Nevada Humane Society is a charitable, non-profit organization that accepts all pets and makes every effort to save each and every one. They have been bringing people and pets together for nearly 90 years. Thanks to the tireless efforts of its employees, veterinarians, volunteers, supporters, donors, community partners and board of directors, they have been named one of the safest communities in the nation for homeless pets. To date, they have saved over 100,000 animals and are dedicated to continuing and growing lifesaving efforts not just in Northern Nevada, but within the entire State.
NorCal Poodle Rescue is an animal rescue in Auburn, CA. The rescue focuses on three varieties of poodles: standard, miniature, and toy. Volunteers at the rescue provide essential care such as grooming, transportation, training, and a poodle hotline available as a resource for adopters. Reach out today to find out how you can help volunteer for one of their four annual fundraising events!
NorCal Boxer Rescue was founded in June of 1998 due to the need for a reputable boxer rescue organization in Northern California. In the months that followed, they worked to build the organization by developing relationships with California shelters and establishing a network of foster homes and volunteers. Within the first year of operation, NCBR had obtained its federal 501(c)(3) nonprofit status and had rescued and re-homed dozens of boxers!
Sacramento Independent's mission is to provide loving, permanent homes for animals that have been abused, abandoned, or lost, which otherwise would not be with us today. Many of their rescued animals, especially those that were rescued from the shelters initially had kennel cough, pneumonia, or Giardia with the extreme cases having the Parvo or distemper viruses. In addition, a high percentage of animals are malnourished and require special dietary demands. They rely on tax deductible cash donations as well as food and other pet supplies that will allow them to continue to save lives!
All of the companion pets, have been neutered or spayed, given all current vaccinations, heartworm tested and microchipped. This also provides the community with healthier animals and aids in the reduction of the outspread of illness and future homeless offspring.
