Our mission at Mainely Dog Rescue is to save the lives of innocent dogs that have been abandoned, abused, neglected, or forced out of their homes, provide quality medical care and place them into forever homes. We are also committed to spreading awareness and promoting the importance of responsible pet ownership, vaccinating, spay/neuter, positive behavior training, and good nutrition. Mainely Dog Rescue is a 501C(3) Non profit rescue group located in Maine Saving dogs from from the Western Tennessee area.
Portland ME | 3.5 miles away
Here at The Green Ark we believe that every animal's life is worth saving without question, and if you've ever seen the average kill shelter's intake vs termination rate... you'd know just how much work there is to be done. We have made it our goal to rescue as many of these animals as we possibly can. Our dream & ultimate goal is to build an animal sanctuary that is comple
Buxton ME | 4.3 miles away
The Ferret Rescue of Maine (FROM) is a 501c3 state-licensed, non-profit rescue and no-kill shelter dedicated to serving the needs of the domestic ferret throughout the state, regardless of their age, health or political affiliation. In addition to rescuing homeless ferrets, FROM also works with local pet stores to provide education seminar for ferret owners as well as people considering ferrets as
Saco ME 04072 | 8.4 miles away
Hope Harbor Animal Society was formed in 2012 to help pets that are having a hard time being adopted out at other animal welfare organizations. We collaborate with other shelters that may be overwhelmed with the pets in their care, and provide individualized care for these animals that may require more training, medical care or TLC. This allows the other shelters to focus more on the other animals
Gorham ME 04038 | 10.5 miles away
The Pixel Fund pet rescue, a division of Pixel’s Posse, operates with an all-volunteer team, including its board of directors. We operate with a headquarter in Southern Maine and a satellite office in Georgia and Florida. We rely on our dedicated network of fosters and rescue partners to pull pets to safety from high kill shelters, get them healthy and ready for adoption, transport them carefull
Scarborough ME 04074 | 11.5 miles away
Founded in 2008, Tender Touch Veterinary Hospital has been providing exceptional veterinary care to cats and dogs in Scarborough and the surrounding areas for over a decade. We understand that pets are family which is exactly why we treat our patients as if they were our own. If you're looking for compassionate care and individualized treatment for your furry friend, you've come to the r
Limerick ME 04048 | 12.1 miles away
New England is a region of the country with a high demand for Labrador Retrievers. As a result, very few are actually found in the local shelters. Our Rescue Team realized that with funding and a lot of hard work, we could rescue this amazing breed from shelters in Southern States and bring them to New England for adoption. NELR is an approved, licensed and registered 501c3 Non Profit Rescue in th
Kennebunk ME 04043 | 12.4 miles away
The Animal Welfare Society, incorporated in 1967, is a private, 501(c)(3) non-profit humane society located in Kennebunk, Maine and is a regional leader in companion animal welfare.
Westbrook ME 04092 | 12.9 miles away
Fetching Hope Rescue (FHR) represents an all volunteer canine rescue group whose mission is to save the lives of neglected, abused and/or stray dogs by finding them safe, loving, and permanent homes in New England. We are proud to add that we are an approved 501 (c) (3.)
Westbrook ME 04092 | 12.9 miles away
YCRAA is a small group of dedicated, unpaid volunteer dog lovers whose mission is to rescue, provide sanctuary, and ultimately to re-home abandoned, stray and neglected Chihuahuas. We also assist dogs who, because of extenuating circumstances, are unable to remain in their homes with their owners. We operate this rescue in our free time, aside from full-time jobs. Our dogs reside in foster homes.
South Portland ME 04116 | 14.2 miles away
Almost Home Rescue is a non-profit rescue in the New England area. We are a non-profit all-breed rescue organization dedicated to saving lives and finding forever homes for stray, abandoned and surrendered dogs in danger of euthanasia.
Sanford ME 04073 | 15.1 miles away
Another Chance Animal Rescue is a 501c3 non-profit, no-kill, foster-based rescue in Southern Maine, run completely by volunteers. We've been helping furry friends throughout Maine, New Hampshire and the Southern United States through transport since 2004.
Windham ME | 15.5 miles away
Maine Lab Rescue was founded in May, 2012. We are a foster based, mostly volunteer organization. Rescue efforts are focused on saving Labs and Lab mixes from high-kill shelters or other undesirable circumstances in the south. While we focus on the Labrador Retriever and Lab mixes, we also rescue other mixed breed dogs/puppies and cats/kittens, we use our resources to help where we can. We hold a v
Portland ME 04102 | 16 miles away
Maine Sheltie Rescue is a not-for-profit group based in Maine comprised of volunteers in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont who give their time, ability, and homes to help place Shelties where they will be cared for and loved. Our main goals are the protection of Shelties already here, the prevention of further over-breeding and the education of the public about the Sheltie breed.
Gorham ME | 16.1 miles away
Helping Paws Maine is a volunteer dog rescue organization whose mission is dedicated to saving lives, and finding permanent homes for stray, abandoned, and surrendered puppies & dogs. We are a 501C(3) non-profit rescue group located in Gorham, Maine. Helping Paws Maine partners with rescue groups in Mississippi to bring unwanted or abandoned puppies & dogs up to Maine and match them lovin
Portland ME 04101 | 16.7 miles away
FoFF is committed to helping feral cats in southern Maine. Our mission is to humanely reduce the number of feral cats in our communities through trapping, neutering, and then releasing them back to their colony sites (a method called Trap-Neuter-Return or TNR). In time, the colonies’ populations shrink due to lack of reproduction. We provide the colonies with food and water regularly and monitor