Helping Strays of Monroe County

Formed in 2002, Helping Strays ' mission is to rescue, shelter, and rehabilitate homeless pets, find them loving homes, and promote responsible pet ownership.

PITTSBURGH AVIATION ANIMAL RESCUE TEAM

We are a group of animal lovers, pilots and volunteers providing free air and ground transportation for at-risk animals.

Lee Animal League

Adoption is just the beginning. Read house rules: https://t.

• Animal Protection and Welfare (includes Humane Societies and SPCAs)

• 4783.

Flying B Animal Rescue & Sanctuary

501(c)(3) serving Ellis and surrounding counties to rescue dumped and stray animals while advocating for responsible pet ownership.

Spartanburg Animal Welfare League

The Spartanburg Humane Society provides quality care to lost and unwanted pets while raising community awareness about issues affecting companion animals.

Society for Animal Rescue and Adoption

A no-kill, non-profit animal sanctuary serving Austin, San Antonio & surrounding Texas communities.

Pawsitively 4 Pink

Pawsitively 4 Pink offers vital support to low-income women facing breast cancer in Massachusetts.

• Recreational, Pleasure, or Social Club

• 4787.

The American Herding Breed Association

Promoting the use of herding dogs in livestock management Providing opportunities for herding dogs to demonstrate their skill in livestock management Our Purpose And Vision For Herding Our Purpose To support all breeds of herding dogs in the management of livestock preserve and promote education responsible breeding practices and responsible livestock management techniques to both the public and the herding community.

• Animal Protection and Welfare (includes Humane Societies and SPCAs)

• 4788.

OC Community Cats

OC Community Cats' mission is to raise awareness about the hundreds of feral and stray cats (which collectively we refer to as community cats) living outdoors throughout Orange County and to offer solutions to prevent the number of homeless cats from increasing and to successfully manage existing colonies through Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR).