MidAmerica Rottweiler Rescue (MARR)

MARR is dedicated to rescuing and responsibly re-homing Rottweilers throughout the Midwest by providing them with approved responsible, forever homes. MARR seeks to benefit Rottweilers entering rescue through shelters, animal control and owner surrenders by providing all necessary veterinary care and to reduce the overwhelming pet population by complying with mandatory spay and neuter policies.

Rottapalooza 2011

Rottapalooza includes games & contests, silent auction & raffles, and activities such as a scavenger hunt, CGC testing, and an ask-the-trainer booth. All event proceeds benefit the MidAmerica Rottweiler Rescue.

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Seattle Animal Shelter

The Seattle Animal Shelter fosters safe, healthy and caring relationships between people and animals in the community. They are committed to saving the lives of animals through adoption, foster care, spay and neuter programs, law enforcement and community outreach.

12th Annual Furry 5k FUN RUN & WALK
June 12th, 2011

Join the fun as thousands of people run and walk, with their friends, families, kids and of course their dogs, in order to raise money for injured and abused orphaned animals. All proceeds from the run support the shelter's "Help the Animals Fund," which was created in 1977 to pay for life-saving veterinary care for sick, injured and abused animals at the shelter.

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Stratford Animal Rescue Society

The Stratford Animal Rescue Society is a volunteer organization founded in September 2000 to promote animal welfare for animals housed in the Stratford Animal Control Facility. Their primary purpose is to facilitate and expedite adoptions of homeless animals and to provide food and medical care for animals at the Stratford Animal Control Facility.

STARS: 6th Annual Fall Festival to Benefit Animals
October 8th, 2011

Pet Adoptions , Microchip Clinic, Silent Auction, People & Pet Vendors/Crafters, Food, Contests, Celebrities, Canine Demos, Music, Games, Free Ice Cream and more! Event proceeds support the Stratford Animal Control Facility.

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Project POOCH

Project POOCH, Inc,® is a non-profit, 501c(3) organization that has successfully paired youths incarcerated at the MacLaren Youth Correctional Facility in Woodburn, Oregon, with homeless shelter dogs since 1993.
Youths (guided by professionals) learn to train the dogs, groom them, and find them new adoptive "forever homes." The dogs leave the program ready to be great pets, while their trainers re-enter the community with new job and personal skills and increased compassion and respect for all life.

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Prison Pet Partnership Program

The Prison Pet Partnership Program teaches boarding and grooming skills to women inmates so they can find gainful employment in the pet industry upon release. The Program works with local animal shelters to select homeless dogs which are good candidates for becoming service dogs to provide independence, self-confidence and mobility for persons with disabilities. Under the guidance of the Program’s Training Coordinator, inmates train service dogs which will be matched with persons with disabilities through team training and on-going assistance.

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Partners for Pets

Partners For Pets volunteers regularly visit animal control facilities and rescue animals that have used up their time, need medical care and/or are too fragile for shelter life. Partners for Pets provides care to each animal prior to adoption. This includes, depending on their age: booster shots, worming, heartworm check, & monthly preventative, rabies shot, spay/neuter, grooming, flea/tick prevention, and other necessary care.

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Irvine Animal Care Center

The City of Irvine Animal Care Center (IACC) is an award-winning, pro-humane, progressive municipal animal shelter that provides services to a population of more than 210,000 residents & covers an area that is approximately 70 square miles. The IACC houses more than 4,500 homeless, neglected, & abused animals every year. Shelter programs reach beyond the city limits & serve Southern California residents with pet adoptions, humane education, & provide assistance to other animal shelters in need through our 3rd Chance program.

Irvine Animal Care Center Pet Trek: 9th annual charity pet walk September 25th 2010

Pet Trek is a festival of pet-related activities for all members of the family (two legged and four legged). The event features vendors, contests, entertainment, food, a silent auction, opportunity drawing, and most importantly, a walk to raise funds for the homeless pets in the community. This year, Pet Trek will also include a health fair to promote the importance of exercise, nutrition, and healthy habits for people as well as their pets.

Every dollar raised at Pet Trek goes directly to providing care for the more than 4,500 sick, injured, abused, and homeless pets that arrive at the Irvine Animal Care Center every year.

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Central Ohio Greyhound Rescue Silent Auction September 25th 2010

Central Ohio Greyhound Rescue's mission is to make permanent lifelong placements for the greyhounds we take in where both the adopter and hounds are happy, as well as to provide ongoing support to our greyhounds and adopters after the adoption. You might want to check out our website at the address above - it will give you a great picture of the exciting things that our group is doing. Our group continues to take in as many greyhounds as possible (even those with special needs and those who tend to stay with us a long time). We keep the hounds in foster homes until we find them appropriate homes.

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