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TLC Humane Society is Dahlonega, Georgia's only no-kill shelter. Check out our adoptable dogs and cats, events, photos and more. Join us in saving the lives of homeless pets in Lumpkin County.

Spay & Neuter - Paws of Chico financially assists pet owners with spaying or neutering cats & dogs to help reduce pet overpopulation in the greater Chico area.

Join the Fun In order to ensure each camper’s safety, all campers must be spayed/neutered, up-to-date on shots/titers and very social with all breeds. All size breeds and ages

The Mary S. Roberts Pet Adoption Center (formerly the Riverside Humane Society) is a unique domestic animal adoption center. All of our animals are spayed or neutered, updated on all vaccinations and microchipped upon adoption. They enjoy indoor, comfortable kennels and are socialized by our group of 300 volunteers on a regular basis.

Dalmatian Rescue of Tampa Bay strives to save as many Dalmatians from high-kill shelters in Florida and surrounding states. We do not turn away senior Dals in need of help nor mixed-breed Dalmatians if we have space. All rescued dogs are medically treated and spayed or neutered before being placed in their forever homes.

The Mary S. Roberts Pet Adoption Center (formerly the Riverside Humane Society) is a unique domestic animal adoption center. All of our animals are spayed or neutered, updated on all vaccinations and microchipped upon adoption. They enjoy indoor, comfortable kennels and are socialized by our group of 300 volunteers on a regular basis.

Did You Know – by having your pet/s spayed or neutered in OUR clinic, your money goes to benefit our homeless shelter pets. A win/win for both your pets and ours!

Connecticut Cat Connection is a non-­profit organization dedicated to the welfare of animals with a ‘No-Kill’ policy (with medical exceptions). Our efforts are focused primarily on finding loving homes for the many cats that are strays, abused, abandoned, surrendered or impounded. All animals are given medical attention and vaccinated before placement and spayed and neutered…

Adopt a dog, cat, puppy or kitten and help us better the lives of pets and people. Get your pet spayed or neutered at Pet Fix Savannah at the Humane Society.

Adopt a pet from Sammie's Friends Nevada County Animal Shelter. All of our animals are spayed/neutered, microchipped and current on vaccines.

Every Schnauzer Deserves a Loving Home. Schnauzer Love Rescue is an organization of volunteers, most of whom have full time jobs in addition to doing rescue work. They dedicate a great amount of personal time to ensure these rescues get the second chance they deserve. All dogs coming into our rescue program receive a full veterinary examination, are brought up to date on their shots, checked for worms, and are spayed or neutered before we release them to their forever homes. This is done at considerable expense to our organization. The adoption fees often don't cover all the vetting fees, especially when there are additional procedures required to restore the dog's health. Our rescues are always fostered for a period of time to determine their temperament. This helps us ensure we find a suitable home that will result in a forever match. This takes time. We also do a Home Visit with the adopting family to ensure a good match, and to ensure the safety of our pets in their new homes. All this takes time. Many rescues come to us from difficult situations that involve rehabilitating them to one degree or another. Some have housebreaking or marking issues, others need socialization and ALL of them need a period of adaptation after going to their forever homes. If you are expecting a perfect dog when adopting a rescue, you're at the wrong place. All these rescues can become wonderful companions. It depends on how much time YOU are willing to spend with them. Obedience or agility classes are always a great way to bond with your new companion. Many rescues going to a new home will have accidents initially. Having been uprooted at least twice, they will be nervous, - the same way you would be if someone placed you in a totally strange environment. It's a time of transition for them and it is often frightening, even though you may have much love to offer. They will need some understanding and time to adjust to their new homes. If all you want is to feel good because you rescued a Schnauzer, please don't waste the precious time our volunteers spend finding good homes for these wonderful rescues.