Mc Kennel's Animal Adoption

While they wait for their new forever homes, homeless cats and dogs can find comfort and love at Responsible Pet Care Shelter & Adoption. We are a non-profit, 501c3 no-kill shelter and adoption facility for cats and dogs.

Leadership and strategic guidance are responsibilities of the Board of Directors of the Franklin County Animal Shelter. The Board is made up residents who are dedicated to providing homeless animals with sanctuary until they can be adopted by loving families.

A non-profit, no-kill animal rescue group is called Miles To Freedom Animal Rescue. Our goal to help the stray cat population in the places we serve while also saving dogs from overcrowded shelters and locations around the southern United States.

The Greater Androscoggin Humane Society provides a haven for stray animals and serves as a resource for locals and their four-legged friends. We support treating all animals with kindness, compassion, and humaneness.

A non-profit, charity organization known as P.A.L.S. started as a no-kill cat shelter in 1980. This nonprofit is not financed by the government. P.A.L.S. funded by membership fees, fundraising efforts, tribute gifts, contributions, and bequests. We really need your assistance.

A non-profit organization called Harvest Hills Animal Shelter (501c3) has agreements with 19 municipalities in Western Maine to take in abandoned, stray, and neglected cats and dogs.