Our organization began several years ago when we realized that even though there were numerous animal rescue groups in our area, none of them were ever available to assist when we either found an animal in distress or a colony of feral cats. A small group of us began our own program of trapping, neutering/spaying, and paying for medical care. Our only funds came from either garage sales or out of our own pockets. As the need increased, we were no longer able to provide the care needed. In August of 1999, a kind man approached us and volunteered his services to incorporate us. A few months later we became known as Feline Rescue Inc. Our mission remains the same: to reduce the overpopulation of cats in our community by following the guidelines of TNR. We trap, neuter and then return cats back to their colonies where they are fed and monitored daily. We attempt to remove all adoptable cats from the feral population and find them loving, pre-screened homes. Every cat we trap and bring in is tested for Feline Leukemia and Feline Aids, given all of their shots, treated for any medical condition they might have and, of course, spayed and neutered. All cats are rehabilitated in large dog crates until they are ready for release. Cats are not released back to their colonies until we are absolutely sure they are ready to resume their lives as normal. Another aspect of our mission is to provide information to the public on the importance of fixing their animals and to provide information on trapping and low-cost spay/neuter programs. As we are not a shelter, we cannot accept cats from the public. Since kittens have the best chance to find a forever home, we do occassionally have kittens for adoption. Rather than attempting the impossible task of saving thousands of unwanted cats each year, Feline Rescue focuses on the root of the problem – more kittens are born each year than there will ever be homes for. By spaying and neutering as many stray and feral cats as possible, we are proactively controlling overpopulation at its source. One day, when the supply meets the demand, there will be a home waiting for every kitten in our community. Our future goals are to eventually to have a cat sanctuary where homeless, abused, and unwanted cats can live out the rest of their life, healthy and happy. We have a limited amount of volunteers that do the best they can and we are hoping to expand our efforts and perhaps join another organization that will be able to help us reach our final mission.
Pompano Beach FL 33073 | 0.8 mile away
The Florida Humane Society is a beautiful and functional new facility located at 3870 North Powerline Road, situated between Pompano, Deerfield, and Coconut Creek and serving the needs of Broward and Palm Beach Counties and all of South Florida. The Florida Humane Society serves as a primary adoption facility rescuing companion animals from animal control and owner surrenders. The Florida Humane S
Pompano Beach FL | 2.3 miles away
Help Us Leave No More Animals in Anguish (NAIA). Naia inspired us to save other neglected & abused dogs in her memory. You can help by fostering, adopting, or donating.
Fort Lauderdale FL 33339 | 2.3 miles away
Shepherd Help and Rescue Effort, Inc. or S.H.A.R.E. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit Florida corporation whose mission is to rescue, rehabilitate and find loving homes for German Shepherd Dogs in Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties. We work tirelessly to save these regal dogs from high kill shelters throughout the South Florida region. Many of the dogs we rescue are scheduled to be euthanized or
Pompano Beach FL | 2.7 miles away
For more than 20 years, Luv-A-Bull All Breed Rescue has devoted its energy to passionately advocating and rescuing animals from unsafe horrific living conditions.
Lighthouse Point FL 33064 | 2.9 miles away
With the support and encouragement of my family and friends, I started this rescue after the death of our beloved 8 month old Phoebe. She swallowed the knot on a rope dog toy. Altho I knew she swallowed something, my vet felt she didn't because she didn't guard her stomach. Stool samples were taken, blood work drawn, fluids pushed, xrays done and still my baby was sick. Finally a more ex
Pompano Beach FL 33060 | 3.3 miles away
Labrador Retriever Rescue of Florida (LRROF) is a 100% volunteer Florida state-wide organization dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating and placing Labrador Retrievers in loving, permanent homes. Our mission to rescue Labrador Retrievers is made possible by our dedicated volunteers, partners and donors. All of our dogs are housed in foster homes so we do not have a physical shelter location.
Pompano Beach FL | 3.6 miles away
Established in 2007, Beyond Nine Cat Rescue, Inc is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. We’re an all-volunteer group of individuals dedicated to giving cats the opportunity to live safe, healthy and happy lives. We do not accept euthanasia as a solution to treatable medical conditions or as a means of population control for animals. Our goal is to see that no cat goes without food, shelter and
Pompano Beach FL 33062 | 3.8 miles away
Our Mission is to end the suffering of thousands of abandoned pet, feral and breeding packs of Angel Dogs™, by physical rescue from rural areas and remote areas of Florida.
Deerfield Beach FL | 4.2 miles away
Dogs Rule Rescue Group, a Non-Profit 501(c)3 organization was started on November 5, 2010, by a small group of all-volunteer individuals who are clearly animal lovers and understand the enormous need to keep the euthanasia rate down. Hundreds of dogs are killed every day, right here in Broward county alone. Multiply that by the number of counties across the country! Heartbreaking! Our mission is f
Margate FL 33063 | 4.5 miles away
Cats Exclusive’s mission is to help control the overpopulation and unnecessary euthanasia of cats in our community. We combine trendsetting spay/neuter initiatives now established within our own low-cost clinic with the oldest feline adoption center in Broward County. We educate and encourage all aspects of responsible animal care and management. Cats Exclusive had its beginnings in the winter o
Deerfield Beach FL 33441 | 4.6 miles away
Looking to adopt a cat? Our cat and kitten adoption center in Deerfield Beach just south of Boca Raton is purrfect for Broward and Palm Beach County matchmaking! Make Feline Friends your first choice in South Florida for quality cat and kitten adoptions. We are volunteer run, non-profit, 501c3 organization. All of the cats in our adoption center are rescued. Cat adoptions are done Monday - Saturda
Parkland FL | 5.5 miles away
Animal Rescue of South Florida saves adoptable dogs and cats from high kill shelters in the tri county area. We spay-neuter, vaccinate, and microchip all animals before they go to a loving foster home and await their forever home. We actively promote our adoptable pets in every way we can, and are dedicated to find them the loving home they so desperately deserve. Animal Rescue of South Florida’
Fort Lauderdale FL | 5.7 miles away
Paws South Rescue is a Ft. Lauderdale based all-volunteer animal welfare group that works to help eliminate the cycle of over-population of the cat species. Our mission is to practice the best principles of TNR (trapping, neutering and return) within our feral cat communities. We adhere to the guidelines of Alley Cat Allies while also rescuing all adoptable adult cats or kittens we find and placin
Oakland Park FL 33334 | 5.9 miles away
We are a non-profit, animal rescue shelter and adoption center. Our shelter takes in emergency, abuse and neglect cases as well as dogs and cats from various animal control agencies in Palm Beach, Dade and Broward Counties in South Florida. We offer cats and dogs for adoption 6 days a week.
Coconut Creek FL | 6 miles away
The Broward Ferret Rescue Inc. exists to rescue abandoned and surrendered ferrets where they may be placed in loving forever homes while educating the communities on their humane needs. Dona Michaels is the Director and primary caretaker for the fuzzies at the rescue. She depends on dedicated volunteers to help with the day to day operations. With an average of 30 ferrets, the rescue is always in