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Tall Tails Rescue is a 501 (c) 3 nonprofit organization dedicated to serving the dogs of the City of Wagoner. We assist dogs in distress of any age or breed, to the extent that our finances will allow. We also volunteer hours a day at the city shelter working to rehabilitate the abused and injured dogs. In hopes, that one day, we can find them loving homes. We focus on rehabilitating the dogs into quality dogs so that they become adopted and stay adopted. Tall Tails members and officer Bo Henson work to get the dogs acclimated to as many environments as possible so that a safe and correct placement can be made each and every time. Before adoption each dog is spayed or neutered and receives all appropriate veterinary care and treatment. Our adoption process includes references, vet checks, meet and greet, (with the dog in a neutral location), home check, application and contract. If all requirements are met, you make a non-refundable donation in the form of an adoption fee that goes towards saving other dogs. Our group is completely volunteer and foster based. We do this for our community and for the love of the animals. We hope to continue to educate adopters by encouraging responsible pet ownership. We work tirelessly to break down the stereotype that "shelter dogs" are broken.

SR3 rescues and protects marine animals. We deliver emergency response and expert rehabilitation to give sick, injured and entangled marine animals a second chance at life in the wild. Through research and education, we also inform a healthier future for marine animals - and for us all! Our mission: to promote the health and welfare of marine wildlife in the Pacific Northwest.

Katie's Roadside Rescue is a no kill 501c3 non-profit organization with the mission of rescuing dogs left to fend for themselves. If they cannot be caught, at a minimum food and water is left for them. KRR currently does not accept owner surrenders nor do we pull from kill shelters. There seems to be plenty on the side of the road at this time.

Animal Ark Rescue is not your average animal shelter. We maintain comprehensive, innovative programs designed to save the animals at Columbus Animal Control most at risk for euthanasia

Kibblez of Love, Inc. is a 501(c)3 non profit organization dedicated to the well-being of family pets. They provide pet food to families in financial distress as well as aid in spay and neuter services for these families. Their vision is to eliminate pet euthanasia and homelessness due to financial setbacks and irresponsible pet pregnancies. They rescue, rehabilitate and rehome dogs who have either become homeless, about to be or need to be rescued from kill shelters or cruelty and neglect.

Wild Horse Education is a tiny, all-volunteer organization with a very strong track record in educating the public, media, other advocacy groups and managing agencies for changes in the way wild horses and burros are managed on public land. Our group photographs and documents current range conditions, prepares reports for inclusion in conversations dealing with government agencies to taking that documentation into a courtroom when other avenues for discussion fail. Wild Horse Education led the way in gaining an enforceable humane handling policy, reforming the way wild horse and burro populations are managed on the range (minimizing removal and managing on the range), improving the adoption program, as well as protecting wild horses and burros from slaughter.

To Support The Charitable Purposes Of The Humane Society Of Tampa Bay, Inc., Whose Mission Is To End Animal Homelessness And Provide Care For Animals In Need.

The mission of Southern Nevada Beagle Rescue Foundation is to rescue, foster, rehabilitate and place as many distressed beagles, beagle mixes, littles and hounds as possible. Traditionally known as beloved family pets, they not only fill homes with love but have and can be used to help those who live alone find companionship.

A nonprofit pet adoption and pet rescue, Miles of Hope is dedicated to preserving the happiness and sanctity of animals. Committing ourselves and resources to finding forever homes for the pets that come our way, we connect loving people with loving pets

The mission of ARRF Animal Rescue is the promotion of care and welfare of companion animals in Upper Kittitas County.Our organization is focused on spay/neuter, adoption, fostering, supplying pet food for those in need, reuniting lost and found pets with their owners and humane educationAs a private not for profit 501c3, we work diligently to make sure all donations go directly to the animals.Our goal is to improve the lives of companion animals and educate the public on animal welfare.

We are a 501c3 organization providing rescue and re-homing services for Bernese Mountain Dogs located from Bakersfield north to the California/Oregon border We aim to expedite the rescue process of Bernese Mountain Dogs by assessing an incoming dog, providing interim foster care when needed, and then re-homing the dog with a new family that matches the dog’s needs. The two clubs are both non-profit organizations and the rescue and re-home services are provided by volunteers dedicated to the rescue of abandoned, neglected, or unwanted Bernese Mountain Dogs.

Our mission is the prevention of cruelty to animals, especially farm animals, by providing shelter, care, and board to abused, abandoned or neglected farm animals; by educating the public concerning the abuse of farm animals and providing a place where members of the public can have positive interaction with farm animals by caring for them; by working with other groups with similar goals; and by working with government agencies to provide a place for farm animals the agency has rescued from an abuse situation