Animal Shelters

The charitable organization It's All About the Animals, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) cage-free, no-kill animal shelter. We provide mistreated and abandoned animals with the chance to get the refuge, love, and care they require until they find their forever homes. Our cats are given room to roam, play, and explore secure outdoor spaces (aka "catios"). You'll feel happier and more cheerful after visiting our shelter.

A registered nonprofit organization, Endless Pawsabilities is committed to humane education and the reduction of pet overpopulation.

A volunteer organization called New England Brittany Rescue locates and saves stray, abandoned, or surrendered Brittanys in the New England and Pennsylvania regions. In order to achieve this, we give Brittanys foster care and medical attention until a "forever" home can be located. We collaborate with numerous rescue groups across the US to place Brittanys in need of homes permanently.

"High death shelter animal rescue. SCAR spays and neuters all adopt and find homes."

A 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to the welfare of family dogs in need, Sandy Paws Rescue Inc. We help families that are struggling financially by linking them with spay and neuter services. If a family has more needs than we are able to meet, we will help find the pet or dogs a new home. Aside from saving animals from high-kill shelters at risk of being put to death, Sandy Paws Rescue Inc.

We offer exceptional field, adoption, and veterinary services. Through specialized police investigations and advocacy efforts targeted at bolstering the laws that protect animals, we also address the underlying causes of animal cruelty and neglect.

The magnificent creatures of lower Cape Cod are supported by the Carrie A. Seaman Animal Shelter, a no-kill facility. All of our staff members are volunteers, and donations and fundraising activities provide all of the money for our shelter.

Angels Helping Animals Worldwide's goal is to facilitate adoptions by moving rescued animals from locations with an excess of stray, homeless, and endangered animals to areas with a scarcity of acceptable pets. The AHAWW saves dogs from hurricane-devastated islands, earthquake-prone regions, underserved communities, Pennsylvania puppy mills, Death Row Dogs of New York, and regions with overpopulations as a result of a lack of spay and neuter programs.

In the interim, as they wait to be adopted into a permanent home, our organization is dedicated to keeping pets secure, content, and healthy.

The purpose of AFTA was to compassionately reduce the amount of unintended animal births in order to save and improve the lives of dogs and cats.