Animal Rescuers Without Borders, Inc. is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization which consists of a group of dedicated people who donate their time, resources, skills and energy toward the battle against the overpopulation of homeless pets and improving the lives of companion animals through rescue, fostering programs, adoption, pet care, educational programs and of course spaying and neutering.
1) Adoption Application filed by applicant. 2) A play date between the applicant and rescue (dog or cat). 3) Home checks to ensure the safety of our rescues ( If applicable). 4) Adoption Contract and ID from applicant. 5) Adoption fee 6) Denial of adoption applications. We screen all of our adoption applications thoroughly in order to find the perfect home for our rescues. There may be times when we feel the adopter is not a good fit based on the answer to questions on their application. Please know that we vet each applicant with the animal's best interest in mind. In the event that your application is denied, you will receive an email letting you know of our decision. However, we will not be able to answer detailed questions regarding the denial.
San Diego CA 92110 | 1.7 miles away
San Diego Humane Society, an open-admission shelter, is creating a more humane world by inspiring compassion and advancing the welfare of animals and people. Our lifesaving safety net has helped San Diego become the largest city in the U.S. to keep healthy and treatable animals from being euthanized. We are a private, independent, nonprofit organization that is not affiliated with any other humane
San Diego CA | 2.1 miles away
Here at TAP, we give voice to the voiceless and our mission is to rescue, rehabilitate and find dogs the best homes possible. The Animal Pad was founded in 2010 by Stephanie Nisan because of a dire need for action in the local shelter systems. Millions of dogs are put to sleep every year in shelters across America and TAP aims to greatly reduce the amount of dogs that are euthanized every day by e
Escondido CA 92030 | 2.1 miles away
Chihuahua Rescue of San Diego County is dedicated to rescuing and caring for homeless, abandoned and injured Chihuahuas. We provide medical attention, loving foster homes and adoption counseling in an effort to find our adoptable dogs the most suitable forever homes. Chihuahuas are one of the most over-represented breeds in San Diego shelters, and we are committed to reducing this statistic by inc
San Diego CA 92108 | 2.3 miles away
Labradors and Friends Dog Rescue Group is a 501(c)3 volunteer animal rescue group whose mission is to help save the lives of homeless Labradors, Labrador-mixes, and Labrador “friends” from kill-shelters in California and across the southwest.
San Diego CA | 2.7 miles away
Cat AdopTion Service is a no-kill, volunteer organization dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and permanent placement of homeless cats and kittens. We have no "Main shelter"; instead, we have a network of foster homes throughout San Diego County where our cats reside when they are not at an adoption location.
San Diego CA | 3 miles away
Puggles & Pitties is a very small rescue based in San Diego, CA. We rescue just a handful of dogs at a time, rehabilitate them as necessary, and find their new forever homes. Our focus is on puggles, pit bull-type dogs, and boxers.
San Diego CA | 3.3 miles away
Located in Southern California, we provide dog rescue and dog adoption by placing rescued dogs in foster homes and providing care and a safe haven for them until they are ready to find their "furever" homes. We have foster homes from the Los Angeles area all the way down to the San Diego region.
San Diego CA 92111 | 3.7 miles away
San Diego House Rabbit Society (SDHRS) is a chapter of the international House Rabbit Society (based in Richmond, CA) and has been at work in San Diego and southwest Riverside counties for more than 20 years. We celebrated our 20th Anniversary in 2012.
San Diego CA 92109 | 4.2 miles away
Second Chance Dog Rescue is one of San Diego’s largest non-profit 501c3 organizations dedicated to saving homeless dogs. We are not a shelter but a dog rescue and all of our dogs are in private foster homes until they are adopted.
San Diego CA | 4.5 miles away
Our goal is to make a good "match" so that both the pets and their human caretakers are happy. In our adoptions we accompany the pet to the new home as we have found this the best way to help the animal transition most easily into the new home. For this reason, we are looking for adopters in the Southern California area, preferably San Diego County.
San Diego CA | 4.5 miles away
Before looking into adoption from our organization, PLEASE be aware that we are not like most rescues. Our mission and passion is education about our beloved breed AND excellent standards of care that will enable you, the adopter, to be the best advocate for your dog(s) that you can be. We are not looking for perfection or reasons to disqualify you for adoption! We are looking for patient, open m
San Diego CA 92160 | 4.5 miles away
Parrot Education & Adoption Center (PEAC) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, volunteer organization dedicated to educating current and potential bird owners on the proper care of companion parrots.
San Diego CA | 5.3 miles away
In 2006, a fast-food worker, while handing out bags of food through the drive-up window, watched as feral cats and kittens alike gathered nearby to stare hungrily at these aromatic goodies. Soon thereafter Guardian Angels Animal Rescue was formed as a cat rescue and incorporated in the state of California. As a 501(c)3 organization, Guardian Angels Animal Rescue remains active today. Guardian Ange
San Diego CA 92107 | 5.4 miles away
We are a very small group of volunteers dedicated to reducing the number of homeless pets in our San Diego community. All animals are SPAYED/NEUTERED and vaccinated before they are made available for adoption. We are doing our small part to help pets in our local area....Won't you help by adopting one of our homeless pets?
San Diego CA 92124 | 5.5 miles away
San Diego Special Needs Rescue is dedicated to rescuing small dogs from life-threatening situations. All of our dogs were either in danger of being euthanized in animal shelters, neglected or abused, or taken from the public (when space permits) so they are not bounced around to different homes or collected and sold to research labs by "bunchers."