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Showing 61–68 of 68 rescue organizations · filtered by Special-needs cats, Offers fostering, 501(c)(3), near you Clear
San Francisco, CA
A volunteer-run foster-based rescue dedicated to saving the lives of injured, sick, abandoned, and ownerless animals, with a special focus on animals with special needs and preventing animal cruelty and neglect.
Round Rock, TX
A 501(c)(3) non-profit dedicated to improving the lives of abused, abandoned, feral, stray, and injured cats in Round Rock, Austin and surrounding areas through Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR), community outreach, and lifetime sanctuary care.
Grove City, OH
A 501(c)(3) foster-based rescue devoted to saving dogs and cats with special needs across the Midwest, giving them medical care and loving homes.
Home-based / foster network — serves the Oceanside, CA area
An all-volunteer 501(c)(3) rescue organization in San Diego's North County that saves dogs and cats from euthanasia at local shelters, places them in foster homes, and facilitates adoptions. They also advocate for spay/neuter and TNR programs for community cats.
St. Peters, MO
A 501(c)(3) nonprofit foster-based rescue dedicated to protecting and improving the lives of rescued animals and placing them in loving permanent homes in the St. Louis Metro Area. The organization pulls major medical cases and special needs animals from high-kill shelters across 11 states.
Home-based / foster network — serves the Pasadena, CA area
A 501(c)(3) rescue organization devoted to rescuing, rehabilitating, and adopting out abused and neglected cats in Southern California, with a commitment to senior cats and special-needs felines.
Home-based / foster network — serves the Dripping Springs, TX area
Thundering Paws is a no-kill, 501(c)(3) cat rescue organization operating since 2001 that reduces suffering through TNVR, rehabilitation of ill/injured/abused cats, foster and adoption programs, and sanctuary care for the neediest cats.
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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