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Beagle Rescue of Southern Maryland, Inc., or Beagle MarylandTM, is a nonprofit organization founded in April 2001 and dedicated to saving beagles and placing them in loving homes. Our beagles come in as strays, from shelters, and as owner surrenders. Some come into rescue needing only current vaccinations, regular meals, and love; others may need extensive vetting, nutritional support, or even lifesaving surgery before they are ready to be offered for adoption. We do all we can to help every beagle in need who crosses our path.

At CCR, we rescue dogs from neglect and abuse and strive to place them with dedicated, responsible owners that will provide a stable and lasting home. We have experienced the reward of loyalty and companionship from adopting a rescue dog and want others to experience the same.

Lost Paws Rescue of Texas was organized to prevent animal suffering, animal cruelty and to help educate the public about spaying and neutering their pets as well as responsible pet ownership. We dedicate ourselves to helping the homeless animals in the Dallas-Fort Worth area find permanent, loving forever homes.

Our mission is to promote the welfare of companion animals through protection, advocacy, education, and by example. Our programs and services are uniquely designed to address the needs of dogs, cats, and rabbits of all ages and to provide support, education, and assistance for all the people who care for and about them. We operate our low-cost, high-quality spay/neuter clinic, weekly low-cost vaccination and microchip clinics, wellness clinics for pets in-need, and bring humane education to the elementary and middle school classrooms in our valley to ensure the next generation of pet owners will treat animals with respect and compassion. Our programs and services are open and available to any pet owner and Napa Valley elementary and middle schools, without regard to ethnicity or income

Greyhound Friends of North Carolina is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to providing adoption services for retired racing greyhounds, ensuring their health and welfare, educating the public about the availability and desirability of greyhounds as pets and placing them through adoption into loving homes.

G.R.E.A.T. (Golden Retriever Emergency Assistance Team) was founded in Northeast Florida in Dec. 2000, and since then over 800 Goldens have been rescued. Based in the Jacksonville-St. Augustine area, G.R.E.A.T. was founded in 2000 for the purpose of matching wonderful Golden Retrievers with loving, responsible families. Our mission statement is “Giving Goldens a GREAT Second Chance”. Our Goldens come from private homes, area shelters and other rescues. All are heart worm negative, current on all vaccinations, wormed, spayed/neutered and have been examined by rescue vets.

To end animal suffering through education and community outreach.

To support wildlife rehabilitation is Pennsylvania through charitable giving and public education

The Pacific Marine Mammal Center inspires ocean stewardship through animal rescue and rehabilitation, medical research, STEM education programs and advocacy for a healthy ocean.

More than 4,000 homeless dogs and cats will turn to the Pet Alliance for caring, compassion and hope through our animal shelters this year. Pet Alliance provides food, medical care and shelter for dogs and cats until they find their new homes. The average length of stay for dogs is 8 days and for cats is 15 days. Pet Alliance’s live release rate averages around 99%. In addition to providing housing and care, Pet Alliance works to develop progressive and innovative programs that help keep pets and people together. This, combined with initiatives to minimize the number of community cats being born, will help reduce the number of dogs and cats that need to enter the shelter. Pet Alliance also provides low-cost spay/neuter surgeries and animal wellness through our public veterinary clinics. Our shelter programs are supported entirely by donations from the communities that we serve and we receive no funding from national organizations like the ASPCA or the Humane Society of the United States.

Humane Society of Dallas County, founded in 1975, ministers to the indigent animal population, promotes responsible pet ownership, seeks to ensure humane treatment of all animals, and to improve their quality of life. We deal primarily with the homeless animals of Dallas, and strive to be an integral part of a great city where ALL life is valued and cared for. Our shelter, Dog & Kitty City, was the first no-kill shelter in Dallas. We are dedicated to educating the public on the importance of spaying and neutering in hopes of becoming a "no kill" city.

The mission of the Humane Society of Middletown is to make possible, during their transitional period, a better world for the animals in our charge by providing compassion, food, medical care and shelter. In addition, we are dedicated to educating the community about humane care, promoting the human-animal bond and encouraging adoption.