Mission: To reduce the unnecessary killing of our community's animals through proven life-saving programs, advocacy and education with the ultimate goal of achieving a No-Kill community. MARC was founded in 2012 with a specific focus on rescuing in-need pets from our City's shelter. At this time, MARC focuses solely on rescuing shelter animals who are at high risk of euthanasia at the Waco Shelter. As of early 2015, MARC has saved over 550 'death-row' pets thanks to foster parents, donors and adopters. All of our rescued animals were saved from 'death-row' and by adopting one of our awesome pets, you help us save another life in need!
Waco TX | 1.8 miles away
Our small group, formed in October of 2013, located in Waco, TX, is comprised of volunteers. We work to save animals that have been abandoned and neglected before they are picked up by animal control officers (ACO) and/or taken to the local shelter. We are 100% foster based and can only take animals when foster homes are available. We are NOT a shelter, and do not have a facility. We educate on th
Waco TX 76706 | 3.6 miles away
The Humane Society of Central Texas provides adoption, rescue and foster opportunities for the homeless animals at the Waco Animal Shelter located at 2032 Circle Road in Waco, Texas. Thanks to our community and supporters, even with an annual intake of about 4,000 animals, we have attained No Kill Status, meaning that at least 90% of animals that come into the shelter leave here alive for wonderfu
Waco TX 76708 | 4.9 miles away
Fuzzy Friends Rescue believes that animals, as living creatures, are entitled to a quality life, respect and compassion. Since humans domesticated animals, we have a moral and ethical responsibility to care for them. Our mission is to provide shelter, food, medical treatment and love to our community’s animals that are abandoned, unwanted, or otherwise in need. We want to instill in our communit
Riesel TX 76682 | 28.6 miles away
Our mission is simple: to save dogs in need of homes. We rescue all breeds and ages, but our focus remains on the senior dogs. No dog should die in a shelter, and the oldsters that need a soft place to retire will find that here.