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Save a Stray Foundation’s mission is to provide relief and assistance to stray and feral cats roaming on the streets that lack food, water, shelter and veterinarian care, by humanely trapping the cats to be spayed, neutered, vaccinated and fed on a regular basis. We also educate the public of the importance of spaying and neutering their own pets and how to implement a cat management program in the community for feral/stray cats in order to control the overpopulation of stray cats. As a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, 100% of donations go to the cats.

FOSMAS is a 100% volunteer-run non-profit that provides rescue and foster care for Santa Clara County and surrounding communities. FOSMAS’ primary goal is to work with the local shelters to assist them to maintain and improve their animal related services to the community. We can accomplish this goal by increasing adoptions, expanding our volunteer program, providing information and financial support for local spay and neuter programs.

To improve the quality of life for dogs living outdoors by building fences free of charge for families who keep their dogs on chains, tethers, or in small enclosures. We also provide a doghouse for each dog, as well as spay/neuter services and emergency veterinary care when needed. To accelerate the unchaining movement, we actively support and mentor new unchaining groups all over the country.

Our principal aim for our dogs is improvement of their quality of life while they are with us. Our ultimate goal is adoption. Rescue, for us, does not end when the dog is safely at our facility, but when each finds a stable, loving, forever home.

The mission of Friends of the Animal Village is to provide supplemental financial and promotional support to our local animal shelter, the Little Rock Animal Village. Through fundraising events, donations, and promotion, our ultimate goal is to raise awareness about the Village and increase adoptions

Treatment care and rehoming of abused neglected abandoned rescue canines.

"To provide a caring, safe haven to some of God's most beautiful creatures. We put their needs above all else; the old, the maimed, the unwanted can find sanctuary here."

Shepherds Without Borders is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization and is 100% volunteer/donation driven. We are based in the Pacific Northwest of the United States; currently active in Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Northern California. All of the German Shepherds placed through Shepherds Without Borders Rescue are assessed for temperament before being accepted. While this is no guarantee of future behavior, it does help us understand how the dog responds to new situations, which can help give our adopters peace of mind regarding the stability of the dogs rescue. We accept owner surrenders of good temperament and our trained volunteers scour shelters in selected areas for the casually discarded, but good dogs who, through no fault of their own, find themselves homeless.

Friends of Long Beach Animals is an all volunteer run nonprofit organization dedicated to responsible pet ownership, education and humane treatment of all animals.FOLBA is committed to reducing the population of shelter animals in the Long Beach and Signal Hill area. We accomplish this through humane education in local schools and in the community, as well as by working closely with local rescue groups.

The Orange County Bird of Prey Center is a volunteer organization dedicated to: Education: the best long-term solution to prevent and mitigate many of the dangers that raptors face is education. Rehabilitation: treating and rehabilitating injured raptors. Release: returning them to the wild.

1 rescue homeless and unwanted hounds & other dogs as space permits 2 vaccinate all rescues against disease & provide needed health care 3 fight pet overpopulation by spaying or neutering all rescues 4 adopt rescues to responsible and loving new homes 5 provide lifetime shelter and care to any rescued dog that is not adopted

TIER - True Innocents Equine Rescue - provides rescue/sanctuary for mistreated, abandoned, and neglected horses in need of a safe place to land, room to breathe without demands or the need for defense, and to heal. A place to mend, be loved, cared for, and to be valued for who they are. Your contributions are utilized for all expenses associated with providing long-term care for our horses. Care expenses include hay, hay pellets, senior feed, supplies, Vet care, Farrier care, Dental care, enrichment, enclosures, facility maintenance, etc. Many issues and unfortunate situations affect horses. TIER exists solely to ensure that the horses that come to our facility have a second chance at a safe, healthy, comfortable life. The road has not always been easy for these wonderful animals.