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Mostrando 13–18 de 18 organizaciones de rescate · filtrado por Ofrece acogida, Georgia Borrar
Duluth, GA
Paw Project was founded by 7 strong women who have over 110 years of rescue experience between us. Our mission is to make animal care accessible to all members of our community by offering diverse supportive programs for healthcare and placement of animals in need. We love working in rescue and help
Desde casa / red de hogares temporales — atiende el área de Conyers, GA
A licensed 501(c)(3) non-profit dedicated to saving the lives of dogs and cats from Animal Control in counties east of Metro-Atlanta. They provide veterinary care, spay/neuter services, and foster-based placement to find permanent homes.
Buford, GA
A no-kill foster-based rescue that rescues animals from shelters, surrenders, and the streets, nurturing them in foster homes until adoption. As a 501(c)3 nonprofit run entirely by volunteers, they focus on spay/neuter services and placing pets in permanent homes.
Desde casa / red de hogares temporales — atiende el área de Douglasville, GA
A fully volunteer, 501(c)3 nonprofit based in Douglas County, Georgia that rescues unwanted and abandoned cats and kittens from local animal shelters, primarily from "Death Row." Since 2015, they have found homes for over 7,500 cats with support from PetSmart Charities.
Blairsville, GA
Safe Pet Project, a nonprofit, volunteer run organization offers our mountain community information, resources and services addressing the many needs of area pets. With input from local animal advocates regarding the most pressing needs of our animals Safe Pet Project has decided to provide low cost
Tarrytown, GA
A 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to saving the lives of abused, abandoned, and unwanted companion animals in rural Georgia. SoCo operates as a bridge between Georgia rescue operations and a foster network in Central New Jersey, providing medical care, rehabilitation, and adoption placement for dogs a
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