Abandoned Pet Rescue (APR) founded in 1996,
is a 501 ( c ) (3) IRS tax-exempt, qualified
charitable organization that rescues and shelters
abandoned, abused, and neglected pets,
rehabilitates them and finds them new homes.
APR is one of the largest no kill animal shelters
in South Florida, where volunteers perform the
duties of running the shelter operations
on a day to day basis.
APR is devoted to the welfare of all animals.
The primary goal is to assemble a
no-kill community.
This is quite a daunting task, nonetheless,
APR is making a valuable contribution to the
animal community and will continue to do so
as long as support is provided from
generous donors.   
We are a non-profit, no-kill animal rescue
shelter and adoption center.
Our shelter takes in emergency,
abuse and neglect cases as well as dogs
and cats from various animal control
agencies in Palm Beach, Dade and
Broward Counties in South Florida.
We offer cats and dogs for adoption
7 days a week.
We are dedicated to the welfare of
stray and feral animals and to the
reduction in the over-population problem
through education and spay/neuter efforts
The Aussie Rescue and Placement Helpline,
Inc. (ARPH) is a not-for-profit organization
comprised of volunteers who are dedicated
to the Australian Shepherd breed.

ARPH's mission is to rescue Australian
Shepherds and place them into loving,
caring, and permanent homes, and to
educate the public about all aspects of
owning an Australian Shepherd.

ARPH's rescue efforts are supported largely
by donations from those who love the breed,
including donations from the Australian
Shepherd Club of America (ASCA), its
Affiliate Clubs, and other Australian
Shepherd groups and organizations.
Buddies Thru Buddies specializes
in the rescue of English Bulldogs.
All dogs are spayed or neuterd,
up to date on vaccinations, and have had a
complete physical prior to adoption.
Dogs are cared for in foster homes.
Our mission is to educate about the care and
welfare of English Bulldogs.
Dalmatian Rescue of Tampa Bay will save as many
Dalmatians as possible from area shelters
(from Citrus County to Sarasota)
that are scheduled to be euthanized due to
lack of room, health issues or signs of dismay
due to being in a shelter environment.
We assist area shelters in placing Dalmatians
through ongoing advertisements
in local newspapers.
Prospective owners are thoroughly screened with
home and veterinary reference checks.
We house 25 Dalmatians at our
care-for-life sanctuary who are unable to be
placed due to age and/or medical conditions.
We provide ongoing support and education
to all adopters.
All Dalmatians placed are spayed or neutered
and given all medical treatment
needed at time of placement.
ECAH is a non-profit corporation made up of
people who care about saving and finding good homes
for cats and dogs in our community.

The corporation was formed in late 2005,
but the members have been working together
and helping pets in our community
for a number of years.

We focus on saving animals from euthanasia,
caring (feeding, housing, and providing good veterinary care)
for animals until we can find a home for each,
helping people with training or behavior
for the best possible relationship with one’s pet,
and educating people about the importance of
spay/neuter and responsible pet ownership.
The Florida Humane Society is
a nonprofit charitable tax-deductible
501 (c) 3 organization.
We are a true No-Kill organization
that has been in operation since 1993.
Our mission is to help our communities
respond humanely to the needs of
the animals and to stop thousands
of needless deaths each year by an
active and aggressive spay/neuter program.
Homeward Hound Animal Rescue, Inc. is a
not-for-profit, 501(c)3 animal adoption resource
team operating in the Florida Panhandle.
The majority of animals in our program come
from open-admission animal shelters.

We support our local shelters by taking in some
of the animals that they have been unable to
place, when the shelter space is needed
for other incoming animals.
We applaud the good work that animal shelters
do for the human and animal members of the
community and make every effort to work with
these dedicated individuals in working to solve
the companion animal overpopulation problem.
Pet Haven Rescue is a 501c
non-profit organization.
Pet Haven was founded in 1999
by Carole Chapuis.
She was formerly Vice President of
Puppies Under Protection also a
501c non-profit.
Carole branched off PUP to help
dogs of all ages.
Pet Haven Rescue is also the home of
South Florida Lab Rescue.
Carole has saved thousands of dogs
in the past 15 years.  
The Rescue Alliance of Hairless and
Other Breeds, Inc. is a non-profit
nationwide coalition of independent rescue
agencies who have come together to help
each other help our animal companions.
Due to their special needs, we specialize in
hairless breeds, but will never turn anyone
away as long as we have room in our
homes for anyone whether
furred, scaled, or feathered!
At Satchel's Last Resort, we try to provide help for dogs,
cats and people who have nowhere else to turn.
We’ve been doing this for over 10 years;
the last three as a registered 501 (c) (3).
Taking in so called "un-adoptable" breeds from area shelters,
dogs whose owners have abandoned them on the road,
animals from terminally ill people
who can no longer care for them.  
Providing temporary care for the companion animals of
people who find themselves in situations where
they cannot properly care for their pet --
These people don't want to surrender their pets forever;
they just need a few months of relief.
Fostering animals for the Manatee and
Sarasota Counties' Court system (abuse cases).
Working with all our rescued dogs to rebuild their trust in
humans to the point where they can be
trained for therapy work.
Animals in our care not suitable for adoption
live out their lives with us.
Second Chance Rescue is a 501(c) 3
Non Profit organization that takes in
abandoned, abused, neglected
and unwanted dogs
(and sometimes other animals),
provides needed medical care, rehabilitation
and love and then carefully adopts them
into loving and forever homes.
We are truly a no kill shelter and
are funded solely on donations.
Southern States Rescued Rottweilers is an
organization devoted to saving
Rottweilers in the Southern States.  
We currently encompass 11 states
throughout the South:
Our mission is to rescue and re-home
Rottweilers within these states.   
United Yorkie Rescue, Inc.
was founded on August 5, 2002,
by a group of loyal and hard-working
rescue friends.
We consolidated our efforts and talents
to form a family dedicated to the rescue and
well being of the Yorkshire Terrier.
We have pledged to rescue all Yorkies and
Yorkie mixes in need regardless of
size, age, or health condition.
In addition, we are devoted to providing
love, nourishment, rehabilitation, socialization,
and "pawesome" forever homes!!
Click on the Rescue's Name for a Link to their Website!