We at Great Lakes Bay Animal Society believe that by mobilizing the caring power of our communities we can reduce the number of unwanted, neglected, and abused animals in Midland, Bay, and Saginaw counties in Mid-Michigan. The Great Lakes Bay Animal Society was founded in 2012 by animal rescue veterans who saw a need for a companion animal rescue and advocacy group dedicated to assisting the communities in the Great Lakes Bay Region. We are proud of our community and our home, and when we learned two out of three animals going into Great Lakes Bay Region county shelters are euthanized, we took action.
Our goal is to match people with the right pet to assure a life time bond and forever homes for each pet. Thus, the first step for adopters is to complete and submit the Adoption Application. The application, along with a phone interview to answer questions and a home visit before adoption, will provide us with information that helps us determine the best fit between the pet and adopter.
Midland MI 48641 | 0 mile away
SOS Animal Rescue, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is a group of volunteers that is dedicated to reducing the number of unwanted pets in the Midland area. We have three primary areas of focus: Placement, Public Education, and Spay Neuter/Pet Food Assistance Programs. Non profit ID 38-3562588
Midland MI 48641 | 0 mile away
Shores of the Mitten Animal Rescue and Transport (dba SMART Paws) is an animal rescue in the Great Lakes Bay region of Michigan that was established in 2015. As a rescue, we are currently operating in foster-based homes and are limited solely by the number of homes we have available. In addition to increasing our ability to take in and care for animals that we plan on placing in suitable, loving h
Midland MI 48641 | 0 mile away
SOS Animal Rescue, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is a group of volunteers that is dedicated to reducing the number of unwanted pets in the Midland area. We have three primary areas of focus: Placement, Public Education, and Spay Neuter/Pet Food Assistance Programs. Non profit ID 38-3562588
Midland MI 48641 | 0 mile away
Shores of the Mitten Animal Rescue and Transport (dba SMART Paws) is an animal rescue in the Great Lakes Bay region of Michigan that was established in 2015. As a rescue, we are currently operating in foster-based homes and are limited solely by the number of homes we have available. In addition to increasing our ability to take in and care for animals that we plan on placing in suitable, loving h
Midland MI 48642 | 2.7 miles away
Humane Society of Midland County is a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to finding permanent, loving homes for unwanted and abandoned animals. Our small staff and dedicated volunteers operate and manage the only animal shelter in Midland County. In 2011, HSoMC took over management from Midland County Animal Control and became a “no kill” shelter.
Midland MI 48642 | 2.7 miles away
Humane Society of Midland County is a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to finding permanent, loving homes for unwanted and abandoned animals. Our small staff and dedicated volunteers operate and manage the only animal shelter in Midland County. In 2011, HSoMC took over management from Midland County Animal Control and became a “no kill” shelter.
Midland MI 48640 | 27.9 miles away
OUR MISSION is helping homeless animals--dogs, cats, and farm animals--with rescue (both life-threatening and non-threatening situations), medical care, vaccinations, fostering, rehabilitation and placement in permanent loving homes. To remove said animals from the breeding cycle through spay & neuter, thereby, helping the community with the pet over-population problem and maintaining good hea
Midland MI 48640 | 27.9 miles away
OUR MISSION is helping homeless animals--dogs, cats, and farm animals--with rescue (both life-threatening and non-threatening situations), medical care, vaccinations, fostering, rehabilitation and placement in permanent loving homes. To remove said animals from the breeding cycle through spay & neuter, thereby, helping the community with the pet over-population problem and maintaining good hea