Pooches Out of Puerto Rico

In Columbia County, Ella Merle and her daughter Dede Kline took up the lofty mission of rescuing animals that had gotten lost in society in 1955. One little structure with five dog kennels has grown into a multifaceted animal welfare organization today that can house up to sixty dogs and one hundred cats because to their dedication and tireless work.

Katrin Hecker, a registered nurse who was resolved to put an end to the tragedy of stray cats and kittens that were overrunning the streets and alleys of Hudson, created AnimalKind, a nonprofit 501 (c) (3) animal welfare organization, in 2000.

Everlasting Hope Animal Rescue and Advocacy is a nonprofit organization with the mission of saving not only the lives of animals but also bringing attention to the massive overpopulation of unwanted animals not just in New York but worldwide.

We strive to never turn away a pet in need. Through owner surrenders, shelters, and puppy mills, we save local stray animals. Regardless of our age or health, we do this. We collaborate with some fantastic foster homes and volunteers.

To offer stray, injured, abandoned, or unwanted cats a home, medical attention, and a chance at adoption;

Setting standards for training, record keeping and reporting, physical plant, housing, cleanliness, veterinarian treatment, behavior care, euthanasia, transportation, and inspection are all included but not restricted to.