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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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Kitty Chicks Rescue

St. Johns, FL

Kitty Chicks Rescue Corporation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit cat rescue dedicated to finding homes for cats and reducing homelessness through adoption and community support.

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Mostly Mutts Animal Rescue

Kennesaw, GA

A rescue organization dedicated to finding loving homes for adopted dogs and cats through fostering, training, and volunteer programs. They provide pre-adoption training and support senior dogs through community partnerships.

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Pardon... Me Inc.

Tustin, CA

We are a group of people pulling the animals from the pts list from high kill local shelters. We also pull the injured and very sick animals and get them the proper Vet care and then nurse them back to health before we adopt them out. This is very important to us and we pride ourselves on saving tho

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Foster network

Spay The Strays, Inc.

Home-based / foster network — serves the St. Cloud, FL area

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.

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Zani's Furry Friends

NYC, NY

Zani's Furry Friends is an organization committed to rescuing companion animals from New York City's shelters where, unfortunately, they are at risk for euthanasia due to overcrowding. Each dog or cat (or bunny) rescued from a shelter opens a cage and gives an opportunity to another pet to await a c

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