The mission of Small Paws® Rescue Inc., a charitable, Federal not-for-profit organization, is to rescue and supply non-aggressive Bichons, nationwide, with love, shelter, food, human companionship, and medical care, until permanent placement is secured into a pre-screened loving home, as our resources allow. We take responsibility for each Bichon rescued and placed through Small Paws® Rescue Inc. should they ever need to return to Small Paws during their lifetime. Educating and informing the public about the commercial dog industry in America and about responsible pet ownership is also very important to us, as well as reviving the spirit of volunteerism across our country. Small Paws® Rescue Inc. is composed of approximately 6000 people in 27 countries, and over eight hundred volunteers across America. Our volunteers are willing to foster, transport, or otherwise assist in this massive rescue effort. We are supported entirely by donations and fund raisers. Our vision: We hope to see a day when there is no longer a market for puppies sold in the pet shops of America. Then and only then, will the suffering endured by thousands of companion animals in the puppy mills of America, cease. Our Future Goal: Our goal is to rescue as many Bichons in emergency situations as our organization is safely able to manage. Our Accomplishments: Small Paws® Rescue has rescued, vetted and re-homed over 16,000 Bichons since it’s inception in September of 1998. Small Paws® Rescue is the largest organized Bichon Frise rescue organization in the country today. Small Paws® Rescue has been featured on the cable network Animal Planet, twice in the past 16 years. Both episodes told stories of previous medical services provided for even the most critically ill Bichons. This is the latest appearance on Animal Planet: YouTube – Small Paws on Animal Planet. Small Paws® Rescue has saved the lives of 77 Bichons, with heart murmurs. They each had life saving surgery to correct their heart murmurs and today are living normal happy lives! We are also invited to speak at national functions, to further educate the public about the need for breed rescue organizations to exist, the importance of spaying and neutering your pet, and about the suffering that continues daily in the puppy mills of America.
Tulsa OK | 6.3 miles away
We are a new poodle rescue group that was organized by several poodle lovers who have years of rescue experience.
Tulsa OK 74137 | 7.9 miles away
Saving lives, educating communities, strengthening the human-animal bond, and completing families. Imagine a world where every adoptable animal had a safe, loving and forever home. Each year millions of healthy and well-behaved animals are destroyed in shelters simply because there are not enough homes for all of them. Saving Lives for us begins with working with our community shelters to provide
Tulsa OK 74135 | 8.6 miles away
Bringing People and Pets Together. Keeping People and Pets Together.
Tulsa OK 74145 | 8.7 miles away
StreetCats, Inc is a non-profit organization, founded in 1997, whose purpose is to shelter cats that have been abandoned or lost and to find new homes for them. The cats that we take in are adoptable cats only. We are an organization that does not place a time limit on a healthy cat's life; we keep them until a home is found. We are a Tulsa-based all-volunteer nonprofit organization that exis
Tulsa OK | 9.2 miles away
Black Dog Rescue Project is a small rescue group servicing the Black Dog Township area; a rural area just outside downtown Tulsa where there is no animal control. It is about 15 minutes outside of downtown Tulsa. Sadly, many people drive out here past the city to dump their pets and most don't have the skills or instincts to survive. They are disoriented, scared and vulnerable so we intervene
Tulsa OK 74135 | 9.3 miles away
For more than 25 years, ARF has been helping homeless pets of the Tulsa area find loving homes. We do this by rescuing homeless animals out of area shelters that were possibly in line for euthanasia, placing them in foster homes, providing their comprehensive veterinary care, and finding suitable adoptive homes.
Tulsa OK 74110 | 9.9 miles away
Our mission is to improve the lives of dogs and cats, and their human companions.
Bixby OK 74008 | 14.6 miles away
Established in 1989, Doberman Rescue Group, Inc (DRG) is a nonprofit-501(C)(3), charitable organization whose purpose is to rescue abused, abandoned and unwanted Dobermans and place them in safe and loving homes. All Dobermans Adopted from DRG have been vet checked and certified, spayed or neutered, vaccinated, dewormed, started on heartworm prevention, temperament tested, crate trained, and house
Broken Arrow OK 74012 | 15 miles away
Broken Arrow Rescue Community (“BARC”), is a nonprofit, no-kill, volunteer dog rescue organization serving the homeless pets of Oklahoma. At BARC, we strive to rescue homeless pets regardless of the circumstance, but place great emphasis on saving shelter pets in danger of being euthanized. Once rescued, we undertake a rigorous process to find our pets a permanent home with a loving, responsib
Owasso OK | 17.2 miles away
Owasso OK 74055 | 17.4 miles away
One by One Friends of Animals, Inc (“One by One”) differs from other rescues by striving to save animals, mostly dogs, that other rescues in our local area are unable to take due to size, breed or health issues. We saw that medium and large breed dogs were underserved in our community and needed a lifeline as the typical shelter stay is often insufficient to provide these loving animals with t
Broken Arrow OK 74014 | 17.8 miles away
It shall be the mission of the Broken Arrow Animal Shelter to protect and serve all citizens and animals of our community through diligent and compassionate enforcement of the ordinances of the City of Broken Arrow, statutes of the State of Oklahoma and the policies and procedures of the Broken Arrow Police Department. We will strive to provide the most ethical and humane services possible and wil
Collinsville OK 74021 | 23.2 miles away
In January, 2008, the Ward-Wiseman Animal Haven opened its doors for the first time. Since opening, we have remained at full capacity, but have adopted out over 1399 animals (as of 12/20) while maintaining a strict spay/neuter policy. About 80 percent of our staff are volunteers and we are still funded completely by donations and adoption fees.
