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All About Animals is dedicated to saving companion animals whose lives are in jeopardy by providing rescue, foster and adoption.
Take Me Home Pet Rescue (TMHPR), located in Richardson, TX, is a 100% nonprofit organization committed to reducing our homeless pet overpopulation. All rescued dogs and cats are sterilized, microchipped, and provided with necessary medical care, before being adopted. Reference checks and home visits are completed ensuring a good fit. Our rescued pets live in foster homes until adopted to experience the love of a "real family" while waiting for their very own forever homes.
The mission of Wild and Free Foundation is to save the rhinoceros from extinction.
Our mission is to end feline overpopulation in West Michigan through community education and empowerment.
Founded in 2007, the Dolly Goodpuppy Society's (GDS) mission is to promote responsible pet ownership and to give every animal we encounter a chance at a well deserved life.
Furever Friends Rescue is a 501(c)(3) corporation that has been designed to help reduce the number of intakes and euthanasia in Maricopa and Pinal Counties by helping people with life changing circumstances find new homes for their beloved pets. Individuals facing assisted living, nursing homes, hospice or those dealing with the death of a loved one now have an option: to relinquish their pets to us directly where they will be put up for adoption, thereby bypassing public intake.
The Humane Society of Jackson County's mission is to prevent neglect, cruelty and exploitation of animals. We assure that their interest and well being are fully, effectively and humanely protected by providing care, shelter, spay & neuter, and education.
The mission of H.O.P.E. Youth Ranch is to foster hope rather than despair, potential rather than limitation, healing rather than hurting, belonging rather than isolation and what the future can be rather than what the past has been. It is our greatest wish that we can help teens and their families find hope.
How We Make A Difference (1) Offering adoption services, while fostering dogs in loving homes until placed with their forever family (2) Working towards our common goals of saving dog’s lives and reducing pet overpopulation (3) Educating the public on the importance of adoption, spaying and neutering of pets, proper diet and regular vet visits (4) Rehabilitation: Our dogs often need physical, social or medical rehabilitation (5) Minor to major medical/surgical needs (6) Our commitment to senior animals in shelters (7) Dogs with physical disabilities or handicaps.
The mission of the Chicago Zoological Society is to inspire conservation leadership by connecting people with wildlife and nature.
Animal rescue from high-kill shelters, support for abused and found stray animals
Mission of Shelby Shelter Non-Profit is to prevent animals from ending up in a pro-euthanasia shelters, rescue animals that are in pro-euthanasia shelters, rescue strays, provide healthcare to the sick, and provide overpopulation assistance by means of spay/neutering.