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Heroes in Rescue
Shelters and rescue groups in New York
Animal rescue groups and shelters are the heroes of animal welfare. They work tirelessly (often as volunteers) to make sure that as many pets as possible are placed in loving, permanent homes.
What many people don’t realize is that these groups and shelters are the far-flung safety net for animals raised by irresponsible breeders. Thousands of purebred dogs and cats end up in shelters and rescue groups—along with the best “designer” breeds of all (mutts!) Adopting from a shelter or rescue group is a wonderful option for anyone looking for a pet, including purebred dogs and puppies.
After the Virginia puppy mill rescue, we saw the demand adopters have for purebred and small dogs. While we only had 180, there are many, many more in the area waiting for homes. Below is a list of great places to adopt pets in New York and surrounding states. Also, don’t forget
Petfinder
when searching for the perfect pet.
Click on the poster above for information about a Best Friends adoption event in Liberty, NY on November 10th. Several of the groups below will be there!
Rescue Groups in NY:
*Please note that this list may not include all rescue groups and shelters. If you know of a great group, post a comment at the end of this list.*
Riverfront Keeshond Rescue
Peppertree Rescue, Inc.
New Jersey Small Dog rescue
SOS Dogs
Companion Animal Placement
Animal Haven
Animal Lovers
Capital District Humane Association
PawsAbilities
Animal Allies
Ulster County SPCA
Dutchess County SPCA
The Middletown Humane Society
Goshen Humane Society, Inc.
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Members of the
Mayor’s Alliance New York Breed Rescue Network
Cascade Beagle Rescue-East
Mid-Atlantic Basset Hound Rescue
Tri-State Basset rescue
Border Collie Rescue
New England Border Collie Rescue
Adopt a Boxer Rescue
Boxer Angel Rescue
Northeastern Boxer Rescue
American Bulldog Rescue
French Bulldog Connection
Long Island Bulldog Rescue
Pet Adoption League
Abandoned Angels Cocker Spaniel Rescue, Inc.
Cocker Rescue of New Jersey
Herding Dog Rescue, Inc.
Koss Dalmatian Rescue
Willing Heart Dalmatian Rescue
Doberman Pinscher Club of America
GROWLS—Golden Retriever Rescue
Long Island Golden Retriever Rescue, Inc.
SHORE HEARTS GOLDEN RETRIEVER RESCUE (SHGRR)
Mid-Atlantic Great Dane Rescue
Grateful Greyhounds
Italian Greyhound Rescue
Long Island Greyhound Transfer
Labrador Retriever Rescue-CT, Inc.
Labs4rescue, Inc.
Long Island Lab rescue
Metropolitan Maltese Rescue
Friends of Rescued Mastiffs
Internet Miniature Service
New England Old English Sheepdog Rescue
Eastern German Shorthaired Pointer Club Rescue Program
Green Mountain Pug Rescue
For the Love of Dog (Rottweiler)
Mountain Rottie Rescue
The Rottie Connection
New Jersey Schnauzer Rescue Network, Inc.
NYC Shiba Rescue, Inc.
Western New York Shiba Inu Rescue
The Husky House
Scottish Terrier Club of Greater New York
Miss Rumple’s Oprhanage for Small Dogs
Waggytail Small Dog Rescue
Tri State Weimararner Rescue
Posted
Nov 05 2007, 06:01 PM
by
KelliO
Comments
Posted 6 Nov 2007 12:50 PM by
njanmlrsq3
Wow and that is probably the ones we know about.
Posted 6 Nov 2007 7:13 PM by
Mimi
Over a thousand people applied to adopt the 180 dogs from the Virginia puppy mill rescue. Presumably something about the story of these animals, coupled with the kinds of dogs people wanted, spurred people to step up and offer a home. How how HOW do we communicate about the average shelter dog to trigger that same "yes-me-now" response from people?? How do we describe the average shelter dog so people recognize THIS is the animal and NOW is the time? I don't know the answers, but Best Friends strikes me as the most likely organization to be looking for them, and find them. Any ideas?
Posted 7 Nov 2007 9:48 AM by
poochluv
Another rescue group in NYC is "Bobbi and the Strays" located in Queens.
Posted 9 Nov 2007 2:51 AM by
Mom2FiveDogs
Greyhound Friends of NJ
www.greyhoundfriendsnj.org
Another wonderful group!
Posted 9 Nov 2007 10:15 AM by
cattees
Don't forget Kodi's Club!
http://www.kodisclub.org/
Posted 17 Nov 2007 4:44 PM by
Gracie01
Hearts United for Animals in Auburn, NE
http://hua.org
Posted 4 Apr 2008 11:16 PM by
goodownertrainer
Give a little bit - Public Service Announcement 1:02 PM
Hi there!
I made a video for all the dedicated rescue workers and exploited animals who continue to have faith in humanity. Please feel free to pass it along.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7Ynh_1qE0U
thanks for all you do!
Kelly
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