Safe Cat Foundation was founded on the premise that all cats deserve to be saved. We do not use “standards” or “criteria” to determine if we will pull a cat from a shelter. We pull cats because they deserve to live, not because they are cute or young. Safe Cat Foundation will take the cats that other rescue groups pass on because they may determine these cats will not find a home or will take too long to be adopted or they have medical costs that would be prohibitive. We believe there is a home for every cat; we just need to give them a chance. One of Safe Cat Foundation missions is to take on serious medical conditions and aggressively seek treatment. Too many times we have seen cats surrendered to a shelter because a vet has given a cat a bad prognosis or diagnosis. We have seen many cats put down without any attempt to resolve their condition because of costs. Therefore many diseases are a mystery to the veterinarians because they are not given the opportunity to try to treat them. Safe Cat Foundation believes we are part of the medical community and will work with veterinarians to find new treatments. We believe that will more opportunities to treat a cat the more data they will have to be able to know what works and how to treat cats better, quicker and cheaper in the future. Safe Cat Foundation is made up entirely of volunteers. We have no facility, no overhead and no paid staff. All the money that comes in from adoptions and donations goes directly to the care of the animals. We also believe in education and have taken on the mission of educating all on the safety issues involved with our cats and the shelter system. Safe Cat Foundation does not take cats from the public. There are simply too many cats dying daily in shelters. We know the fate of these cats therefore we do not take in owner surrenders. We do offer advice and assistance for those wishing to find a place for their cat and are willing to do the work necessary.
San Ramon CA | 4.6 miles away
Helping death-row, abused, and neglected dogs find forever homes. We do not discriminate by breed, age or special needs. As long as we’re capable of helping out, we will never say no!
Danville CA | 5.9 miles away
We are a nonprofit public benefit California corporation, We rescue animals from the public & shelters. All animals are fosterd in homes until they can be adopted.
Clayton CA 94517 | 9.6 miles away
We Believe...Dogs need to run, romp and run some more. They need to chew, scamper and roll in the grass. They need to fetch, sit, stay and jump in puddles. And That's Exactly What We Do Here!
Walnut Creek CA 94598 | 12 miles away
Community Concern for Cats is an all-volunteer cat rescue organization that strives to make a positive difference in the lives of homeless and abandoned cats in Contra Costa County. This is your local community resource and information center for homeless and free-roaming cats. We rescue, spay/neuter, medically rehabilitate, and help to find them safe and loving homes. You can make a difference by
Walnut Creek CA 94598 | 12.1 miles away
NorCal Poodle Rescue is the third largest poodle rescue in the United States. Since 1985 we have been rescuing and rehoming poodles and poodle mixes. All of our toys and minis are groomed, made current on their vaccinations and have a spay/neuter certificate and a microchip when they are ready for their new home. Our standard poodles will be spayed/neutered, microchipped and gastropexied, either b
Walnut Creek CA 94598 | 14.6 miles away
Golden State Greyhound Adoption began in September of 2002. We have grown since then by expanding our outreach and placement services into many more communities. We currently serve the greater San Francisco Bay Area, South to Carmel, Sacramento, the Valley areas and beyond. Golden State Greyhound Adoption (G.S.G.A.) is an independent, California registered charity 501(c)3 and is not governed by an
Walnut Creek CA 94598 | 14.7 miles away
The Cat Support Network is a hyper-focused non-profit rescue organization specifically created to focus exclusively on cats spay and neutering. The mission of the Cat Support Network is to develop and implement grassroots outreach programs that address cat overpopulation, suffering and wellness in our community.
Walnut Creek CA 94598 | 14.7 miles away
Our Mission Statement: Rescuing, rehabilitating, fostering and finding homes for unwanted, abandoned and abused Northern breed dogs: Siberian Huskies, Alaskan Malamutes, Samoyeds, and mixes of these breeds.
Lafayette CA 94549 | 15.1 miles away
Our mission is to eliminate the euthanasia of adoptable animals by providing for the rescue, spay/neuter, foster care, and adoption of homeless pets.
Lafayette CA | 15.1 miles away
Shake Wiggle N Roll Animal Rescue Foundation ("SWR") is a non-profit animal rescue, whose mission is to save as many homeless animals as possible in California. Our goal is to give these animals a second chance at life and to find them new and loving homes. We save many animals from high-kill shelters throughout California, and also take in surrenders from owners who can no longer care f
Walnut Creek CA 94598 | 15.1 miles away
Tony La Russa's Animal Rescue Foundation (ARF) is an award-winning, nationally recognized leader for its unique mission of "People Rescuing Animals…Animals Rescuing People.®" Founded in 1991, ARF has rescued more than 43,000 cats and dogs and expanded its national outreach and education programs. ARF elevates pets in our society, enhances connections, and transforms the bond betw
Concord CA 94521 | 15.8 miles away
At Sweet Dog Rescue we are dedicated to finding the right fit for our rescue dogs. Our dogs come from owners who can no longer take care of them, the county shelter or have been abandoned.
Concord CA 94518 | 16 miles away
Ozzies Pound Puppies is an all breed dog rescue based in Concord, CA. Our volunteers are committed to rescuing unwanted and abandoned dogs from the public and from shelters. You can help make a difference for a shelter dog by fostering, adopting, volunteering or donating.
Pleasant Hill CA 94523 | 16.1 miles away
CCHS is a private non-profit 501(c)3 organization that serves Contra Costa County animals and the people who love them. We are an individual organization and not related to any other humane society, SPCA, rescue group, county shelter or government agency. Similarly, We are not a branch of the Humane Society of the United States nor do we receive any funding from the government. Our funding is gene
Concord CA 94518 | 16.9 miles away
Companion birds are one of the preferred pets in the USA. Not all pets receive good care and a loving home. Established in 2001, ARC has expanded to rescuing and providing a sanctuary for all types of birds. Thousand of birds are abandoned or lost annually; ARC provides care and rehabilitation until ARC can find them a new and caring home. Domesticated birds have little to no chance of survival in
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