayette and surrounding areas.

Animal Rescue Foundation of Louisiana's (ARF-LA) mission is to provide care, shelter and medical attention for stray, abandoned and unwanted dogs, and then place them in loving homes through our adoption process.

All animals are fully vetted and temperament tested before adoption. We have one main ARFanage kennel and a network of foster homes where our pets are housed until they find their new homes.

St. Martin Parish Animal Services strives to improve the lives of the citizens of St. Martin Parish for both the two and four legged. We are the voice for the voiceless and provide hope for the abandoned. We believe that the saving of any animal starts at the door of our shelter, providing love and care until they all find homes.

The purpose of Haseya's New Beginning is to form a passionate team of individuals dedicated to helping animals that need us the most, including the sick, the starving, the Wild, the weak, and the unwanted. We want to take the biggest challenges that seem impossible, with God by our side, and make them possible by providing each one with medical care, a proper diet, love, and most importantly a new beginning.

Animal Aid for Vermilion Area is a non profit 501(c)3 animal rescue organization located in South Louisiana. One of our main goals is to rescue pets from the local animal control facility, i.e. the pound.

The Iberia Parish Rabies and Animal Control Department_s main purpose is to provide a public health program to ensure rabies vaccination and registration for all dogs and cats residing in Iberia Parish. The shelter also houses unwanted and stray animals picked up by animal control officers or dropped off at the shelter by citizens.

For over 35 years, Angel Paws has worked tirelessly to provide animals with homes and has saved countless animals from a life of homelessness and neglect.Angel Paws is a local leader in areas of adoption, animal welfare, rescue, and the fight against animal cruelty. We provide animals with medical care, food, shelter, love, and a second chance at life.Organized for the purpose of preventing and relieving suffering to and among animals and to disseminate the humane ethic in Iberia Parish and adjacent areas, Angel Paws has left its mark on not only the animal community but also Iberia Parish as a whole. They have and continue to reduce the over-population of domestic animals in the area served by the society through spay, neuter, and vaccination programs, seek to return lost animals to their owners, and take pride in finding suitable homes for animals without owners.

Blue Angels Advocacy & Rescue is a nonprofit animal welfare group. We respond to all calls for dogs and cats in need after hours when animal control is not available, as well as anytime a citizen reaches out to us for guidance. We educate people about local laws & provide resources as needed. We urge authorities to report concerns about animal abuse or neglect when necessary. We have been in South Louisiana since November 2024.

"In December 2015, Law for Paws was established by employee-based volunteers of the Port Barre Police Department in Port Barre, Louisiana. Our story began with a Santa Paws event where a local Parish shelter posted their current needs on Facebook and we wanted to help fulfill those needs, but our passion to help didn't stop there - Law for Paws was born, and we_ve been hitting the ground running ever since.