Copper County Humane Society Shelter to Home, Inc. is an animal rescue organization that works to save impounded animals in the Downriver Area of Metro-Detroit by placing them into a home foster care setting until permanent and loving homes can be found. Goals: To find loving and permanent homes for adoptable animals from shelter/pound facilities. To further reduce the unnecessary euthanasia of healthy, adoptable animals in shelter/pound facilities. To further reduce the overpopulation of animals in the Downriver area by assisting in the rescue and placement of impounded animals. To inform and educate citizens about responsible, humane treatment of companion pets and the importance of spay/neuter procedures, programs and policies. Humane Society
of Monroe County The Humane Society of Monroe County (HSMC) was founded in 1954 by Monroe County residents who were concerned for the welfare of the companion animals in our community. For approximately 50 years, the society has operated a shelter where stray, abandoned or surrendered animals receive care – food, shelter, medical attention and love – until they can be placed in a permanent home. The society also promotes the humane treatment of animals through education; attempts to re-unite lost animals with their owners and provides a subsidized low or no cost spay/neuter program for Monroe County residents on disability, Medicaid, social security or other income restrictions (contact the admin. office for more information or to see if you might qualify for this program.) The HSMC is a non-profit, no-kill organization governed by a volunteer board of directors. We employ a small but dedicated staff to care for the animals, operate the shelter and conduct our outreach programs and events. Currently, the society does not receive government funding. Our budget is comprised of fundraising events, memberships, donations, cage sponsors and adoptio ns. A dedicated group of volunteers provides invaluable assistance in conducting our community outreach programs. Pete & Marcy LaFramboise Owner/operator 734-461-9458 phone, 734-748-4159 fax Tax exempt 501 C 3 non-profit ID# 32-0067455
FMAR is a non-profit 501(c) 3 rescue for dogs and cats that started in April 2003 with the help and support of great volunteers and supporters. We grew faster than anyone anticipated, creating a necessity to find more space. We moved from our dream home and bought a 6-1/2 acre farm with a run down house and two great barns. We renovated the smaller of the 2 barns with 9 dog kennels and 5 unique cat kennels. Then in 2005 we raised the money to add onto the smaller barn and create an inside community cat area where our adult cats live in a free roaming environment. Our mission is to protect animals and residents by promoting a healthy and safe environment for all. FMAR felt we needed to start in our own community helping our Animal Control facility find homes for the strays they pick up or are brought to them. When we have extra space we have done our best to help out neighboring communities as well. We are amazed and saddened every day by the abundance of homeless pets. We also have been fortunate enough to start a few very important programs in our community such as feral cat spay/neuter and pet behavior training. Thank you to everyone who supported and encouraged us to continue when things got tough. Keep watching the best is yet to come!! Bay City, MI www.fewstepsfromhome.homestead.com
Few Steps From Home Animal Rescue is a group of volunteers that was formed to help unwanted, abused & neglected cats and dogs. It is our mission to get them the medical attention that they need and find them responsible loving homes that they are able to remain in. We do serve all of Michigan. http://www.ingham.org/ac/ Email:
acshelter@ingham.org Humane Society of Schoolcraft County http://www.thehssc.com/program.asp, also listed on: www.1-800-SAVE-A-PET.com and www.petfinders.com The goal of our shelter is a simple one – to provide good care
until owners are located or loving homes are found for the pets that
find refuge with us. Achieving this goal, however, is not so simple.
It takes hours of hard work by dedicated volunteers and a goodly amount
of money from patrons and sponsors to feed and house the animals until
they are adopted. For the vast majority of our shelter cats and dogs,
that means a second chance on life in a new home with a responsible,
caring family. Sheltering is only part of the solution to an ever growing
problem of lost, stray and abandoned animals. It’s also important
to educate the public about intelligent and humane treatment of animals.
Spaying and neutering of pets is vital in order to impact the terrible
plight of pet overpopulation. Therefore, every adopted cat and dog from
the Eva Burrell Animal Shelter is spayed or neutered. We encourage people
to adopt these remarkable and beautiful animals from local shelters. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4S-sgZWkWj4 Shelter to Home, Inc. is an animal rescue organization that works to save impounded animals in the Downriver Area of Metro-Detroit by placing them into a home foster care setting until permanent and loving homes can be found. Goals: · To find loving and permanent homes for adoptable animals from shelter/pound facilities · To further reduce the unnecessary euthanasia of healthy, adoptable animals in shelter/pound facilities · To further reduce the overpopulation of animals in the Downriver area by assisting in the rescue and placement of impounded animals · To inform and educate citizens about responsible, humane treatment of companion pets and the importance of spay/neuter procedures, programs and policies Please note: We DO NOT accept owner surrendered animals into our rescue program. Currently we are only saving impounded animals in the Downriver community, where euthanasia rates are very high. Our Web site: www.pfl.petfinder.org We are a non-profit animal rescue group in Oakland County, serving
southeastern Michigan and Ontario, Canada. We rescue and re-home adoptable
dogs, cats, puppies and kittens, using foster care homes. We do not have
a shelter. Our mission is to speak for those who cannot speak for themselves.
We believe in matching animals and families to find the right fit for
everyone. We promise to exhaust all efforts to place adoptable pets in
lifelong, loving homes. Our goal is to find the best home possible for
the homeless pets in our care and to educate the public on animal welfare
and behavior issues. ResQ 4 Paws The Missaukee Humane Society of Lake City , Michigan We are a no-kill facility, established in 1989. The Missaukee Humane Society's mission is to benefit animals by providing education, guidance and shelter as needed in order to support a safe, healthy and nurturing environment for animals. Our commitment is to serve as a partner in creating and sustaining this environment for animals both in the shelter as well as in the community. Our goal is that each animal lives in a healthy and safe home that is most capable of meeting that animal's needs. We will provide shelter for each animal in our care until such a home is found. We will provide ongoing support as needed throughout their lifetime. Our services are designed toward helping the community feel confident in making an informed decision regarding their choices. When they choose to relinquish their animal, we help them successfully cope with their feeling of loss by providing assurance that their animal will be safe until there is an opportunity for the animal to be placed in a new home. We will assist the community in achieving the goal of a happy, healthy and rewarding relationship with their pet in order to avoid having to relinquish their pet. We will provide them with referrals for education, veterinary help and support services as needed. We assist the adoptive owner in preparing for the joy and responsibility of adopting an animal by providing education and guidance on successfully meeting the challenges that are a natural part of the adoption process as they arise throughout the animal's life. House
of Critters Animal Rescue Katy Bishop's Animal Friends was founded in February, 1996 and is a non-profit organization - a charity program run by volunteers. We are a 501 (c) 3 organization and your donation is fully tax deductible as far as the current law allows. The group is named after Katy Bishop, a great animal person, who was taken from her family and friends at an early age, due to illness. We are located in Bay County, Michigan. We provide all of our fosters with initial vet care. We are a small
group so there are only a few of us that can foster these animals in
our homes. We at this time foster both dogs and cats and we work with
all fosters on an individual basis. We find new homes for many wonderful dogs and cats of all ages and sizes, both mixed breeds and purebreds. Our adoption procedures include screening and home visits of potential adopters. The organization does not have a shelter so pets are housed in private foster homes where they receive loving care until they are adopted into responsible and loving homes. All donations go directly to aid animals in need. Expenses are kept
to a minimum. We may not be able to change the world but we can change
the life of each dog or cat that we rescue. Ingham County
Animal Shelter Ingham County Animal Control endeavors to protect people from the perils that result from their interaction with domestic animals. Furthermore we seek to protect animals from the neglect and abuse inflicted upon them in violation of current laws. We continue our efforts through education and enforcement working toward a community where the quality of life for man or animal is not negatively affected by the other. We are located in Michigan, but will adopt out of state. We rescue English Pointers that are out of time at shelters. English Pointers make great pets - they are very active outdoors but couch potatoes indoors. They are also great with kids and cats in most cases (and we evaluate both of these). Our website is www.pointers.petfinder.com and includes a lot of information about the breed and our program.
A Few Steps From Home Animal Rescue. We are a small rescue. We rescue dogs & cats from all over the area.
The animal in our rescue come from owner surrender, strays found on the
street, and we also pull dogs out of the animal canters, that would have
been put down because there was nobody to adopt them. We arrange and
pay for all vet care for them and rehab them. We then find forever homes
which are thoroughly screened prior to adoption. We are an all volunteer
based rescue that operates out of our individual homes. We rely on donations
to keep us going CritterCafe is an all species fully vetting NO KILL private rescue (and foster homes) that believes every single fur and feathered life is sacred and MATTERS! CHINtuition
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