AGPR is an all-volunteer group that rescues and finds homes for Great Pyrenees dogs, reunites lost dogs with owners and advises people interested in owning a Pyr.
To aid the existing Brunswick County NC non-profit animal shelters in fundraising. It has since grown to include the push to reduce the euthanasia rate of unwanted animals by a spay/neuter program in the county.
Welcome to the Tail of the Tundra Siberian Husky Rescue's page! We're excited to have you, and hope you'll get involved and spread awareness by inviting your friends to join. Education and Training Can and Should Be Fun - So Stay Tuned Here!
The KHS has been active in the Kalamazoo area for over 100 years. We strive to help end the suffering of animals through our low cost spay/neuter program, pet food bank, and support of other animal welfare organizations in the area.
Provides equine facilitated therapies to veterans, adults & children with developmental, physical & emotional disabilities. Our hours are Mon - Fri 8am to 8pm. Saturday and Sunday by scheduled appointment or scheduled event.
Focused on wildlife education and rehabilitation. Contact us if you need help with wildlife or want information on educational programs with live animals. www.PAWS-SC.com paws.sc@gmail.com (864) 715-2171
Practices and promotes the humane treatment of feral and stray free roaming cats.They need your love and support. Together we can give them a better life.
Based in Washington, D.C., ECCR locates, rescues, fosters and transports corgis in need for adoption to their forever home. Eligible for adoption: DC, VA, MD, PA, DE, NJ. Check out our dogs that are ready for adoption: https://linktr.ee/ECCRadoption
501c3 non profit dedicated to rescuing, caring for, and rehoming stray, injured, homeless and feral cats. We rescue and rehome cats primarily in the Southcentral Alaska and Kenai peninsula. CCCR rescues about 500 cats a year.
The Longboat Key Turtle Watch group patrols Gulf side beaches starting at the Manatee County line (Sea Club Resort), north to the Longboat Pass bridge, Greer Island (Beer Can). This stretch of beach is divided into 4 zones and is patrolled by volunteers, who walk the beach at 6:30 AM in the morning, one or more days a week. The patrols start May 1st, and usually end by mid September when all the marked nests have hatched or been dug up.
Focusing on Papillons others might think are unadoptable, Pap 911 Rescue uses nutrition, both traditional and alternative medical care, patience and love to heal the abused body and bruised soul. www.Pap911rescue.org
