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Purpose: Animal related. GRRA is an all volunteer charitable organization dedicated to providing veterinary care, comprehensive evaluation and adoptive homes to rescued golden retrievers and labrador retrievers.

The purpose of this society is the prevention of cruelty to animals, the relief of suffering among animals, and the extension of humane of education.

The mission of the Humane Society of Dickson County is;To give voice and shelter to unwanted, abandoned and abused animals in our community and find them forever homes. To teach the importance of spaying and neutering and educate the public in responsible pet ownership.

Humane Society of Roane County is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization which supports the animals and programs of Roane County Animal Shelter located in Rockwood, TN and the Greater East Tennessee Valley. We are a volunteer lead group with a mission to rescue and transport animals to a better life.

The mission of The Humane Society of Elmore County is to insure the best possible quality of life for animals, to prevent cruelty to animals, to stop pet overpopulation, to strive for the humane care, treatment, and well-being of all animals through education and information, and to promote public health and safety in regards to human and animal interaction

Mission Statement:  To provide a forum for the protection of animals and the operation of a 10-acre “ no-kill” animal sanctuary  for lifetime care of up to 300 domestics including dogs, cats, ducks, geese, swans, cows, horses, pigs, chickens, rabbits and horses that are deemed un-adoptable.  The policy is no breeding, no trading, no selling, and no killing until humane euthanasia is the last resort.

The mission of the Humane Society of the Ozarks (HSO) is to eliminate the suffering and promote the humane treatment of animals through reduced-cost spay/neuter programs, education and community outreach and financial assistance to individuals and organizations

PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.

Heart of Texas Lab Rescue, Inc. was founded in 1998 and services the state of Texas, concentrating mostly in Central Texas. The purpose of HOTLR is to rescue pure-bred Labrador Retrievers from situations which endanger the well-being or welfare of the dogs and place these rescued Labs in loving homes. In an effort to limit the number of abandoned and unwanted dogs, HOTLR also attempts to educate the public to obtain a better awareness and appreciation of this particular breed and in becoming responsible pet owners, no matter what type of pet they own.

To find good homes for animals in our custody; rescue sick, injured, and abandoned animals when possible; seek to return lost animals to their owners; Investigate reports of mistreated animals and confiscate through legal means those animals it cannot help otherwise; encourage local and state law enforcement agencies to prosecute those who commit crimes against animals; teach the principles of kindness and humane care to all animals; vigorously promote animal birth control through every means possible; provide euthanasia when necessary

Assist all greyhounds. Place greyhounds in loving, responsible, forever homes. Educate the public about the desirability of adopting greyhounds as family pets. Stress the importance of spay and neuter. Support, welcome & encourage an active, organized volunteer base of greyhound lovers who share the passion of finding loving, responsible, forever homes for them. Provide continuing educational support to the greyhound's family to ensure a successful adoption. Connect with other groups & people to promote greyhound adoption worldwide. Endeavor to also assist greyhound mixes, other large sighthounds & large sighthound mixes; and enjoy the spiritual connection we all share in loving & helping one of the most loving and loyal creatures on this earth.

MISSION:  To enhance the quality of life for the dogs, cats, birds and other companion animals in the care of Lafayette Animal Control Center (LACC) and other animal shelters andwelfare agencies in the greater Lafayette area, to end euthanasia as the primary means of population control, and to reduce the number of homeless animals at LACC.