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Mostrando 25–32 de 32 organizaciones de rescate · filtrado por Sin sacrificio, 501(c)(3), Florida Borrar
Lake City, FL
A 501(c)(3) nonprofit incorporated in 1964 that operates an adoption center and accepts lost, abandoned, and neglected animals in partnership with the City of Lake City and Columbia County Code Enforcement.
OAKLAND PARK, FL
Last Chance Rescue is a non-profit 501 (c) (3). We are a no-kill shelter founded on our belief that all cats deserve a chance. Our amazing team is completely staffed by volunteers. Our board members receive no pay. ALL proceeds benefit cat surgeries and care.
Oakland Park, FL
PURRR transforms cats' lives through rescue, adoption, and spay/neuter initiatives that reduce overpopulation and enrich the human-feline connection.
Fort Walton Beach, FL
A limited intake, free-roaming shelter dedicated to helping felines through adoption, medical care, humane population management, and community education. SOCKS aims to enhance the well-being of every cat and kitten while reshaping societal attitudes toward feline welfare.
Tallahassee, FL
An all-volunteer, no-kill 501(c)(3) foster-based kitten rescue dedicated to helping kittens find permanent, loving homes in Tallahassee, Florida.
Desde casa / red de hogares temporales — atiende el área de St. Cloud, FL
We are a cat only foster rescue who adopts out the cats we save. We are all volunteers and do everything in our spare time. We do not have a shelter or a clinic.
Venice, FL
For over 30 years, St. Francis Animal Rescue has been rescuing and caring for homeless cats and kittens until they find loving homes. The organization operates a foster-based adoption program and offers spay/neuter and TNR services across Southwest Florida.
Margate, FL
A nonprofit 501(c)(3) no-kill rescue focused on providing immediate physical and emotional relief for abandoned, neglected, and stray cats and dogs through nutrition, shelter, and veterinary care before directing them to their forever homes.
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