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If you're looking for high quality veterinary care with the greatest level of convenience for you and your pet, you're looking in the right place!

Our newly remodeled and expanded veterinary hospital exclusively for cats provides complete care from medicine and surgery to boarding, grooming and an adoption center.

Here you will find wonderful rabbits, saved by the shelter, and now waiting for adoption at local foster homes. We hope that some of these buns will find a home faster than I can type this info. In that case, you may find a different bunny waiting than described here. Unfortunately, our foster sites are always full. The shelter can become overwhelmed at any time, and by adopting, you'll be saving a life. If you have ever considered adopting another rabbit, the time is now. No bun should live alone.

he purpose of this website is to help all Alaskan Malamutes by educating their owners, by encouraging mature people to ACT responsibly and learn about a breed before making a commitment. We hope the material at this website will help you decide if an Alaskan Malamute should be in your future. Read everything here and then search online for even more information about the breed. Ask questions of breeders so you can learn the negative with the positive. All dogs have inherent traits that make them suitable for one lifestyle or a family, but unsuitable for another type. Learn what these traits are so you can decide if they fit into your life. Do this BEFORE you buy a Malamute.

Are you lonely and in need of companionship? Tired of taking long walks by yourself? In need of someone to perk you up when you’re down? Look no further, one of several animal shelters and rescues in the larger Fort Smith area is sure to have the perfect furry pal for you. Pets Haven's wish is to get all of these and many other cats and dogs from animal shelters and rescues in this area into loving, responsible homes. We try to match you to your perfect companion for beautiful happy endings.

The Arizona Animal Welfare League (AAWL), the state's largest and oldest no-kill shelter, rescues dogs and cats from euthanasia lists at Maricopa County Animal Control and puts them up for adoption. Founded in 1971 by "Miss Kitty" of TV's "Gunsmoke" fame, AAWL provides temporary housing, protection and care for these animals until each is adopted into a loving, lifetime home of its own. AAWL finds homes for more than 2,000 animals each year, and also provides animal behavior training and educational programs for children. AAWL receives no government funding and is supported solely by donations and memberships.

German Shepherd Rescue of Central Alabama is a private 501(c) (3) non-profit rescue organization. We rescue German Shepherds out of shelters and from abusive situations. We take in abandoned and stray dogs, and we take owner surrenders as space allows. All dogs are neutered or spayed, heartworm free, and up-to-date on shots before they are placed in their forever home. These dogs are kept in private homes and will be shown by appointment only. We do our best to help out any German Shepherd dog in need (primarily in the state of Alabama); unfortunately, we have limited space, and it takes time and money to get some of these babies up to good health and full adoption status. We also help people who are having problems with their German Shepherds. We would like to help owners work through the problems rather than have to give their dog up. The specific purpose of our organization is the prevention of cruelty to animals by: Rescuing German Shepherd Dogs from life threatening situations at animal shelters and elsewhere; Finding German Shepherd Dogs permanent loving homes with qualified owners; Working cooperatively with animal shelters and other rescue groups in the community toward our common goals of saving dogs lives and reducing pet overpopulation; Educating the public about the advantages of adopting dogs from shelters and rescue organizations, and about the need for spaying and neutering dogs; and Educating owners and prospective owners of German Shepherds Dogs about their proper care and training, and about other aspects of the breed

Our Englewood Shelter serves the colorado community by housing and helping with one of the largest animal adoption facilities in Colorado. As an open-door shelter, no animal is turned away. With no clock ticking, CHS does not euthanize for money or space considerations.

Indiana Horse Rescue is the Equine Division of Animal Protection Coalition, Inc a charitable, 501(c)3 non profit, equine rescue shelter for abused, neglected and unwanted horses. The main equine facility is located in central Indiana, just 35 minutes north of Indianapolis. Indiana Horse Rescue has served and helped animals and their humans all over Indiana, surrounding states and many of America's Mustangs. We would love to have you visit our facility! If you can't, please sit down and look through our website! You can read about some of the great horses we have had here and also those we could only love before letting them pass to greener pastures. You can make difference in a horses life too! Sponsor a horse for a few months - come out and visit him or her to see how much love they give back! We can only do this with your help! Check out the How You Can Help pages for some ideas on how you can help the animals by making a donation, shopping on line, giving a gift of a membership or buying a magnet!