An all breed dog rescue that strives to make a perfect match with dogless owners and homeless dogs. - Read more

Non-profit dog rescue - Read more

AMRT is dedicated to facilitating adoption of shelter and rescue pets in the Southern California area. We believe there are a lot of pets euthanized in shelters while there are potential pet owners looking to adopt and cannot find them. AMRT is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. - Read more

Dedicated to saving homeless and endangered animals and educating the public about animal exploitation, in order to make a better world for the animals. - Read more

We are NOT a shelter, therefore, we do not have a central place where you can meet the dogs. All dogs are in foster care getting ready for their forever homes. Barks of Love Animal Rescue and Placement Services is a non-profit volunteer group, established in June 2008. Our goal is to decrease the total number of animals being euthanized in animal shelters each year by finding new, permanent homes for them. All dogs are fixed, bathed, vaccinated, microchipped. We are staffed only by volunteers. - Read more

Non-profit organization of pit bull owners, trainers, educators, rescuers, and supporters. BAD RAP evolved out of a desire to respond to the difficult issues facing this misunderstood breed. - Read more

The Bill Foundation is a California 501(c)(3) non-profit foundation dedicated to rescuing dogs from the Los Angeles shelter system and placing them in permanent loving homes Working locally in Los Angeles, our goal is to place healthy, adoptable animals in new and loving homes while aiding in the fight against pet overpopulation. We also help care for those animals less fortunate - those who need a little more time to get their health back or may have behavioral problems requiring advanced - Read more

The Brittany Foundation is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) charity dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, care and placement of homeless dogs. We rescue all dogs, regardless of breed, and we often focus our efforts on the harder-to-place dogs such as seniors, disabled or abused dogs, and "media condemned" breeds. Of course, we also have the adorable, easy, well-behaved angels who are still searching for their forever-homes too. - Read more

Rescue of pure bred Dachshunds from shelters and private parties. Adoption of Dachshunds to approved applicants. - Read more

Dogz In Need is a small but "Mighty" rescue! We take in mainly,redlisted dogs at shelters. But, we will do our best, to help any dog (or other animal) that might need it! We socialize,crate and housetrain them. They are also altered,vaccinated and chipped. We do our best to pair people up with the right dog,saving them the headache (and heartache) of having a dog that does not work for them. Home checks and contracts are required. If a dog can not be kept (for any reason) it comes back to us! - Read more

Friends For Pets Foundation is the Southern CA Weimaraner Rescue. Incorporated as a non-profit in 1985, we have rescued, rehabilitated and placed over 5000 dogs. We offer a health guarantee and a temperament guarantee - and lifetime counseling for our adopting families. - Read more

Friends of SVACA Mission: Our mission is to raise funds for the Silicon Valley Animal Control Authority (SVACA), increase awareness of its programs and services, and to work to reduce the companion animal overpopulation problem. Our goal is to ensure the well-being of animals through education, outreach, and fund raising. We also aim to establish programs which will support SVACA and benefit the animals in its care. - Read more

German Shepherd Rescue of Orange County (GSROC) is a non-profit 501c(3) charity organization dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating and re-homing purebred German Shepherd Dogs that have no where else to turn. We are an all volunteer organization with no paid staff. We are funded entirely by private donations and receive no government support. Dogs for adoption are housed in foster home situations and in private boarding facilities. - Read more

Golden Gate Basset Rescue (GGBR) rescues hounds from abusive, abandoned & unwanted situations. We take bassets into foster care in volunteer homes, until permanent, forever homes are found. We provide veterinary care, which includes necessary vaccinations, spaying and neutering, heartworm, flea and tick prevention. Our hounds are microchipped and on adoption get 30 days gift insurance cover from ShelterCare. - Read more

The Greyhound Adoption Center is dedicated to rescuing greyhounds & placing them as indoor pets in responsible, loving homes. We will not refuse to take in a dog due to age or medical condition & will never place a time limit on a dog's stay at our shelter. We work to ensure that each dog is placed in a permanent home & is able to live out its life in the happiest environment possible. If an adopter is unable to kee their greyhound GAC will welcome the dog back into our rescue program. - Read more

Hearts for Hounds is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. We are a pack of humans trying to make a difference in the dog world! We rescue dogs from local shelters and provide them with the much needed second chance in life so they can find a home to call their own. We specialize in small breeds. - Read more

Hounds of Hope is a non-profit dog rescue foundation that is passionately dedicated to saving the lives of adoptable dogs that are about to be euthanized in the high kill shelters of Los Angeles. We strive to find the safest and most loving homes for unwanted, neglected and/or abused animals. - Read more

The Humane Society of Truckee-Tahoe is dedicated to saving and improving the lives of pets through adoptions, community spay/neuter services and humane education programs. - Read more

K-9 Heroes Rescue is a no-kill, no-kennel rescue group. We work with shelters to rescue abandoned animals that are scheduled to be destroyed. The animals we care for are kept in social groups inside the home instead of in kennels. We focus on socializing our animals, training them, and restoring them to good physical and mental health. Our animals are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, micro-chipped, and have received appropriate medical care before they are placed. - Read more

k9 connection brings the magic of dogs and kids together. At-risk 12- to 18-year-old kids train homeless shelter dogs in basic obedience, assisting the dogs to develop the skills to become adoptable. k9 connection empowers high-risk youth to apply the lessons they teach the dogs to their own lives: to develop an awareness of the risks of uncontrolled and impulsive behavior, and to believe in the power of positive reinforcement as an alternative to force and violence. - Read more