Animal Shelters in All States, United States of America by City (Page 505 of 1052)
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Kamp KritterKamp Kritter is a no-kill animal shelter in Jacksonville, Florida. We participate in the rescue, care, rehabilitation, and adoption of abandoned, injured and homeless dogs. Without this kind of care many of these dogs face abuse and abandonment but here at the Kamp we offer a loving, homelike environment for the dogs to live in before adoption. Dogs who have been mistreated sometimes find the first safe environment they have ever known and the dogs that wander into our lives find a caring, healthy place to spend their time until adoption. At the shelter, dogs learn how to interact with humans and other dogs under the watchful eye of Head Kritter Sue Towler and other dedicated volunteers and colleagues., Jacksonville FL US Ph: 9043819562 http://www.kampkritter.com Email: campcritr@aol.com
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First Coast Rabbit Rescue Inc.First Coast Rabbit Rescue will accept into its protection any rabbit that has been mistreated or abandoned. The organization does not deny shelter because of disability or disease. All rabbits, after being nursed into optimum health by knowledgeable volunteers and when necessary local vets, are spayed and neutered before being placed up for adoption. FCRR volunteers screen all adopting families to ensure these rabbits will be placed in a secure and loving home. First Coast Rabbit Rescue is not a shelter; it is solely reliant upon the efforts of its volunteers. The rabbits do not live in kennels, but in the loving homes of foster families who see to it that the animals are litter box trained, fed and well cared for, with expenses coming more often than not from their own pockets. For these reasons there is a strict policy regarding our acceptance of rabbits. When bunnies run out of time at local animal shelters, FCRR volunteers take those bunnies. FCRR also accepts bunnies that are rescued by individuals who witnessed their abuse. If you wish to dispose of your companion rabbit simply because it has become an inconvenience, FCRR can provide information to help you find a new home for your rabbit. In cases of extreme emergencies and only if a foster family is open to another rabbit, FCRR will accept rabbits from their owners. In such cases the owners are expected to provide the cage, toys, and other items belonging to the rabbit as well as the funds necessary to have the rabbit spayed or neutered if she is not already. The cost is around $200 per bunny. Due to the impact of so many uwanted and homeless bunnies in the Jacksonville/First Coast area we are unable to accept owner relinquish rabbits at this time. Jacksonville Animal Care and Control will be able to accept your rabbit if you cannot find him/her a home however they are a kil facility and due to the recent tragedy of the Jacksonville Humane Society they may not be able to hold your rabbit for a lengthy period of time. If you feel you need to part ways with your pet due to behavior issues, please try www.rabbit.org for tips on how to manage unwanted rabbit behavior., Jacksonville FL US 32210 Ph: 9043892062 http://www.firstcoastrabbitrescue.com Email: jason.rice@med.navy.mil
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Small Dog RescueWe are a rescue for small dogs that need to find their forever home. We only house two or three at a time so we can give them a homestyle environment without being crated, except at night and when we are away. They learn to live in a household where they are socialized with other animals and a variety of people. Our rescue visitors are treated like one of the family. When they are adopted out, they are ready for their new family life., Jacksonville FL US 32210 Ph: 9047833252 Email: pam_jerry@hotmail.com
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Jacksonville Humane SocietyThe Jacksonville Humane Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to the welfare of animals. Our mission is to find loving homes for all animals and to provide education and counseling to foster responsible pet-people relationships resulting in the humane treatment of all animals.8464 Beach Blvd., Jacksonville FL US 32216 Ph: 9047258766 http://www.jaxhumane.org Email: adoptions@jaxhumane.org
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Jacksonville Sheltie RescueWe are the Jacksonville Sheltie Rescue Inc. On this site I am going to show you lost or found and make people aware of the available rescued shelties in the Jacksonville, FL area. Generally people think Shelties NEVER get in dire straits. Let me tell you folks! We rescued over 29 of those wonderful dogs last year, just in our city. From the Shelters, from the streets, and from people who just didn't want to bothered with a dog anymore. Tis sad the state of affairs the canine world is in!, Jacksonville FL US 32258 Ph: 9042625420Fax: 9042924791 http://www.jacksonvillesheltierescue.org Email: DDuffey@aol.com
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Shih Tzu and Furbaby RescueShih Tzu and Furbaby Rescue, Inc. is a national rescue organization that is dedicated to the rescuing and rehoming of toy purebred and mixed breed dogs. We accept dogs in need from shelters, other rescuers, puppy mills and individuals giving up their pets for a variety of reasons. Our furbabies are examined and treated by our veterinarians, innoculated, and spayed or neutered before placement. They are also thoroughly temperament assessed. We believe that, somewhere, there is a home for every dog, but that we have a responsibility to place our dogs into homes that will best meet their needs, both physically and emotionally. We look for people with patience and loving hearts, and an understanding of the furbaby mind., Jacksonville FL US http://www.shihtzuandfurbabyrescue.com Email: info@shihtzuandfurbabyrescue.com
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Rowe Blessings Animal HavenDedicated to finding homes for animals rescued from kill shelters in the Jacksonville, FL area.4032 Forest Blvd., Jacksonville FL US 32246 Ph: 9043790429 http://www.geocities.com/roweblessings_animalhaven/Rescue.html Email: lori_rowe@comcast.net
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Klein Animal ShelterThe newly-constructed Klein Animal Shelter in Jacksonville, Texas, serves as a safe haven for Cherokee County's homeless animals.We are a privately-owned nonprofit, 501(c)3 corporation (fed. tax no. 30-0003409)208 E. Tena Street, Jacksonville TX US 75766 Ph: 9035867336 http://www.kleinshelter.org Email: info@kleinshelter.org
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Humane Society of the United States, New England Regional OfficeThe HSUS's New England Regional Office serves Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont, extending The HSUS's national programs into the community and serving the needs of local constituents.Route 112, Halifax Jacksonvill PO Box 619, Jacksonville VT US 05342 Ph: 8023682790Fax: 8023682756 http://www.hsus.org/about_us/regional_offices/new_england_regional_office/index.html |
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Vermont Animal Cruelty Task ForceThe Vermont Animal Cruelty Task Force is a state-wide coalition of private and governmental agencies and associations that have joined to coordinate Vermont's efforts to prevent and respond to animal cruelty through communication, education, training, legislation and enforcement.c/o Humane Society of US PO Box 619, Jacksonville VT US 05342 Ph: 8023682790 http://www.vactf.org Email: info@vactf.org |
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