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Whimsical Animal Rescue, Inc. of Sussex County Animal Association

Home-based / foster network — serves the Seaford, DE area

WAR/SCAA is a volunteer-run 501(c)(3) non-profit dedicated to rescuing homeless dogs and cats in Sussex County, Delaware. All animals are fostered in volunteers' homes rather than housed in a central shelter.

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Whisker Foundation

Everett, WA

A 501(c)(3) nonprofit cat rescue based in Everett, Washington, dedicated to rescuing vulnerable cats, providing medical care and rehabilitation, and helping them transition into safe, loving homes while supporting communities across the Puget Sound region.

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Whiskers of Hope

Bedford, MA

Whiskers of Hope is a no-kill adoption organization for cats and kittens operated by volunteers. We operate a virtual shelter with all cats in foster homes and are committed to finding loving permanent homes for homeless cats.

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Whole Lotta Luv Pets

Melrose, FL

We are a 501(c)(3) tax-deductible animal rescue organization whose mission is to save as many animals as possible. We work closely with Alachua County Animal Services to reduce euthanasias at the Alachua County shelter. We adopt dogs and cats of all ages to good homes at the Gainesville Petsmart (Bu

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Workin Whiskers

Home-based / foster network — serves the Hemet, CA area

A 501(c)(3) non-profit organization focused on saving ferals, strays, and abandoned cats and dogs, offering support to help them transition from homelessness to safe homes.

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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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Evanston Animal Shelter

Evanston, IL

Temporarily closed

Evanston's only open-admission, no-kill shelter providing safety, care, and homes for hundreds of dogs and cats annually. Operated by the Evanston Animal Shelter Association, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.

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