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"Great Lakes Mastiff Rescue,
Inc.(GLMR) exists to place stray or
abandoned
English Mastiffs in adoptive homes
which will provide a high level of care
and where the spirit of the
GLMR Code of Ethics is observed.
The Rescue / Placement Service may
assist Mastiff owners, who for0
any reason,can no longer
provide a home for their Mastiff."
Minnesota
The purpose of RPAW is to rescue
companion animals and find
appropriate homes for them.
We educate companion animal owners
on responsible pet ownership, including,
but not limited to training, spaying and
neutering, animal behavior,
and human animal bonding.
We provide an alternative avenue for
pet owners to find new homes
for their companion animals.
Since we value our foster animals very
much and want to see them go to the
very best homes possible,
we need to meet you in person.
We need to see how you and your
potential forever companion interact
with each other.
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.
The mission of the MABTR is to
rescue and re-home abandoned
Boston Terriers and to persuade those
interested in purchasing a dog,
to “adopt, and not shop”, meaning to
not purchase a dog or puppy from a
puppy mill, or puppy mill-supplied
pet store, but instead, to adopt a
homeless dog to save a life."
Rescued Tails Animal Sanctuary
is a non-profit,
all volunteer organization dedicated to
rescuing, caring for and placing
homeless animals. We promote
positive people / animal relationships
through our adoption and educational
programs advocating humane
treatment of all animals, including the
importance of spaying and neutering.
Some of the animals that come to us
are older, sick or have suffered from
severe neglect or cruelty. We value
the life of each companion animal and
provide a permanent safe haven for
animals as needed
At the sanctuary we work to
rehabilitate companion animals that
need additional training and time and
then attempt to place them in
appropriate homes. If we should ever
place an animal that is not succeeding
in a home environment then we will
gladly take them into our hearts and
care for them here at the sanctuary.
Our sanctuary is located in Shell Lake,
Wisconsin, and most of our foster
homes are located in the
Twin Cities Metro area of Minnesota.
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