Not exact matches
Learn more about fostering a dog by
contacting a
local animal shelter, breed
rescue group or humane society.
Be sure to
contact your
local animal welfare organizations and
rescue groups to determine if they offer this service.
For information on adoptable special needs pets,
contact your
local animal shelter or
rescue group.
To find a free or low - cost spay / neuter program near you,
contact local animal shelters, humane societies and
rescue groups.
If you can not keep the pet yourself, then
contact a
local rescue group or shelter to see if they have room in their adoption program for the
animal.
Contact and visit IN PERSON your
local animal shelters,
animal control agencies and humane societies (i.e. public and private shelters,
rescue groups) within a 20 - 30 mile radius (for cats) and a 50 - 60 mile radius (for dogs) of the area you originally lost your pet.
However, if we have room, we'll be happy to help find your
animal a new home, and if not, we can provide
contact information for other
local rescue groups that may have space.
Rescue contact: Dreama / Bobbie
[email protected] Working closely with the shelter is a group called Animal Rights Fur - Ever (ARF): This is a group of local volunteers assisting with the JCAS rescue / transport pr
Rescue contact: Dreama / Bobbie
[email protected] Working closely with the shelter is a
group called
Animal Rights Fur - Ever (ARF): This is a
group of
local volunteers assisting with the JCAS
rescue / transport pr
rescue / transport program.
Contact your
local shelter,
animal control facility, breed
rescue group or MAC for information about foster opportunities.
Contact your
local humane society or an
animal rescue group in your area.
If you know of, or think you know of a situation where a single
animal or a smaller number of
animals are being abused or neglected, please
contact your
local law enforcement and
animal control authorities or
local animal rescue groups.
If you are ready to be a companion
animal guardian to a small pet, consider
contacting a
local shelter or a nearby cavy
rescue group to see if there are any guinea pigs available for adoption.
If interested, please
contact your
local pet
rescue group or
animal shelter for more information.