Seminole County Animal Services was established in the early 1970’s to have local ordinances to prevent domestic animal nuisances and to have a safe place to take stray and homeless pets. Today not only do we enforce ordinances, we provide such services as rabies vaccinations and microchipping as well. We ask that you “Adopt- Don’t Shop” and come to the shelter and adopt your next family pet. We also have plenty of volunteer and foster home opportunities if you would like to help the homeless pets in our community. As our mission statement says “We strive to preserve the lives of all animals”.
The Rescue Our Furry Friends organization was established in 2004 by Diane Adair and Cindy McClellan. ROFF has placed over 450 dogs, over 250 cats and 23 birds thus far.
ROFF does not have a facility and therefore relies on the generosity and kindness of our local families whom are willing to foster dogs and cats until their forever homes are found.
As of June 2008, our organization was granted a non-profit status. All donations to ROFF are now tax deductible.
All dogs are vaccinated for rabies, distemper and kennel cough. They are de-wormed and started on Vectra. If the dogs are over 6 months of age, they are spayed and neutered before they can be adopted. We begin the dogs on housebreaking and crate training as soon as they enter the rescue.
All cats are tested for feline leukemia and feline AIDS. They are also de-wormed and started on Vectra. If the cats are over 6 months of age, they are spayed and neutered before they can be adopted. We begin litter training as soon as they enter the rescue.
Rescue Our Furry Friends requires an application to be completed if anyone is interested in one of our animals. Their is no adoption fee. There is an adoption contract that needs to be signed prior to any adoption. The animals we adopt out must be kept as inside animals.
Flatbush Cats exists to solve the cat overpopulation crisis in Brooklyn – and beyond.
We began as a small volunteer-led TNR and rescue group. But after rescuing hundreds of friendly strays and kittens who all needed medical care…and after helping our neighbors TNR hundreds of feral cats on the same blocks…
We noticed that new cats still kept showing up, year after year. There’s a bigger problem here.
Our Mission
We strive to be a passionate advocate for the lives of companion animals by finding quality homes, providing community education, and promoting responsible animal ownership.
Henry County Humane Society – Geneseo is a No-Kill Animal Shelter. Our Humane Society is a 501(c)(3) non-profit agency located in Geneseo, Illinois, and is operated on donations from the public. All donations go directly to help with care of our animals while we look for a permanent home for them. Operations are overseen by our shelter manager. We also have three part time employees that have the responsibility of keeping the shelter clean. The rest of the shelter work and fundraising is done totally by our volunteer organization. We are a growing group of caring volunteers.
The mission is to reduce suffering and overpopulation of companion animals in Luna County NM, primarily by providing discount coupons for the spaying and neutering of dogs and cats in low income families, and through the operation of no-kill animal rescues.
Since Luna County has a high population of indigent pet owners, we target low-income pet owners only. Our goal is to improve the lives of these animals by making spay and neuter surgeries more affordable through discount coupons and mobile veterinary vans. We are working to reduce the number of euthanasias at the local shelter by making responsible pet ownership a reality for low income pet owners.
Maximillian was 14 when he passed on May 27, 2016. While grieving the loss, we imagined the guilt and heartbreak for those who might not be in a position to get the necessary treatments for their pet, or may need to euthanize or surrender them because of financial circumstances. Wanting to do something meaningful, and honor Max’s memory in a way that would help us heal while helping others, Max’s Helping Paws was born
Kaitlan and Tonya started Wild at Heart to save wildlife in coastal NC. They specialize in the care of small mammals, reptiles, and all birds- big and small. They are the only active bald eagle rehabbers in coastal North Carolina. They have taken the NC rabies vector training courses and hope to be able to rehab those species in the near future (more time and money needed).
Our mission is to have fun
while helping animals, people, and the planet.
Rescue farm animals who are in desperate need and provide them a safe, loving home through sanctuary or adoption.
Empower people with information about the extensive environmental impact of animal agriculture on our climate and planet.
Educate people about the benefits of plant-based eating and living a compassionate eco-friendly lifestyle.
Inspire love and compassion for all animals by providing opportunities for people to meet and interact with our rescued farm animals.
Complete the form to add the organization, and we will do all the backend paperwork needed to get everything set up to receive gifts.
