Enjoy a coffee or sake and hang out with our kitties! Plenty of ways to review photos and bios of our adoptable kitties.
Click here to Meet Our Cats! As one of the most active cat rescues in the 5 boroughs, ACR is dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating and adopting out homeless and abandoned cats, with a focus on shelter and community animals. Many of these felines are sick, injured or dismissed as unadoptable.
Through a coalition of volunteers and caregivers, each rescued cat is welcomed with kindness and medical care into a foster home to prepare it for adoption into a permanent, loving home. Anjellicle Cats Rescue believes that no animal should be ill-treated and strives toward a day when awareness, education and compassion have replaced euthanasia as a solution to companion animal overpopulation.
Our goal is to help make New York City a no kill city. We always enjoy meeting new volunteers and people who share our mission -- to compassionately rescue, care for and place New York City's homeless cats and kittens. Need some help exploring new parts of your apartment or just help keeping all the invisible ghosts away?
Our boroughbred cats are always there to help, and there to nap. Looking for a friend who's always excited to see you? Or maybe just someone to toss the old ball around. A boroughbred pup will always be at your side, except when the food is on the other side of the room.
Volunteers play a vital role in our organization, caring for animals, taking photos, writing bios and more. Explore the different opportunities available as an ACC volunteer. American Maltese Association Rescue. Animal Welfare Society, Inc. BeFreegle Foundation. Big Apple Bull Terrier Rescue.
Boxer Angels Rescue. Bullmastiff Rescuers, Inc. Cascade Beagle Rescue - East. Feathered Friends Parrot Adoption Services. Ferret Association of Connecticut. Forgotten Friends of Long Island. Friends of Rescued Mastiffs. Glen Wild Animal Rescue. Green Mountain Pug Rescue. Happy Homes Animal Rescue. Humane Society of Westchester. Labrador Retriever Rescue-CT.
Lifeline Animal Rescue. There's a reason why the ASPCA is synonymous with pet adoption: This nonprofit has been taking care of our four-legged friends for years. Look at their online directory for a furry pal in need of a good home. You'll be able to select the dog of your dreams or the charming feline who's stolen your heart.
Address : E 92nd St Phone : ext. City Critters will help you find your best friend, primarily kittens and cats You can look at the pets from City Critters on PetFinder. Bear in mind that the application and interview process is thorough, as the organization's main concern is pairing an animal with its best match.
Not quite ready to commit? Try fostering with City Critters before adopting! Website : Citycritters. Bideawee has been operating for almost years: It's a great place to go if you're thinking about expanding the fam to little ones with four legs and a tail. Browse the online directory, where you can take a look at cats and dogs of various breeds and ages who are up for adoption at the center's Manhattan and Wantagh locations.
Once you've got a pet in mind, work on fulfilling the adoption requirements and you'll be one step closer to a new addition. Look into the adorable face of a pet that needs you…how can you say no? Animal Haven gives the best care possible to dogs and cats in need, but they need your help to find the perfect loving home! This Williamsburg no-kill not-for-profit is perfect for Brooklyn families looking to adopt.
The detailed web descriptions of each animal help you decide if a specific pet is right for you and the kids before leaving the house—they do it right at Brooklyn Animal Resource Coalition.
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