Support Team Animal Rescue is a Non-Profit 501(c)3 Corporation created to address the problem of euthanasia of companion animals due to shelter overcrowding, medical and other needs. We work with shelters and other rescues and agencies to place animals in loving, responsible, forever homes. STAR is an all-volunteer organization. Our business model allows us to provide for the special needs of animals who may not otherwise have a chance at a home due to injury, illness, or training issues. We receive no funding from any government or other agency. STAR uses the higher adoption fees from easily adoptable animals such as puppies or highly desirable breeds to help pay for the costs of treating those in need. When you adopt your pet from STAR you are also directly helping one or more other animals in our care.
If you see an animal of interest on our STAR website or through a pet search website like Petfinder or Adopt A Pet, contact the STAR representative at the email address (or phone number if provided) listed in the ad. The STAR rep will arrange private appointments to meet with you or will direct you to the next pet fair they will be holding. Our animals live with the foster family. We do not have a shelter or storefront for drop-in visiting hours so meeting places vary. At the appointment there will be an informal interview to determine compatibility. If pet and home are right for each other, you may go home with your new family member that day. There is an adoption contract and a fee (which varies by animal). Adoption Fees: Payment - STAR is a 501c(3) nonprofit corporation. Adoption fees, grants, and donations benefit our rescue animals. At this time we can accept cash, personal checks, credit cards, and PayPal. The adoption fee includes the following: Spay/neuter, age-appropriate vaccinations, lifetime microchip, and a STAR id tag and free collar. Cost - Contact the foster home to find out the adoption fee for the pet you are interested in. Fees listed here are meant only as a guideline. Most cats are $100. Dog adoption fees generally range from $350-$600 for dogs based on desirability/adoptability (hypoallergenic, popularity of breed, etc.). You'll find these fees to be higher than what you'd pay at an animal shelter. We get many of our animals from shelters, who make them available to rescues if they need medical treatment for which the shelters won't pay, or if they aren't doing well there. We take these animals and use the extra money we make from adopting out the highly desirable breeds to treat the less fortunate dogs. We charge as much as we can, frankly, because the more we bring in for a particularly popular animal, the more we can help animals in greater need. When you adopt a pet from STAR, you are not only rescuing your new family member, but one or more other needy animals who will receive treatment and a loving home because of your adoption.
San Jose CA | 7.4 miles away
San Jose CA | 7.4 miles away
Southern California Dachshund Relief Inc. is a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Corp that has been rescuing needy dachshunds around Southern, Central and Northern California since 1994!
San Jose CA 95111 | 7.4 miles away
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Milpitas CA 95035 | 7.7 miles away
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San Jose CA 95150 | 7.8 miles away
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San Jose CA 95113 | 7.9 miles away
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San Martin CA 95046 | 8.9 miles away
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San Jose CA 95155 | 8.9 miles away
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Milpitas CA 95036 | 9.1 miles away
Our mission is to rescue, rehabilitate, and re-home dogs who are at risk of euthanasia or being displaced, in shelters and private homes. We provide an environment where the emotional, medical, and behavioral needs of the dogs in our care, are met during their stay. Dogs of any age, breed, and size are accepted. Here they are accommodated and nurtured by dedicated volunteers, until adopted into ne
Milpitas CA 95036 | 9.1 miles away
The Perfect Dog, dedicated to rescuing wonderful homeless or abandoned dogs from over-crowded shelters, is an organization serving the southern Bay Area. The Perfect Dog places dogs in need into temporary foster homes, where they are socialized, trained, cleaned, and prepared for adoption. Ultimately, The Perfect Dog strives to greatly reduce the number of unwanted dogs euthanized in shelters simp
San Jose CA | 10.1 miles away
Our Pack's mission is to keep pets from entering shelters in the first place, by providing free spay/neuter, education, training, post adoption support, rescue, and facilitating the lifelong bond between pets and their people. Our mission is to also keep rabbits from entering shelters and educate the public on proper care. We have found similar misunderstandings about this species in regards
Morgan Hill CA 95038 | 10.3 miles away
South Bay Purebred Rescue is a non-profit, all volunteer organization dedicated to the rescue, care, and placement of dogs of all breeds. Dogs accepted into our program for adoption are kept in our foster homes, receive necessary veterinary care, proper nutrition, training, grooming, and love until we find appropriate homes for them. We sincerely hope we can assist you in finding your special frie
Santa Clara CA 95054 | 11 miles away
The Silicon Valley Animal Control Authority (SVACA) provides the cities of Campbell, Monte Sereno, Mountain View, and Santa Clara with the care of sick, injured, lost and abandoned companion animals, animal cruelty investigations, enforcement of animal laws, education and outreach programs, volunteer and foster programs, and so much more. Our adoption program is open to all Bay Area residents. In
San Jose CA 95128 | 11.8 miles away
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San Jose CA | 11.8 miles away
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