Almost Home Dachshund Rescue - http://www.almosthomerescue.org/
Almost Home has a goal of respectful support of independent volunteers who offer rehabilitation and placement of unwanted dachshunds. The network offers a new approach to dachshund rescue in what we hope to offer a place for volunteers to access information from our national website, post available dachshunds, and enjoy the support of other members in a friendly, open forum. Through fundraising efforts we hope to provide our affiliates assistance with treatments beyond their own rescue budgets. We also hope to offer referrals to other groups based on locality and requirements. Continued public awareness of puppy mills, spay/neuter issues and responsible ownership will be important goals of Almost Home Dachshund Rescue.
Animal Awareness Society - http://www.catawareness.org/
The Animal Awareness Society is dedicated to reducing the number of unwanted and feral cats in the local Randleman area through spaying and neutering. TASS will go door to door speaking to people and passing out fliers in an attempt to educate the citizens of Randleman about local animal laws, animal care, the benefits of spaying and neutering and the problems that arise from not spaying and neutering. The main goal of the Society is to greatly reduce the number of unwanted cats, find homes for adoptable cats, and find caretakers for feral colonies after they have been spayed or neutered. TASS plans to accomplish this goal by targeting heavy cat populated areas and concentrating their education efforts there. TASS wishes great ly to get the community officials and citizens alike involved in this program and help them realize that as a community great things are possible- but only if we work together.
Animal Rescue & Foster Program - http://www.arfpnc.com/
The Animal Rescue & Foster Program is dedicated to helping abandoned puppies and kittens. ARFP provides temporary foster homes and medical care for homeless puppies and kittens and places them in permanent adoptive homes with responsible pet owners. ARFP requires and ensures that all of the animals adopted are spayed/neutered to help decrease the stray over-population problem.
Arizona Basset Hound Rescue - http://www.azbassetrescue.com
As a charitable animal welfare organization, Arizona Basset Hound Rescue, Inc. provides veterinary care, food, support, and shelter to basset hounds needing assistance in Arizona. We treat these animals as our own, with the utmost care and respect and make decisions based on compassion for the quality of life these bassets will enjoy while in our care. We provide necessary support throughout the lifetime of the dogs and place the dogs in foster and permanent homes using the dogs' personalities, behaviours, and special needs as a guide. We work in cooperation with local and state shelters to reduce euthanasia of basset hounds and mixed breeds.
Brookline Labrador Retriever Rescue - http://www.dogsaver.org/brookline/PAGES/Home.htm
Brookline Labrador Retriever Rescue, Inc. was started in 1997 with a single volunteer saving a single Lab, and has grown since then to over 50 volunteers and has saved hundreds of Labs in Pennsylvania and New Jersey - placing them in new forever homes with loving families from all walks of life. Brookline Labrador Retriever Rescue (Brookline) is a non-profit volunteer organization funded entirely by donations. At Brookline Lab Rescue we maintain a list of available Labs. This list is updated on a regular basis and is made up of dogs being given up by their owners (but still living with the owners) and dogs who are in foster care. We do our best to evaluate each dog and to give potential adopters detailed and accurate informati on regarding each dog. Dogs being surrendered by their original families stay with them until an adoption can be arranged. If the dog is scheduled to be destroyed at a shelter, we arrange to place the dog in a foster home with one of our volunteers. If a fo ster home is not available, then we place the dog in a kennel near one of our volunteers until a foster home can be arranged. All shelter dogs are fostered for a minimum period by a volunteer before being placed for adoption. We evaluate both the dog and the prospective adopting home to ensure a good fit for everyone. All dogs are vet checked and their shots updated before they are adopted.
Chekia Dog Rescue - http://hometown.aol.com/chekiarescue/index.html
Welcome! our Rescue and Sanctuary is located in the high desert town of Ridgecrest, California. We are a one and a half hour drive from Bakersfield, a two and a half hour drive from Las Angeles, a three and a half hour drive from Las Vegas, a seven hour drive from San Francisco, and a four hour drive from San Diego.
Dachshund Rescue of North America - http://www.drna.org/
DRNA views its mission as increasing public awareness against animal cruelty and overpopulation while rescuing and placing displaced and unwanted dachshunds throughout the continent of North America. DRNA has a long-term dedication to this breed and its fair and humane treatment.
Dalmatian Rescue of the Carolinas - http://www.dalrescue.com/
Dalmatian Rescue of the Carolinas promotes the well-being of rescued/stray Dalmatians through providing foster homes, medical care, sustenance, socialization, and adoption services. It promotes and supports the spaying and neutering of these animals. One of our primary goals is to provide the public with education material about the breed and its needs. We try to assist owners in understanding their Dalmatian so that they do not give their Dalmatian up.
Diamond Dachshund Rescue of Texas - http://www.ddrtx.org/
Our primary goal is to rescue, rehabilitate and re-home as many needy dachshunds as we possibly can so that they will never again know pain, abuse, neglect, starvation or abandonment. We will continue to search out for, and provide, temporary foster homes and permanent new homes for our rescued dachshunds that will provide a safe and nurturing home environment where the dogs will live indoors. It is our most basic policy to ensure that no dachshund shall be adopted out that is not spayed, neutered, current on shots, heart worm negative, fecal tested and treated for parasites, and any other possible health concerns that are identified.We will provide information and education to the public on the responsible ownership of the dachshund breed, health issues associated with the breed, and the importance of encouraging sterilization practices.We shall, at all times, display courtesy, respect and fellow ship towards all volunteers in appreciation of the valuable services and supp ort that they provide to rescued dogs both before and after they are adopted.We shall, at all times, dedicate ourselves to promoting enhanced teamwork among all rescuers in the State of Texas, and beyond, for the best interest of the dogs.
Doberman Rescue of the Triad - http://www.doberman-rescue.com/home.php
To provide the best care and love for all unwanted Dobermans regardless of age or health concerns. To eliminate the suffering of Dobermans that have been victims of neglect or abuse. To rehabilitate and place these Dobermans in permanent, loving homes. To spay/neuter all Dobermans introduced into rescue.
Doggy Doodles Adoptions - http://www.doggydoodles.org/adotionsmain.html
Doggy Doodles Adoptions is a non-profit rescue, made up solely of volunteers, dedicated to the rescue of animals in need. We are located in Saint Louis, Missouri. The members of our rescue believe the dogs deserve the right to love and be loved in return. We strive to find the best placement for our animals. We believe in a loving family environment and a life-long relationship. By fostering these dogs in our homes we are able to understand their personalities and match them with appropriate family, so the adoption will be a happy and successful placement. We focus on rescue for small breeds, and small mixed breeds.
English Springer Rescue America, Inc. - http://home.nc.rr.com/kathypatterson/
English Springer Rescue America, Inc. (ESRA) is a national referral and foster care purebred placement organization and a non-profit corporation. ESRA’s mission is to provide foster care and adoption referral services to humane societies, private shelters, and animal control facilities nationwide and Canada with English Springers they have impounded.
Feral Cat Adoption and Placement - http://www.feralcatadoption.org/
Feral Cat Adoption & Placement is an all-volunteer animal welfare group that provides free sterilization and vaccination for feral cats in the Piedmont-Triad community of North Carolina. To stay afloat, FCAP relies on the generosity of the public it serves. All Donations to FCAP are tax-deductible. FCAP hosts a free monthly Spay Day for feral cats in the Piedmont-Triad community of North Carolina.
Forsyth Humane Society - http://www.forsythhumane.org/
The Forsyth Humane Society is a non-profit organization committed to preventing pet overpopulation by promoting responsible pet ownership, and by providing for the welfare of homeless dogs and cats. We maintain a “no-kill” adoption centre where dogs and cats are cared for while they await adoption by qualifying individuals.
Friends Forever - http://www.friendsforeveradoptions.org
Friends Forever is a small, private animal rescue orphanage providing an in home environment for the rescues in its care. We are a non-profit agency. All of our rescue pets are spayed or neutered, vaccinated, dewormed, crate trained, groomed, socialized companion pets waiting to be adopted. We operate on the principle that there is a great need for homeless animals to be rescued, rehabilitated and re homed into responsible, permanent companion pet homes. Our work is supported by donations.
Friends-In-Need - http://www.friends-in-need.org/
Friends-In-Need is a non-profit organization, formed to help fight the overpopulation of some of our best friends, domestic dogs and cats. We help educate their guardians on the proper care, treatment, and training of these companions, as well as emphasizing the need for spay or neuter surgery for dogs and cats. Ultimately, we hope to do our part to put an end to the euthanasia of healthy, loving companions who could have had the opportunity of being part of a loving home. We work with other rescue organizations and with shelters in order to save the abused, abandoned, and neglected furry friends who have been tossed aside by their former guardians as nothing more than a commodity.
German Shepherd Rescue and Adoptions, Inc. - http://www.gsdrescue.org/gsd1.html
The German Shepherd Rescue is dedicated to saving as many dogs as it can effectively care for. The Rescue primarily concentrates on rescuing German Shepherds although it does occasionally take other breeds and mixed breeds. The Rescue carefully screens adopters so that the available dogs can be matched up with the most suitable homes. The Rescue has successfully helped hundreds of dogs since it was founded in October of 1992. The Rescue has also helped hundreds of additional dogs be placed with other rescue groups. As the Rescue continues to grow, so will the number of dogs and puppies that can be saved.
Golden Retriever Rescue Club of Charlotte - http://www.grrcc.com/
The Golden Retriever Rescue Club of Charlotte (GRRCC) is a volunteer-staffed, non-profit organization that rescues, and places for adoption, unwanted, abused, neglected, or abandoned Golden Retrievers in the Charlotte, NC area. GRRCC orphans generally come from the local animal shelters, previous owners, or are found as strays.
Great Dane Rescue Inc - http://www.greatdanerescueinc.com/
Great Dane Rescue, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to the placement of relinquished Great Danes into loving, safe and permanent homes. We place all Danes brought into our rescue program, into foster homes where they are brought up to date on all their medical care, including neutering. The dogs are kept for at least 10 days, allowing time for temperament testing and general health evaluation. Upon adoption, a contract is signed stating that the new owners agree that the Dane will be kept indoors as a house-pet, that we will be contacted if the adoption does not work out. The contract also allows for us to inspect the living conditions of the dog at any time and if not satisfactory, take the do g back into Rescue. In addition to placements and referrals, we also offer information on the Great Dane and provide guidance and counselling on care and training.
GREY2KUSA - http://www.grey2kusa.org/index.html
Formed in March of 2001, GREY2K USA is the first organization dedicated to passing greyhound protection laws and ending the killing and cruelty of dog racing through the political process. We work in more than a dozen states across the country, and advocate for greyhounds in state legislatures, at the ballot box, and in the courts.
Greyhound Friends of North Carolina - http://www.greyhoundfriends.com/
Our mission is to rescue retired, racing Greyhounds, provide for their health and welfare, educate the public about the availability and desirability of greyhounds as pets and place them through adoption into loving homes.
Happy Hills Animal Foundation - http://www.hhaf.org/
Cheryl Routh started Happy Hills in 1982 as a boarding and grooming kennel. (boarding and grooming services are still offered). In 1986, she began taking in abandoned and abused animals, and putting them up for adoption. By 1989 the rescue work had grown so much that Happy Hills Animal Foundation was incorporated as a non-profit organization
Help of Raymore, Inc. - http://www.helppets.org/
HELP was incorporated in 1996 and received non-profit status in March 1998. We developed a rescue/foster/adoption program where we foster the animals in our own homes. They are treated like our own pets until suitable loving and permanent homes can be found. Our goal is to operate a animal sanctuary in Cass County Missouri. We survive on your donations alone and volunteers are always needed. Come help us, we ARE making a difference. Just because you cannot do it all, doesn't mean you should do nothing.
Houston Collie Rescue - http://www.houstoncollierescue.org/
All HCR Collies have received necessary medical treatment, have been spayed/neutered, vaccinated, treated for heartworms/hookworms, fleas and other parasites, and have been tagged with a Microchip recorded by name and rescue number in our files. Because of the often deplorable conditions they have come from; their intelligent, sensitive dispositions; double coats; and the Texas heat and humidity, our rescue Collies are required by adopters to be indoor dogs, except for exercise and pleasant days outside. Collies are dependable house pets. Upon the dog's adoption, we recommend keeping our tag on the collar. To further protect your beloved new Collie we urge you to always keep your Collie indoors or behind a locked gate, in a fenced yard when exercising, and on leash when walking. For increased pleasure in your Collies company, we strongly recommend obedience training, especially in clas ses where you both receive the guidance of professionals and the opportunity f or the dog's continuing socialization. Most Collies are outstanding obedience dogs. As a rule, Collies are loving and devoted companions, they are gentle with children and with other animals. Some Collies are quiet while others can be barkers. A Collie will bond very closely with all family members and will reward a loving owner with years of unquestioning devotion and affection
Humane Society of Alamance County - http://www.hsaconline.org/
Since 1988, more than 6,000 animals have been spayed or neutered through our low-cost Spay/Neuter Program. The reduction of unwanted litters of puppies and kittens is the most effective and humane way to improve Alamance County's animal overpopulation problem.To help homeless dogs and cats, our Rescue and Foster Program has dedicated volunteers caring for animals until permanent homes can be found. Adoption fairs are held the 3rd Saturday of every month at the Colonial Mall.To educate children on the care of animals, our Humane Education Love-Your-Pet Program is presented to students in grades K-5. Volunteers take friendly pets into the classroom to provide a hands on experience.
Labrador Education And Rescue Network - http://www.labadoption.org/
To assist in the rescue of unwanted Labrador Retrievers by placing them in homes through fostering, adoption and referral. In addition, we strive to provide public education regarding Labrador Retrievers and to promote responsible ownership and the humane treatment of all dogs.
Lassie Come Home, NC - http://www.lassiecomehomenc.org/
This is a labour of love for us. Our goal is to reunite families with their lost pets. We hope this site provides an easy way to post lost and found pet information for the Piedmont Triad of North Carolina. We want lost pets to be returned home quickly and safely. We want found pets returned to their owners. We want to see more happy endings when a pet is lost.
Loveable Rascals Rescue - http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/lrr.htm
Loveable Rascals Rescue was founded in October 2002 after the Directors two Jack Russell Terriers went missing for four days. They were finally found, and are safely at home, but they are what started it all. We began as Lowcountry Russell Rescue but as we began to work in rescue, we could no longer turn dogs away just because they were not Jack Russells. We still specialize in Jack Russells and Collies, but also have other breeds and mixed breeds that are available for adoption. Our goal is to find loving, forever homes for these dogs. Homes where we know they will be cared for properly and be part of the family for their entire lives. Every dog deserves this chance.
Mid-Atlantic Great Dane Rescue League - http://www.magdrl.org/
The Mid-Atlantic Great Dane Rescue League, Inc. (MAGDRL) was organized in 1979 to serve the seven states of the Mid-Atlantic region. The organization is a DC corporation and has a charitable tax-exemption under 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. MAGDRL is staffed completely by volunteers. 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
No More Homeless Pets - http://www.nomorehomelesspets.org/
The mission of No More Homeless Pets of the Triad is to end pet overpopulation and animal cruelty by assisting our Alliance partners (humane groups, animal shelters and veterinarians) in achieving their respective missions, forming programs that are not already in place that complement existing initiatives and creating broad community awareness of the benefits to our Companion animals, children and community of solving this problem. Our goal is for every healthy dog and cat to have a loving home.
North Carolina Boxer Rescue - http://www.ncbxrrescue.org/index.html
NC Boxer Rescue Inc is a non-profit organization that rescues, rehabilitates, and rehomes pure bred boxers. Each rescue is completely vetted including all vaccines, intestinal parasite treatment, heartworm check-treated if positive-on prevention if negative, spayed / neutered, and temperament assessed. All of our rescues live in a loving foster home while waiting a new forever home. While in foster care they are crate trained and started on all basic training commands with kind and positive training.
North Carolina Rottweiler Rescue - http://ncrottierescue.net/
North Carolina Rottweiler Rescue (NCRR) is a companion pet rescue organization that primarily rescues Rottweilers and on occasion will rescue Rottweiler mixes and other breeds. NCRR, a 501-c(3) non-profit charity, serves the North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia and Tennessee areas. We are a "no kill" rescue group. All NCRR members are unpaid volunteers. All money raised by fund-raisers, donations and adoption donations go directly to benefit NCRR rescue companion pets.
North East Rottweiler Rescue & Referral - http://www.rottrescue.org/index.html
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 counselling, behaviour consultations and evaluations, as well as breeder, trainer and insurance referrals.
Poodle Rescue of New England - http://www.poodlerescuene.org
Poodle Rescue of New England is a group of volunteers devoted to the rescue and placement of homeless poodles. We work with veterinarians, shelters, private homes and other rescue organizations to care for and re-home poodles of all sizes. Poodle Rescue spays, neuters, heartworm tests, vaccinates grooms and evaluates each dog before placement into a loving home. Our goal is to match the right dog with the right home to ensure a long and loving relationship for poodle and owner.
Prayers n Paws Doberman Rescue - http://www.prayersnpaws.org/
If you are an individual or family looking for a Doberman with whom to share your home, Welcome! Regardless of where you live in this great world, there is undoubtedly a rescue somewhere within decent driving distance. If not, well, then get ready to two-man it! What we endeavour to do here is provide you with what Prayers 'n Paws is as a rescue, and what it is not. While we are not members of AKC, the Doberman Pinscher Club of America, nor affiliated with COPE (an affiliation with AKC specifically directed at aiding rescues with funding), we certainly do adhere to the COPE Rescuer Code of Ethics, and COPE's guidelines. These documents can be found at COPE.
Project Racing Home Greyhound Adoptions - http://www.project-racing-home.com/
We are a Retirement Facility and Adoption Organization that works together with breeders, owners and trainers who have the best interests of their dogs at heart. We are dedicated to finding loving homes for these dogs and educating the general public about all facets of Greyhound life, from puppy through training and racing, and on to retirement and adoption. Every Greyhound has a unique history, and we provide Personal Pet Portfolios to the new owner with pedigrees, racing lines and health information about their pet. We have found the dog's past information to be very valuable to the new owner and by honestly informing adopters, we provide them a sense of pride in their dogs' accomplishments. The Greyhound is a beautifully proportioned athlete and to see him in motion is an absolutely awesome sight. They can reach speeds up to 45 miles per hour and can run 5/16's of a mile in an average 31 seconds. Be a part of Greyhound history, let one of these beautiful animals race into you r home and heart.
Pug Rescue of North Carolina, Inc. - http://www.pugrescuenc.org/
To rescue and provide homes, sustenance, and veterinary care for homeless, abandoned, and needy pugs. The prevention of cruelty to animals, the relief of suffering among animals, and the extension of humane education. To urge members and breeder to accept the standard of the breed as approved by the American Kennel Club as the only standard of excellence by which the pug shall be judged. To protect, educated, and advance the interest of the breed by encouraging responsible pet ownership. To carry on and conduct any other lawful activity permitted to non-profit corporation which directly or indirectly promotes the purposes to have and exercise all of the rights, powers and privileges which are now or may her eafter be conferred by the laws of North Carolina upon non-profit corporations organized and operating under the laws of said state.
Puppy Mill Rescue - http://www.puppymillrescue.com/
Puppymillrescue, is an internet-based Non-Profit Organization. Created to locate, foster, vet, and place in forever loving homes, purebred dogs previously used as breeders in Puppy Mills. We house feed, rehabilitate, socialize, seek medical attention for, and spay/neuter the dogs rescued from a life of horror.
Safe Haven Animal Sanctuary - http://www.safehavenanimalsanctuary.org/
Safe Haven Animal SanctuarySM was founded on the belief that no animal should have to go hungry, be homeless or live in fear or pain. The sanctuary believes that all animals deserve to be treated with dignity, kindness, and respect and provided with care that increases their opportunity for a safe life.
Sante D'or Foundation - http://www.santedor.com/
With years of experience in handling adoptions, we have found we are able to chose and place more animal companions into new homes simply by taking the time to understand a clients needs and an animals wishes. Santé D'or offers animal companion adoptions through "For Pets Only" in Los Feliz and personal counselling for finding the companion for you and your family.
Schnauzer Rescue of the Carolinas - http://www.schnauzerrescuecarolina.org
We are a group of volunteers within North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Virginia, and Tennessee (with satellite members in Indiana & New Jersey) whose soul purpose is to rescue and secure loving, permanent homes for displaced Miniature Schnauzers, and occasionally Standard or Giant Schnauzers. We foster our rescue babies in a loving family environment and spend many personal hours working with them to ensure that they are ready (both physically and emotionally) to move into their new forever homes.
Small Dog Rescue and Humane Society, Inc - http://www.smalldoghumane.org/
We are a tax-exempt organization dedicated to find loving families for homeless dogs in the Atlanta area. Every year, over 90,000 animals are killed in Georgia shelters. Our volunteers rescue many dogs from local shelters and foster them in their own homes until a suitable forever home is found. We do not shy away from taking sick or difficult dogs into our program. Thanks to donations, we are able to provide excellent medical care for all of our little orphans. Our volunteers work tirelessly on training, socializing, and giving the dogs all of the loving care that they so much deserve. Thanks to our friends and supporters, we have been able to double the number of adopted dogs in each of the past three years. It is caring individuals like you who can make a difference in the lives of our wonderful orphan dogs.
SOS Dogs - http://www.sosdogs.org/
Since 1990, SOS DOGS has been finding loving permanent homes for small dogs whose owners can no longer keep them. We are an advocate for small dogs, carefully screening prospective homes and selecting only the best for our furchildren. We are a registered non-profit organization, located in NJ but serving the entire mid-Atlantic region. All of our dogs are altered, updated on shots and incredibly precious to us.
Southern Siberian Rescue - http://www.southernsiberian.com/index.html
To help adoptable Siberian Huskies who are unwanted, abandoned, or neglected find new homes. To foster adoptable Siberian Huskies while providing health care, rehabilitation and training. To evaluate all Siberian Huskies seeking entrance into the rescue program for adoptability as to temperament, health and behaviour manners. To carefully screen all potential owners. To educate potential owners about the Siberian Husky and their special requirements to facilitate an educated decision when selecting the breed. To educate the general public regarding the importance of buying from a responsible breeder or adopting from a reputable rescue organization. To counsel owners on solving problems so that they may keep their Siberian Hus ky in their home To encourage owners to use their breeders as a resource of support and information. To keep statistics on Siberian Huskies that enter the rescue system. To educate animal control officers, staff and local ASPCA chapters on breed identificati on, characteristics and temperament. To encourage the breeder to take responsibility for any Siberian Husky. To network with other rescue groups in placing Siberian Huskies. To network with local animal control and ASPCA chapters to assist in reuniting lost and stray Siberian Huskies with their owners. To take back any Siberian Huskies that are adopted from this organization should the placement not be permanent.
SPCA of the Triad - http://www.triadspca.org/
The SPCA of the Triad is dedicated to relieving animal suffering and promoting animal welfare through humane education. We offer animal rescue, foster, and adoptions. We also offer financial assistance and dog houses to low-income families
SPOT-Stopping Pet Overpopulation Together - http://www.spotsociety.org/
SPOT or Stopping Pet Overpopulation Together is an alliance of dog and cat rescuers, veterinarians and pet lovers that has been formed in Atlanta with one goal in mind --- to reduce the number of dogs and cats that are killed in Atlanta area animal shelters. SPOT works on reaching its goal through spay/neuter financial assistance programs, educational programs about spay/neuter and responsible pet guardianship and the Pet Orphans adoption website, among other things.
Triad Golden Retriever Rescue - http://www.tgrr.org/
TGRR, Inc. is a non-profit, volunteer, organization dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, humane treatment, and placement of homeless Golden Retrievers and to the education of the public about the breed.
United Yorkie Rescue - http://www.unitedyorkierescue.org/
United Yorkie Rescue, Inc. was founded on August 5, 2002, by a group of loyal and hard-working rescue friends. We consolidated our efforts and talents to form a family dedicated to the rescue and well being of the Yorkshire Terrier. We have pledged to rescue all Yorkies and Yorkie mixes in need regardless of size, age, or health condition. In addition, we are devoted to providing love, nourishment, rehabilitation, socialization, and "pawesome" forever homes!!
VAS Awareness - http://www.vas-awareness.org/
VAS” stands for Feline “Vaccine Associated Sarcoma.” Some also call this disease “Injection Site Sarcoma” or "Vaccine Site Sarcoma". VAS is any of a number of cancers, most commonly Fibrosarcoma, which are believed to be triggered by vaccinations and occasionally other kinds of injections. VAS is primarily an issue for domestic cats, though it has been identified in ferrets and tigers, and recent research indicates that it may also occur in dogs. VAS Awareness is an organization that was created with the main purpose of educating the public about this type of cancer in cats.
Yorkies Inc. - http://www.yorkiesinc.com/
Yorkies Inc. is a private nonprofit organization dedicated to the well being of the Yorkshire Terrier. We are a very small group of Yorkie friends that have previously belonged to other national yorkie rescue groups. We felt there was a need to bring things down to scale and focus on the pups themselves. In October 2004 we joined efforts to form Yorkies Inc., a new type of organization dedicated to help Yorkies in need of re-homing for whatever the reason. Because we are small we offer a dedication and bonding to the dogs that is often lacking in other national groups. We can also work very closely with the surrendering families to insure piece of mind to them, while also offering safe and caring foster homes knowledgeable of the breed. We take great pride in providing the very best veterinary care and finding the very best forever homes for t he dogs entrusted to us. It is because of this passion for the breed that we are very select ive on the homes in which we will place our Yorkies. All our pups are completely vetted and are spayed or neutered before placement.
Yorkshire Terrier Rescue Network - http://www.yorkshireterrierrescue.net/
Yorkshire Terrier Rescue Network, Inc. was founded by a group of loving Yorkie owners, who believe that displaced Yorkies deserve a second chance by finding a dedicated owner who will care, cherish, and love that Yorkie for the rest of his life.
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