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Pets For Vets Atlanta

Pets For Vets Atlanta's mission is to help heal the emotional wounds of military veterans by using the power of the human-animal bond to provide a second chance for shelter animals by rescuing, training and pairing them with America's servicemen and women who could benefit from having a companion animal.

Leashes of Love Rescue

Leashes of Love Rescue is dedicated and committed to finding furever homes for dogs who not only need them, but deserve them. Our dogs are vetted and cared for by our volunteers and fosters and we are committed to finding the right match for our adoptive families. The mission, vision and our passion is to save dogs of all sizes and all breeds by placing them into loving forever homes. We are an all-volunteer, foster home based, 501(c)(3) dog rescue organization based in southern California. We do not have a physical shelter. Instead, we operate primarily through our foster homes, online databases and at adoption events/expos.

Mid-Atlantic Great Dane Rescue League

Like all humane groups, MAGDRL is in the unique position of helping both humans and pets. In our case, the pets are Great Danes and mixed Dane dogs, and the people are all those who have or want the companionship of the breed or, often, just dogs in general. MAGDRL helps people to determine the right breed of dog for their lifestyle, find healthy and companionable Danes that fit their circumstances, find loving replacement homes for Danes they can no longer keep, become knowledgeable about the care and training of their Great Danes, resolve their Danes physical/behavioral problem, overcome the grief at the loss of their loved pet, and stretch their tax dollar by assuming the Dane burden from public shelters. MAGDRL helps Danes by providing for the rescue and care of those who have been abandoned, neglected, and/or abused by their previous owners, spay/neuter and provide medical treatment as necessary to return the Dane back to good health, supply training/socialization to ensure their adaptability to new, good homes, and work to place rescue Danes to people who provide secure, loving, and healthy homes.