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Animals In Distress is a non-profit, tax deductible sanctuary for animals who have little or no hope elsewhere. Their programs are designed to prevent suffering and to save lives. They believe that there is a special home somewhere for every pet if there is enough time to find it. They keep every animal admitted, providing medical care, behavioral rehabilitation, good food, shelter, and most important of all, love, until a suitable new home can be found. No animal is killed because it is unwanted, too old, or injured.

Animal welfare in the Houston area. We rescue dogs and get them healthy and find them adoptive homes.

FPAC’s Mission StatementFarmington Pet Adoption Center is a limited access, no-kill shelter providing lifesaving care and treatment to abandoned and unwanted pets in Missouri’s Parkland. We find loving forever homes for every adoptable pet. In addition, we strive to reduce pet over-population, expose and assist in the prosecution of pet cruelty, and educate the public on responsible pet guardianship

MISSION STATEMENTThe Bangor Humane Society champions the humane treatment and adoption of companion animals, provides quality care for homeless pets, and promotes animal welfare through education and advocacy. OUR GUIDING PRINCIPLES• Treat all animals and people with respect, dignity and integrity.• Work diligently to end companion animal overpopulation by increasing awareness of spay and neuter programs.• Promote adoption of physically and mentally healthy companion animals.• Educate and train caretakers to develop fulfilling and lifelong relationships with their companion animals.• Serve as responsible stewards of our resources. • Hold ourselves to the highest standards of safety, care and cleanliness. • Raise public awareness with regard to the humane treatment of all animals. • Use euthanasia only as a last humane option when in the best interest of an animal.

The organization works to preserve animal lives and improve animal well‑being by operating an adoption center and providing affordable preventive and medical services (vaccines, spay/neuter, clinic care), plus community education and outreach to reduce pet overpopulation and cruelty.

Kitsap Humane Society is an independent nonprofit committed to providing positive life changing solutions to people and animals in need. We do so by: - Accepting, sheltering and rehabilitating companion animals in need. - Providing humane rescue, protection, prevention, adoption and education services. - Implementing progressive life-saving and life-affirming programs. - Collaborating and partnering with our region and supporters to build a model humane community.

Wolf Sanctuary of PA provides lifelong refuge and care for displaced wolves and wolf‑dogs, ensuring they receive appropriate habitat, veterinary care, and enrichment. The sanctuary also runs guided educational tours and public programs to dispel myths about wolves and promote wolf conservation and biology.

Happy Life Animal Rescue is a foster-based, Hudson Valley animal rescue that rescues abused, neglected, abandoned, and shelter-overflow dogs and cats, and works to place them in loving permanent homes. The organization also promotes spay/neuter programs, community outreach, and volunteer-driven support to improve animal welfare regionally.

Better Together Dog Rescue is a foster-based rescue that works to reduce euthanasia and find permanent homes for dogs by transporting and placing animals from overcrowded partner shelters, while also offering community supports (mobile pet food/supply pantry, spay/neuter and vet partnerships, and crisis fostering) so people can keep pets with their families.

Animal Care Society is a volunteer‑driven, no‑kill adoption shelter that rescues and cares for dogs and cats until they can be placed in safe, permanent homes. They provide medical care, community outreach, and adoption services to give companion animals a second chance while promoting humane pet ownership.

The shelter rescues stray and unwanted dogs and cats, provides medical care and behavioral support, and finds permanent homes for them while working to reduce overpopulation through spay/neuter programs and community education/enforcement.

We are dedicated to humanely reducing the stray and feral cat population in Nemaha County through Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) efforts. Our work also includes: Providing medical care for cats in need. Fostering stray and feral cats. Finding loving homes for adoptable cats. Together, we are building a compassionate community that ensures a better future for all stray and feral cats. Join us in making a difference! Your support helps us create a brighter future for these animals.