Animal Shelters

The foundation of the Safe Cat Foundation is the belief that all cats should be saved. We don't choose which cats to take out of shelters based on "standards" or "criteria." Not because they are young or cute, but because we believe cats should survive, we pull them.

At East Bay Animal Rescue & Refuge (EBARR), our goal is to lessen animal mistreatment and stop more animals from winding up in shelters. We never discriminate against breed or size since we believe in the health and wellbeing of all animals.

Through community outreach, education, and advocacy, we hope to put an end to pet abandonment and homelessness. No animal should be allowed to suffer, in our opinion. We are an all-breed search and rescue group that fosters adoptions seven days a week.

The Lange Foundation saves animals at city and rural shelters that are in danger of being put to death. We are committed to finding every pet we rescue a loving, forever home, and we place a strong emphasis on pairing the ideal animal with the ideal family to ensure a happy relationship for all parties.

SFEAR's goal is to provide horses and other animals that have been abandoned, abused, neglected, or that are otherwise unwanted with sanctuary, medical care, rehabilitation, and other services.

Animal and human welfare is a focus of LBWF. Our goal is to rescue, care for, and rehome mistreated, neglected, and abandoned animals in order to reduce suffering. We provide crisis relief while allowing the public to make a difference in the lives of individuals who cannot speak for themselves.

We are a rescue that accepts all breeds and ages. Despite the fact that we do not focus on any one breed in particular, puppies, senior dogs, and special needs animals hold a special place in our hearts. Although a lot of people think that the first animals taken in by families are charming, cuddly puppies, this isn't actually the case.

The largest "No Kill, Care-for-Life," animal sanctuary of its sort in the world is D.E.L.T.A. Rescue (Dedication and Everlasting Love to Animals).

The Brittany Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization devoted to the rescue, treatment, care, and placement of stray dogs. We manage a no-kill shelter.

Large animal rescue and sanctuary, Community Effort Animal Rescue (CEAR). We operate legally and without profit. We are home to 130–140 adoptable and sanctuary canines, felines, and horses. At our county inspections, we received an A letter rating, which we proudly display.