North Baldwin Animal Shelter

Federal recognition for Willow Farms as a 501-C-3 nonprofit organization. Tax deductions apply to all gifts. We are based in Loxley, Alabama, and Mrs. Janet Hein is our director. We have volunteers who come out to help with everything from feeding to working with the horses to playing with the dogs. All of our animals are suited for families and are looking for loving homes!

The Prichard Animal Shelter in Prichard, Alabama is a shelter for dogs and cats in Mobile County that offers temporary lodging and care for stray, unwanted, and owner-rendered animals. The Prichard Animal Shelter may also provide a wide array of extra services.

Every year, the City of Daphne Animal Shelter takes in between 800 and 1000 animals. Most have either wandered off or been left behind.Adopting a pet from a shelter can provide the animal a fresh start in a caring environment and provide the adopter with a devoted friend. At special events or during kennel hours, you can go see an animal and adopt it.

A no-kill adoption organization is The Baldwin Humane Society, formerly known as BARC. We were the first animal welfare organization in Baldwin County when we were founded in 1979. Through spaying and neutering, education, rescue, and adoption, we hope to reduce the number of abused and abandoned dogs. We rely only on donations as a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization and do not receive any financing from the government. Every year, we save, rehab, and place hundreds of mistreated, neglected, and abandoned pets.

One of the best save rates in the state of Alabama has been noted for The Haven, a no-kill animal sanctuary. Because of this, a lot of individuals prefer to bring their abandoned pets or stray animals to us instead of bringing them to an open admission animal control center.

The Mobile County Animal Shelter accepts stray animals brought into our facility from Mobile County's unincorporated areas, but due to space restrictions and limited funding, some animals must be put to death. We work hard to place adoptable animals that we have here at the shelter in loving homes, but with the number of animals being dumped off everyday expanding, we find this to be a more and more difficult task.