Hoke County Animal Control

The group's mission is to stop animal abuse by rescuing, caring for, and placing rescued dogs and cats in new homes while also educating others on how to take care of them.

The Fayetteville Animal Protection Society's goals are to decrease the number of stray animals, encourage ethical pet ownership, and offer a licensed, no-kill shelter for homeless animals until they are adopted into loving and caring lifetime environments.

Regardless of age, breed, disability, or special requirements, to rescue and rehabilitate North Carolina's abused, tortured, and neglected animals. Dedicated to advocating our No-Kill policy, eradicating Breed Selective Legislation (BSL), preventing animal abuse, increasing animal welfare, and saving more lives.

Robeson County Animal Shelter is an open admission animal control facility for the county situated at 255 Landfill Road in Saint Pauls, NC.

As a non-profit, the Scotland County Humane Society depends on donations to stay afloat. We are committed to caring for the abandoned, misplaced, abused, confiscated, and surrendered animals in our neighborhood. Finding our animals a loving, permanent home through local adoptions or rescues is one of our top priorities. While they wait to be adopted, every dog and cat in our care has a healthy, clean, secure, and warm environment to live.