| Top-Rated Rescue Organizations Rescue Organizations 454 46th Street New York, NY 10036 We are a rescue group with no formal shelter. Our cats reside in our homes until we find a suitable home for them. We have a holistic philosophy. We spend a lot of time with our rescues and give a lot of personalized attention. They spend a lot of time with our permanent cat families. We interact with our rescues to establish their personality traits. This lets us make the right match for their new homes. We tend to their health, their physical and emotional well being.
Email us at wellbeings77@gmail.com or visit our blog at http://thelatestmews.blogspot.com/
Veterinarians & Specialists, Emergency Services, Animal Shelters, Rescue Organizations 424 92nd St. New York, NY 10128 The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) was founded 140 years ago as America's first animal advocacy agency. The ASPCA in New York City runs a shelter where you can adopt dogs and cats. They also have a volunteer program if you'd like to be hands-on with their shelter animals or assist the ASPCA with office work. A great place to adopt a pet!
Animal Shelters, Rescue Organizations 110 5th Ave New York, NY 10011 Adoptions,Animal Shelter,Hospital
Veterinarians & Specialists, Emergency Services, Animal Shelters, Rescue Organizations, Training & Obedience 424 E. 92nd. St. New York, NY 10128 The American Society For The Prevention Of Cruelty To Animals
Animal Shelters, Rescue Organizations 410 E. 38th St. New York, NY 10016 Since 1903, Bideawee has been dedicated to a simple mission: to shelter and care for homeless cats and dogs until they can be adopted. Bideawee-- the name comes from a Scottish phrase for "stay a while" -- is one of the nation's oldest and most respected humane organizations.
Find your perfect dog and cat at one of our three locations - Manhattan, Wantagh and Westhampton. Check out our web site for pictures and profiles of our wonderful pets: www.bideawee.org. Bideawee staff will help you find your match.
Have a pet already? Bideawee has two low-cost veterinary clinics (Manhattan and Westhampton). We also have dog trainers and behaviorist at each site that offer training classes and behavior consultation. Wantagh is even opening a new Learning Center for pets and kids. Bideawee also has two pet cemetaries located in Long Island and a Retirement Home for Pets in Westhampton - Golden Years Retirement Home.
Bideawee, Manhattan
410 East 38th Street
New York, NY 10016
Adoption Center Hours:
Monday: Closed
Tuesday & Friday: 10am-5pm
Wednesday & Thursday: 12pm-7pm
Saturday & Sunday: 10am-4pm
Adoption Center: (212) 532-4455
Vet Clinic: (212) 532-5884
Volunteer, Outreach and Bereavement Counseling Information: (212) 532-4986
E-mail: info@bideawee.org
Donations of newspaper, pet carriers, towels, blankets, cat toys, washable cat beds, scratch posts, durable dog toys such as kongs, pigs ears and more are always needed and greatly appreciated!
Directions
By car
The Midtown and Lincoln Tunnels, the Queensborough Bridge and the FDR Drive all provide nearby access to the adoption center's midtown location.
By public transportation
The nearest subway station is Grand Central and 42nd Street, where the 4,5,6,7 and shuttle subway lines, as well as Metro North Transit lines, operate. Bideawee is located on 38th Street between 1st Avenue and the FDR Drive.
Rescue Organizations FDR Station PO Box 6798 New York, NY 10150-6798 Our rescue Cairns come from animal shelters and humane societies; others are released to us by their owners due to changes in family circumstances or to the owners realizing that a Cairn is not a good match for them; still others come from puppy mills and backyard breeders where they have been used as breeding stock. Our rescue Cairns are spayed/neutered, tested and if necessary, treated, for heartworm and other parasites, and brought up-to-date on their inoculations prior to their placement in loving forever homes
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New York, NY 11103 Dog Service Network is a one stop resource for all dog enthusiasts. We provide you with an online directory of dog services such as: boarders, daycares, groomers, rescues, sitters, trainers, walkers, waste cleanup and more!
Rescue Organizations P.O. Box 1345 Canal Street Station New York, NY 10013 City Critters is a New York State charitable organization licensed to operate in the City of New York for the rescue and placement of stray and abandoned animals.
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New York, NY 11103 Dog Service Network is a one stop resource for all dog enthusiasts. We provide you with an online directory of dog services such as: boarders, daycares, groomers, rescues, sitters, trainers, walkers, waste cleanup and more!
Animal Shelters, Rescue Organizations 860 Broadway New York, NY 10003 Earth Angels is a 501(c)(3) non-profit canine rescue and adoption organization established 7 years ago to rescue homeless and abandoned dogs from the New York state area. 90% of the dogs we rescue are from the South Bronx and overcrowded city shelters of NYC.
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Rescue Organizations 319 East 50th Street New York, NY 10022 Rescue and rehabililtate cats/kittens from NYC kill shelter and from feral cat colonies. Also perform Trap-Neuter-Return and maintain feral colonies. Adopt out friendly and healthy cats/kittens.
Rescue Organizations 202 West 102 Street New York, NY 10025 HELP PEOPLE IN CRISIS KEEP THEIR PETS!
BECOME A FOSTER PARENT FOR AN ANIMAL IN NEED!
The Mayor’s Alliance for NYC’s Animals and the Safety Net Program are working together to develop a foster care network for the pets of people in crisis.
As our economy worsens, and people fall victim to foreclosure, eviction, and homelessness, an increasing number have been forced to relinquish their beloved pets simply because of circumstances beyond their control.
As well, due to incidents of domestic violence, fires and illness, many people just need a safe, temporary place for their animal until they can get back on their feet.
Often, individuals and families in crisis have few options but to give up their animals.
These animals most often end up at a shelter where they risk euthanasia.
SAVE A LIFE AND KEEP A FAMILY TOGETHER –
BECOME A FOSTER PARENT FOR A TEMPORARILY HOMELESS ANIMAL!
Rescue Organizations 860 Broadway Petco - Union Square North (Broadway @ 17th St.) New York, NY 10003 KittyKind is a not-for-profit, no-kill, all-volunteer cat rescue and adoption group. All of us at KittyKind have opened our hearts and homes to save thousands of cats from neglect or abuse.
Every cat we rescue is given food, shelter, medical care, a safe place to lay his or her head and most importantly of all, a reason to purr.
We always need volunteers to feed and care for the cats we have available for adoption at Petco at Broadway and 17th St.
If you're interested in volunteering with us or fostering, please email kittykindcoordinator@yahoo.com or call 212-726-2652.
Our cats for adoption are either at Petco or in foster care. To see them, come visit us at Petco in Union Square.
Adoption reps are available after 6:00pm Mon-Fri and from 1:00-9:00pm on weekends.
Or go to www.petfinder.com and search by our name: kittykind.
Rescue Organizations 244 Fifth Avenue, Suite R290 New York, NY 10001 This is not one shelter, but an organization that works with many participating shelters and rescue groups to place homeless animals and provide donated or handmade supplies to shelters throughout NYC. Additionally, in conjunction with Rational Animal ( www.rational-animal.org), they help to raise money for shelters and improve public awareness on the needs of NYC's homeless animals.
Rescue Organizations 200 West 39th St, #192 New York, NY 10018 NYC Shiba Rescue (NYCSR) is an all volunteer group dedicated to contributing to the quality of life of Shiba Inus in and around the New York City metropolitan area. To that end, NYCSR actively works to rescue Shiba Inus and Shiba Inu mixed breed dogs from dangerous environments and shelters in order to find them loving, permanent homes. We will, among other things, foster and evaluate Shiba Inus in order to prepare them for adoption and seek out proper adoptive homes for the dogs. NYCSR also promotes responsible dog ownership by educating the public in the selection, care and training of dogs.
Veterinarians & Specialists, Animal Shelters, Rescue Organizations 203 E 26th Street New York, NY 10010 Cat rescue / adoptions and pet food store.
Animal Shelters, Rescue Organizations, Groomers & Spas, Campgrounds, Beaches, Hotels, Resorts & Spas, General Pet Stores, Pet Boutiques, Neighborhood Stores, Photography 355 W. 51st street New York, NY 10019 We are canine party planners.
Rescue Organizations PO Box 250614 New York, NY 10025 Salem's Haven is a cat rescue and adoption group based in central Harlem. We are a registered nonprofit [501(c)3] .
Rescue Organizations 36 Sickles St. #1B New York, NY 10040 The Animal Project began as a rescue group to help all animals in the New York area. Every Saturday find us at the PETCO on the corner of 92nd and Broadway from 2pm to 6pm, and you'll be able to meet and greet all of these wonderful animals then. We mostly have cats up for adoption but occasionally we do have dogs as well. So please come and join us!
Rescue Organizations Central Harlem New York, NY 10027 Uptown Cats is a New York City based animal-control group that works, along with the ASPCA and the NYC Police Department's Office of Community Affairs, to end our city's feral and stray cat overpopulation crisis.
We do this by:
using the humane, nonlethal, and highly effective trap-neuter-return (TNR) method to rescue, treat, and sterilize abandoned, stray, and feral cats suffering from injury, disease, exposure, neglect, and inhumane treatment
promoting TNR for widespread public use by offering TNR-certification workshops, humane traps, and field training for community members
providing access to free spay/neuter surgeries
finding safe and nurturing homes for rescued cats.
Rescue Organizations PO Box 2476 Times Square Station New York, NY 10108 TNR
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Rescue Organizations 170 Norfolk St. #10 New York, NY 10002 Waggytail Rescue was borne out of the desire and passion of dog lovers who wanted to help the "unwanted" and abandoned small dogs of New York City. Most of the dogs we rescue are the ones that the City Shelters don't have the time or resources to rehabilitate, so that's where we come in!
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