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  PAWS Animal Rescue

  PAWS Animal Rescue is a non-profit animal rescue that serves the Flint, Michigan area. We are a foster-based rescue where all animals live in a foster home as we have no shelter building. We adopt out of the PetSmart in Grand Blanc, MI on Saturdays from 12-4pm and Sundays from 1-4pm. We do special events, humane education, and take-in cruelty and neglect cases. We spay and neuter every animal in our rescue. We are a no-kill shelter. We have several fundraising events in order to help pay for the care of the animals we are privileged to care for. We try to find all of them new, "forever" homes.

  62 supporters
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  ROSSES ANIMAL RESCUE

  SMALL ANIMAL RESCUE IN DONEGAL IRELAND RUN BY VOLUNTEERS

  17 supporters
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  Queen City Animal Rescue

  This badge is to show support for the Queen City Animal Rescue and their desire to help all living creatures find that loving furever home.

  27 supporters
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  International Animal Rescue

  At International Animal Rescue we do exactly what our name says - we save animals from suffering around the world. We rescue and rehabilitate dancing bears in India, rescue orangutans and other primates from animal traffickers in Indonesia and treat stray dogs and cats around the world. And so much more... Whenever we can, we release rescued animals back into the wild. And when that's not possible, we give them a safe haven for life. We work with other like-minded organisations and government departments to develop sound legislation to protect animals from cruelty and neglect. We also strive to educate the public in the compassionate and humane treatment of all animals. We use sound scientific evidence to inform our decisions and determine the course of our rescue operations. In all that we do we seek to find practical solutions that benefit both animals and people. Please help us spread the word by displaying our badge. Thank you on behalf of the animals.

  84 supporters
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  Helping Hearts Animal Rescue

  Small rescue that was recently established to help unwanted animals find new forever loving homes. Currently dealing with Siberian Huskies/Alaskan Malamutes and crossbreeds although other animals are also welcome. Providing help and information where required, working with other rescues, vets, charities and behaviourists. Very proud and have good expectations.

  37 supporters
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  Animal Rescue Corps Logo

  Mission Statement: Animal Rescue Corps’ mission is to end animal suffering through direct and compassionate action, and to inspire the highest ethical standards of humanity towards animals. Purpose: Animal Rescue Corps (ARC) is a nonprofit animal protection organization that takes direct action in three ways. First, we conduct rescues of animals who fall victim to abuse and natural disaster. Second, we create public awareness of animal suffering. Third, we offer training and assessments for animal shelters, professionals and volunteers. We work closely with government institutions, law enforcement agencies, other animal protection organizations, and communities to improve and strengthen relationships between humans and animals. Animal Rescue Corps seeks to inspire a fundamental idea: that our responsibility to animals is vital, and all lives have value. This ideal benefits us all in many ways — our physical safety, our economic systems, our mental health, our emotional well-being and our environment. About Us: The establishing members of Animal Rescue Corps (ARC) have more than 40 years of collective experience in animal protection. Founded by Scotlund Haisley, a 20-year veteran in this field, ARC provides expert animal protection services throughout the US and beyond. ARC brings the professional expertise, human resources, tactical equipment, and financial backing necessary for its rescue operations, including investigations and permanent placements. ARC works with communities that don’t have the resources to confront the cruelty themselves, especially when large numbers of suffering animals are involved. ARC further addresses animal cruelty by generating public awareness, training volunteers, increasing community involvement and other measurable actions. Ultimately, ARC works within the legal system to affect lasting change from the inside out.

  195 supporters