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| These are some of our favorite rescue sites. Most of the descriptions used for the rescue websites come from their own "About Us" pages. Feel free to contact us if you have a site you would like to recommend for us to add to our list. | ||||
| Leonberger Rescue, Inc. | ||||
| Leonberger Rescue
Inc. was formed to assist in the placement of Leonbergers that are in need
of a new home, and to educate and support animal shelters in the identification
of Leonbergers in their custody. |
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| United Pegasus Foundation | ||||
| United Pegasus Foundation
is a Thoroughbred horse rescue that is involved with trying to save PMU
horses and their babies from slaughter. |
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| An Equine Resource - myHorseMatters.com | ||||
| Official website of the American Association of Equine Practitioners | ||||
| Equine Rescue Network | ||||
| Equine Rescue Network is a network of equine advocates. | ||||
| Saint Bernard Rescue Foundation, Inc. | ||||
| This site has postings of Saint Bernards
that are lost or missing or need permanent or foster homes. |
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| The Humane Society of
the United States makes a difference in the lives of animals here at home
and worldwide. The HSUS is dedicated to creating a world where our relationship
with animals is guided by compassion. We seek a truly humane society in
which animals are respected for their intrinsic value, and where the human-animal
bond is strong. |
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| American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals | ||||
| The mission of
the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) is
to provide effective means for the prevention of cruelty to animals throughout
the United States. Founded in 1866, the ASPCA offers national programs in
humane education, public awareness, government advocacy, shelter support,
and animal medical services and placement. Our New York City headquarters
houses a full-service animal hospital, behavior center, adoption facility,
and Humane Law Enforcement Department. The ASPCA is a privately funded 501
[c] [3] not-for-profit corporation. |
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| Kitty Angel, Inc. | ||||
| Kitty Angels is
a no-kill shelter that serves the Eastern Massachusetts and Southern New
Hampshire areas and is dedicated to rescuing stray and abandoned cats, furnishing
them with treatment for injuries or other health problems, and placing them
into life-long, loving homes with compatible owners. We take all necessary
steps to ensure the well-being of our cats, including screening for infectious
diseases, spaying and neutering, and providing rabies, distemper and other
necessary vaccinations. As a general policy, Kitty Angels sets no limits
on the amount of veterinary care which it will provide to a sick or injured
cat to return it to a state of good health prior to placing it in a good
home. |
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| Akita Rescue Society of America | ||||
| ARSA (Akita Rescue
Society of America, Inc.) was founded in 1976 by a small group of Akita
fanciers who recognized the need to assist abandoned Akitas. As the breed
became more popular, the number of abandoned Akitas grew proportionately.
Now, Akitas can be found in most shelters and humane societies throughout
the country where they meet the fate of other abandoned dogs--death. Sadly, there are too many Akitas to save them all. Today, education with a goal toward prevention is the only hope for Akitas. As a 23-year veteran with ARSA, I'm bringing to the electronic age our most requested information sheets along with information on health, diseases, and lots more. Hopefully this site will benefit the wonderful Akita breed. Barbara Bouyet |
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| Feline Friends Rescue/Adoption League | ||||
| Feline Friends
are a non-kill, nonprofit organization licensed by the New Hampshire Department
of Agriculture. We are dedicated to the well being of cats and kittens. Feline Friends works with the homeless cat population, rescuing stray and abandoned cats/kittens, furnishings them with medical treatment and placing them into life long homes with compatible owners. We take every step to ensure that every cat/kitten is screened for Leukemia, AIDS, and receive distemper and rabies vaccinations and is altered according to age. |
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North East Rottweiler Rescue
& Referral, Inc. was established by Dale Green Young, Denise Muccioli
and MaryAnn Grim in February 1998. Dale and Denise had been receiving
many phone calls from shelters and Rottweiler owners who were looking
to find good homes for unwanted Rottweilers. Dale and Denise realized
there were very few people in New England willing to go into shelters
to evaluate Rottweilers for placement. The large volume of phone calls
demonstrated a tremendous need for an organized Rottweiler Rescue in the
Northeast.
North East Rottweiler Rescue and Referral Inc. extends its services to animal shelters, veterinary hospitals and the general public in an effort to raise public awareness of responsible Rottweiler ownership. NERR&R rescues unwanted and abandoned Rottweiler dogs and places them into appropriate, permanent homes. NERR&R promotes responsible ownership by providing free educational services. These services include pre-purchase counseling, behavior consultations and evaluations, as well as breeder, trainer and insurance referrals. |
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The MRFRS is a nationally recognized,
nonprofit volunteer organization committed to ensuring the health and
welfare of feral and domestic cats and kittens by promoting pro-active,
compassionate, no-kill programs.
All our cats are spayed or neutered, inoculated against rabies and distemper, and given a thorough veterinary checkup before being released through any of our programs. |
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