Castoff Pet Rescue Inc.

Castoff Pet Rescue Inc. is a nonprofit organization based in Blairsville, Georgia, operating as a no-kill animal rescue group dedicated to saving and nurturing homeless dogs and cats. The organization was established in 2006 and officially registered with the EIN number 204638911.

Mission and Operations

The primary mission of Castoff Pet Rescue Inc. is to rescue homeless animals, provide them with necessary care, and find them loving, lifelong homes. The organization also focuses on promoting responsible pet care and controlling animal overpopulation through spay/neuter programs. It serves rural areas in Georgia, including Towns County and Union County, and extends its services to North Carolina, specifically Cherokee County and Clay County.

Partnerships and Community Engagement

Castoff Pet Rescue collaborates with various organizations to amplify its impact. It partners with groups like Best Friends Animal Society to enhance its lifesaving capabilities, working towards making the country no-kill. Additionally, the organization works with Pets For Patriots to assist veterans in adopting pets and participates in programs like the "Rescued Program" at the Colwell Probation Detention Center, which provides rehabilitation opportunities for both dogs and detainees. The organization also partners with organizations such as Logans Run for spay/neuter initiatives.

Fundraising and Sustainability

As a nonprofit, Castoff Pet Rescue relies heavily on donations, adoption fees, and fundraising events, including bingo nights and thrift store operations. These activities are crucial for sustaining its operations and expanding its reach.

Impact and Achievements

Since its inception, Castoff Pet Rescue has successfully placed numerous dogs and cats in forever homes across multiple states. It utilizes animal transportation services to relocate pets to other parts of the country where adoption opportunities are more abundant. Its commitment to finding homes for all animals, regardless of age or condition, aligns with broader national efforts to reduce euthanasia rates in shelters.