Animal Shelters in All States, United States of America by Name (Page 168 of 1052)
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Brooklyn Animal Foster NetworkThe Brooklyn Animal Foster Network (BAFN) is a non-profit corporation.Our family and individual foster home system provides safe haven for abandoned, abused, or unwanted companion animals. Additionally, as New Hope Partners with the Animal Care and Control Center of NYC, we remove between 20-30 animals a month from the euthanasia list and place them in the network., Brooklyn NY US http://brooklynanimalfosternetwork.org/index.html Email: lbleier@nyc.rr.com
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Brooklyn Animal Resource CoalitionBARC Shelter (also known as the Brooklyn Animal Resource Coalition) is a private, no-kill, registered 501 (c) 3 not-for-profit animal shelter for homeless cats and dogs located in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.253 Wythe Avenue, Brooklyn NY US 11211 Ph: 7184867489 http://www.barcshelter.org Email: vinnybarc@aol.com
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Brooklyn Animal ShelterNo Longer in Operation.http://www.adoptapet-directory.com |
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BROOKLYN ANIMAL SHELTER, INCOur Mission Brooklyn Animal Shelter, Inc. has been organized for the purpose of raising funds to promote the following objectives: 1. To encourage responsible pet ownership by educating the public on the importance of spaying or neutering to control animal over-population. 2. To increase public awareness of the proper care of companion animals. 3. To assist in providing a safe, clean, comfortable environment for lost, abandoned and stray animals. 4. To reunite owners and lost pets. 5. To promote adoption of homeless animals.10218 Micka Drive, BROOKLYN OH US 44144 Ph: 2167494893 http://www.brooklynshelter.org Email: webmaster@brooklynshelter.org
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Brooklyns Home for Unwanted BulliesWE AREN'T JUST FOR PITBULLS, WE JUST HAPPEN TO LIKE A CHALLENGE!!! We do occasionally take in and adopt other breeds of animals and even other species. Just check our pet lists and see who we have available. We also offer adoptions from Private parties that we handle, Flint TX US 76010 Ph: 9038252917 http://www.brooklynspitbullrescue.com Email: brooklynspitbullrescue@yahoo.com
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Broome County Animal Care CouncilWho is ACC? We are an all-volunteer, non-profit group dedicated to finding home for homeless animals and to ending pet overpopulation by encouraging and enabling owners to spay and neuter their pets.PO Box 456, Binghampton NY US 13902 Ph: 6077867729 http://www.animalcarecouncil.org
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Broomfield Animal Control7 Descombes Drive, BROOMFIELD CO US 80020 Ph: 3034386421Fax: 3034386490Email: pmeskimen@ci.broomfield.co.us
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Broward County Animal Care and Regulation Div.Finding new homes for abandoned cats and dogs, returning lost pets to their owners, ensuring public health and safety by coordinating the rabies vaccinations and licensing of pets, and enforcing the animal laws are just some of the services and programs offered by the Animal Care and Regulation Division1870 SW 39 Street, Fort Lauderdale FL US 33315 Ph: 9543591313 http://www.broward.org/animal/ Email: adoption@broward.org
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Broward Couny Animal Care and Regulation DivisionThe Broward County Animal Care and Regulation Division (ACaRD) is a county agency under the Broward County Board of County Commissioners. Animal Care is supported by tax dollars and revenue generated through fees. ACaRD is one of seven Divisions within the Community Services Department. Animal Care is not part of nor related to the Humane Society of Broward County. This is a private, nonprofit organization solely supported by individual donations.1870 SW 39th Street, Fort Lauderdale FL US 33315 Ph: 9543591313 http://broward.org/animal
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Broward Ferret Rescue & ReferralThe Broward Ferret Rescue was founded in 2000 by Karen Riley and Dona Michaels. Based out of their homes, it remains a small no kill ferret shelter. In 2003, Karen had to leave the shelter leaving Dona as the soul head. This task could not have fallen on greater shoulders. Still based out of her home, Dona maintains the shelter with the help of many people. Jane Ziemba comes in and cares for the ferrets several times a week. She also fosters many ferrets with special needs. Michelle runs the sanctuary for the rescue from her home. She cares for all the ailing ferrets who are not adoptable due to illnesses. Sue helps with fundraisers, while Lori contributes all the advertising. We have many others that donate their time in assisting with the day to day operations. Unfortunately, as the other rescues around Southern Florida disappear, more and more ferrets come into the rescue. We carry an average of 40-50 ferrets which doesn't include the ones we have in foster homes, and the sanctuary. And even though we continue to grow, we are always out there trying to get these animals a forever home. One of the ways we try to adopt our ferrets is by going to PETCO. We try to go once a month to PETCO's around the South Florida area, informing people about ferrets, and if they are interested, we ask they think of adoption first. Another way we get our ferrets out there is through PETFINDERS.COM. Petfinders has been a substantial part of getting our name out there and these ferrets adopted. We average around 200 hits a day at petfinder, making it one of the most affective adoption tools for us. In 2004, Broward Ferret Rescue became a 501c3 non-profit organization, meaning all funds that we receive goes to the help and care of the ferrets in our rescue. One of our major donators is PETCO. They are always there to help out and constantly ask us to join them for their national adoption events, and we are always happy to go. We get other donations by holding fundraising events such as pot luck, garage sales, and bake sales., Coconut Creek FL US 33066 Ph: 9549774583 http://www.browardferretrescue.org Email: fuzzyrescues@aol.com Email2: browardferret@gmail.com
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