Tucker and Friends Rescue is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that focuses on providing assistance to stray, abandoned and surrendered animals searching for forever homes. At the beginning of July 2017, we started Tucker and Friends with the goal of helping animals in Northeast Ohio. Part of our strategy involves building a sustainable network of pet care professionals and volunteers. We already have quite a few success stories and hope to share many more in the future. While this is work that we have been passionately doing for a long time, we recognized there was a huge benefit to scaling our efforts through a non-profit solution. We are determined to provide the best care possible for all animals before they go to their new homes. This means that all adoptable animals get a physical exam by a licensed veterinarian, spay/neutered (if necessary), vaccinated (e.g. rabies), tested (e.g. FeLV/FIV, parasites, etc.), and any other necessary medical treatment (e.g. flea prevention, dewormer, etc.). At Tucker and Friends, we are committed to finding the best possible match for our fosters. We truly work hard to identify families that share our philosophies around onychectomies (e.g. declawing) and keeping animals safe and warm indoors. Please consider donating to Tucker and Friends Rescue today!
Eastlake OH | 2.1 miles away
The Animal Rescue Center (ARC) is a non profit, no-kill 501(c)3 organization dedicated to the care, rehabilitation and adoption of domestic animals in Northeastern Ohio. ARC strongly supports spay/neuter efforts in order to decrease the number of homeless pets. Most of the animals we rescue are from overcrowded and high kill facilities throughout Ohio. All rescued animals are checked by a vet, vac
Mentor OH 44060 | 5.5 miles away
Since 1937, Lake Humane Society has been dedicated to the welfare and protection of animals. The organization is focused on the relief of suffering and the prevention of cruelty and abuse to animals, and it relies solely on contributions made by members of the community.
Mentor OH 44061 | 7.9 miles away
We chose to be Close to Home Animal Rescue (CtHAR) because we are committed to helping and saving the lives of animals in our own neighborhoods, as well as knowing our rescued animals are close to finding their forever homes. Close to Home Animal Rescue was established in December 2009 from the unified vision of volunteers who made it their mission to RESCUE, REHAB, and REHOME dogs in need. All o
Mentor OH 44061 | 7.9 miles away
Our Mission: To rescue, rehabilitate and find loving homes for severely neglected and abused dogs from commercial kennels, puppy mills and other unfortunate situations; to eliminate the puppy mill industry in Ohio by raising awareness through education, outreach, protests and other events; to help individuals find responsible ways to acquire dogs as companion animals.
Mentor OH | 8.6 miles away
Cherished Cockers is an Ohio based, all volunteer group of Cocker Spaniel lovers who wish to help Cockers Spaniels have the lives that they deserve. We are funded by donations and fund raising events which goes directly to helping the Cocker Spaniels that have been rescued by Cherished Cockers Rescue. We do not have a shelter; instead all of our Cocker Spaniels we rescue are living in foster homes
Painesville OH 44077 | 17 miles away
Madison OH 44057 | 24.7 miles away
Holy Cat Whiskers is a 501-c3, non-profit organization funded only by donations and fundraisers. We have been in business since 2005. Holy Cat Whiskers is a stray and feral rescue. We rehabilitate cats in a trap-neuter and release (T-N-R) program. We adopt out the kittens from our feral mothers and strays that we bring in. We socialize them, and we also adopt out the mothers. Our shelter brings in
Madison OH 44057 | 24.7 miles away
Holy Cat Whiskers is a 501-c3, non-profit organization funded only by donations and fundraisers. We have been in business since 2005. Holy Cat Whiskers is a stray and feral rescue. We rehabilitate cats in a trap-neuter and release (T-N-R) program. We adopt out the kittens from our feral mothers and strays that we bring in. We socialize them, and we also adopt out the mothers. Our shelter brings in