State: AL
Alabama Animal Rescue is a 501c3 not for profit rescue designed to give abandoned animals a chance to have a life and family to love. Animals on this site are at a local veterinarians office, in a foster home or in a shelter. All adoptions through AAResc ...
The Alabama Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Alabama SPCA) is an Animal Welfare Organization based in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. The ALSPCA operates in all of Alabama.
Animal Friends Humane Society is a Non-Profit Organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for animals through the Spay/Neuter Financial Assistance program, Animals Program providing Meals On Wheels clients with pet food and Humane Education.
The haven is a very small local shelter. But we provide loving care, shelter and food to each animal the best we can under our conditions. We are desperately seeking a solution to unwanted animals.
Boykin Spaniel Rescue (BSR) is an organization dedicated to rehoming unwanted/neglected Boykin Spaniels. Each Boykin placed by BSR receives veterinary care and a temperament evaluation prior to placement in an adoptive home. BSR is a national network of v ...
We are a traditional shelter. We take in strays, animal control, and owner surrender animals. We have pets for adoption to approved homes. Please come by the shelter and we can find a wonderful pet to match with your family and life style.
At this time we are located in an old trailer and our dog runs are outside under sheds. We are hoping to be moving to our new shelter location soon in temporary buildings until our new building is built. We are not a no-kill shelter but we are hoping that ...
Feline Leukemia and FIV kitties are always welcome at this "home" for the terminally ill. I have been taking of these types of cats for 21 years now. Cats have come to me from all around the USA. Thanks for the "Snuggles."
Dothan Animal Shelter is run by the city of Dothan, Alabama. We accept strays and owner turn-ins from those Dothan residents living within the city limits of Dothan. We must, by law, keep strays in our facility for seven days after they are brought in. ...
