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| Almost Home Dog Rescue of Ohio is made up of a small group of enthusiastic volunteers who wanted to make a difference in the lives of homeless animals. Our background is with purebred collies but we are interested in helping other "family friendly" breeds. If you are searching for a collie or a particular breed we'd like to help unite you with a homeless dog that fits your family's lifestyle. All of our dogs are fully vaccinated and are spayed/neutered prior to adoption. They have also been tested and are negative for heartworm and are on heartworm preventative. |
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| We are a group that was formed to help the animals that are found homeless on the street or dumped at local boarding kennels. These are the animals that rescue groups will not take into their programs because they were not from a dog pound. They have no place to go. We will work with you to list your animal on our site and give you advice on how to handle the animal and help place the animal that you have found. |
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| Our Mission The mission of Animal Friends Humane Society is to promote humane principles, to protect lost, homeless, mistreated animals and to act as an advocate for animals in the community. Our shelter reunites owners with their lost pets and adopts dogs and cats. |
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| C.A.R.E. (Companion Animal Rescue Effort) is an association of like-minded volunteers dedicated to the belief that ALL of God's creatures deserve humane treatment, responsible care, and a desire to find permanent, loving adoptive homes for every lost,abandoned, stray or otherwise unwanted animals. Our founding directors, Candy Martin, RN Steve Martin both worked independentlyfor years rescuing animals on their own, and have been associated with other rescue groups, Animal Protective Guilds and Humane Societies.Both recognized some additional needs forour four footed friends which were not being met adequately. C.A.R.E. Group of Ohio, Inc. was formed in the Spring of 2000 to answer those needs,give Candy more opportunities to save animals as well as work with them to findproper loving homes. |
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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 for any reason, can no longer provide a home for their Mastiff." |
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| We are a humane, No Kill, nonprofit, animal rescue group. We work out of foster homes. We also take part in the Trap Neuter Return program. |
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