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Our mission is two-fold. One is to rehabilitate and return to the wild the sick, injured, and orphaned patients we receive. The other is to provide comprehensive wildlife and environmental education to the public.

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.

The Mission of Pawsitive Teams is to enhance the lives of individuals with special needs who live in San Diego County by using the skills of highly-trained service, facility, and therapy dogs.

To provide a safe haven for the abused, abandoned and needy animals who enter our gates, to eliminate their suffering, to improve their quality of life, to reduce pet overpopulation by spaying and neutering, and to find them permanent, safe, loving homes.

CAT RESCUE AND ADOPTION THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES RESCUE AND CARE SERVICES FOR HOMELESS AND ABANDONED CATS WITH TEH GOAL OF FINDING THEM PERMANENT HOMES. CAT CARE

The Arkansas Zoological Foundation raises funds for the growth and development of the Little Rock Zoo.

We are a 501(c)(3) non profit based out of South Florida that transports animals from high kill shelters to pre-approved responsible 501(c)(3) rescues and no kill shelters for re-homing. The focus is to raise the funds needed to achieve our goal to rescue and re-home as many animals as possible each and every month. We work hard with the shelters and amazing Transport Partners across the country to fill the van with urgent pets that would have otherwise not have had a second chance at life.

We are a home based foster organization which rescues, rehabilitates, and finds new homes for Brittanys in the southeastern region of the U.S. We rescue from shelters and we also try to help Brittany owners who want to keep their dogs but who are struggling with medical and training issues, finally taking these dogs into our care if the assistance we provide is not enough. FBR invests all donations heavily in the physical and psychological wellbeing of all dogs before they become eligible for adoption, providing full medical screenings, vaccinations, dental work and more while affording each Brittany the necessary time and supportive environment to mentally heal and readjust. FBR's commitment to every adopter is a well-matched, healthy and happy Brittany

Stafford Animal Shelter is a no-kill, open-door shelter. We accept every pet in need: abandoned or homeless, unwanted litters from unspayed and unneutered animals, and those confiscated by control officers for cruelty. The only nonprofit animal care facility in Park County, we serve the people and pets of the greater Southwestern Montana community as the only Shelter in the region that accepts all lost or unwanted pets; not just dogs and cats. We also serve as the care facility for animals impounded for being at large, cruelty cases, and emergencies by city and county animal control officers. We open our doors to nearly a thousand animals each year with approximately half being reclaimed and half adopted. Every adoptable cat, dog, and the rabbit is spayed or neutered prior to adoption.

To conserve, enhance and protect the free-flowing character of the Big Hole River, its unique culture, fish and wildlife.

Rescue abused or abandoned Schnauzer dogs.