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The Runaways Animal Rescue

Port Richey, FL

A 501(c)(3) nonprofit no-kill animal rescue and adoption center in Pasco County, Florida that rescues, rehabilitates, and rehomes dogs, cats, and other companion animals while providing lifesaving medical care to animals most shelters cannot take.

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Abandoned Pet Rescue Inc

Fort Lauderdale, FL

A 501(c)(3) no-kill animal shelter in Fort Lauderdale dedicated to rescuing, healing, and rehoming abandoned and neglected cats and dogs while promoting responsible pet ownership and animal welfare.

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Animal Aid, Inc.

Oakland Park, FL

A non-profit South Florida pet adoption shelter that takes in injured, neglected or unwanted cats and dogs from county shelters and rehomes them. The organization is supported completely by donations and offers free and affordable spay and neuter services with a mission to reduce shelter killings.

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Animal Care and Protective Services

Jacksonville, FL

Jacksonville's municipal animal shelter serving the largest city by land area in the US, protecting and caring for 6,000-8,000 animals annually through adoptions, reunions, spay/neuter programs, and community support while investigating cruelty and rescuing injured strays.

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Animal Rescue Force of South Florida

West Palm Beach, FL

A non-profit, all-volunteer 501(c)(3) rescue that saves homeless cats and kittens from shelters and owner surrenders, placing them in foster homes before adoption to ensure proper socialization and care.

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ARK Animal Rescue Konsortium

Crescent City, FL

ARK Animal Rescue Konsortium is a no-kill rescue organization that rescues animals, operates a foster program, and promotes adoption while supporting spay/neuter and TNR programs for community cats.

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Caloosa Humane Society, Inc.

LaBelle, FL

A no-kill pet shelter in LaBelle, FL serving Hendry and Glades counties since 2001. Dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming homeless pets while providing low-cost spay/neuter services to the community.

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CARES [Community Animal Rescue & Educational Shelter]

Spring Hill, FL

CARES works with the community to strengthen the bond between animals and people through sheltering, compassion, responsible adoptions, education, and community outreach. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to helping abused, neglected, abandoned, and injured animals.

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Feline Rescue

Home-based / foster network — serves the Lighthouse Point, FL area

A TNR-focused organization in South Florida that traps, neuters, and returns feral cats to their colonies while also rescuing adoptable cats for placement in homes. The organization provides medical care, testing, and rehabilitation for all cats.

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Humane Society of North Central Florida

Gainesville, FL

A no-kill, 501(c)(3) shelter dedicated to eliminating needless euthanasia of healthy and treatable pets in North Central Florida through adoption, foster care, low-cost veterinary services, and community support initiatives.

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Jacksonville Humane Society

Jacksonville, FL

The Jacksonville Humane Society provides care, comfort and compassion to animals in need while engaging the community to end the killing of abandoned and orphaned shelter animals. Services include adoption, fostering, spay/neuter surgeries, and community cat programs.

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Justin Bartlett Animal Rescue

Royal Palm Beach, FL

A non-profit rescue based in Palm Beach County, Florida, dedicated to reducing homeless cats and dogs by promoting adoption, spay/neuter, and humane treatment. Since 2012, they've rescued over 15,000 animals through foster care, adoption, and their affordable veterinary hospital.

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