A Good Dog Rescue, Inc
#54 in United States, #1 in New York, #1 in New York
I started this rescue in 2018 to save really good family dogs at risk in high kill shelters. We are community based and have hundreds of volunteers. We use a common sense approach to rescue and always, always take our dogs back.
"I adopted my girl Peppa 4 years ago and she needed some extra att..." more
Operation Freedom Ride
#56 in United States, #2 in New York, #1 in Rochester
Operation Freedom Ride is a 100% foster based non-profit dog and cat rescue located in Rochester, NY. All of our animals are being cared for in foster homes until they find their forever homes. We rescue dogs and cats locally from our local shelters, strays and owner surrenders. We also rescue dogs from overcrowded kill shelters in the south.
"I first became involved with Operation Freedom Ride in 2022 when ..." more
Animal Rescue Foundation (ARF Beacon)
#63 in United States, #3 in New York, #1 in Poughkeepsie
Animal Rescue Foundation, also commonly known as ARF, is a Federal 501(c)(3) non-profit, no-kill, 100% volunteer animal rescue located in Beacon, NY. Our dedicated volunteers are driven by their love for animals and their desire to improve the lives of the cats and dogs at ARF.
Since 1986, we've rescued, rehabilitated, sheltered, and found loving homes for thousands of cats and dogs. Every step is taken to assure that animals go to good and appropriate adoptive homes. Even those who aren't chosen by a family experience unwavering love and care from our devoted volunteers, creating a forever home right here at ARF.
"So beautifully run by people who really care about these animals...." more
CH Boxer Rescue
#64 in United States, #4 in New York, #1 in Long Island
CH Boxer Rescue is a 501(c)3. A non-profit dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating Boxers, Bulldogs & assorted breeds in the northeastern US. We save dogs from puppy mills, shelters, and the streets, as well as accept owner surrenders. We strive to take dogs of ALL ages and do not shy away from medical emergencies. Established in 2015.
Boxer
English Bulldog
French Bulldog
Pug
"CH boxer rescue goes above and beyond for all the dogs they bring..." more
Animal Farm Foundation
#87 in United States, #5 in New York, #2 in Poughkeepsie
Animal Farm Foundation (AFF) is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization built on the principle that all dogs are individuals. Our Foundation relies on science-based information on animal behavior and public policy, including breed-specific legislation and housing insurance discrimination, derived from our subsidiary National Canine Research Council, a think tank for science and public policy. AFF's team offers regional and national initiatives that support dogs and the people who care for them in their communities.
Current AFF programs include our Old Friends program, which is an onsite and foster-based program that gives senior dogs in shelters across the country an opportunity to live out their lives in a loving home. Additionally, we have dogs on the younger side that are also apart of our adoption program, who've come to us to await their new homes while enjoying the farm life. Our Family Pantry program recognizes pets as family and, especially during tough times, provide a way to help pets stay with their families.
Furthermore, AFF staff consult with animal shelters across the country on evidence-based, progressive and inclusive enrichment, training, marketing and adoption policies. We also provide toolkits and resources for best practices to governments and community organizations as well as animal shelters and individual dog owners.
"AFF is both one of the foremost experts in advocating the fact th..." more
HumaneCNY
#93 in United States, #6 in New York, #1 in Syracuse
Since 1966, HumaneCNY has been CNY's oldest and largest no-kill animal shelter. We receive no financial support from any governmental agencies or national agencies with similar names and solely survive on private donations from our community. We take in approximately 1,000 animals a year and perform nearly as many adoptions.
"Volunteering at HumaneCNY is an absolute joy. The shelter is clea..." more
Muddy Paws Rescue
#94 in United States, #7 in New York, #2 in New York
Muddy Paws Rescue is a completely foster-based dog rescue operating in New York City, with a mission of building and supporting a thriving pack of dog-loving humans dedicated to ending unnecessary euthanasia of companion pups. Founded in 2016, Muddy Paws has helped more than 7,700 puppies and dogs find loving homes. Partnering with open-intake shelter partners in New York and across the country - Muddy Paws works with a foster network of more than 2,000 homes, and practices a conversation-based, open adoption model to save more than 1,000 lives each year. Muddy Paws operates out of their Hell's Kitchen-based Headquarters - a space that centers and strengthens their #MuddyPawsPack community and lifesaving efforts. For more information, visit muddypawsrescue.org or follow them on Instagram, Facebook, Tiktok and Twitter.
"Muddy Paws has made such a positive impact on my life since movin..." more
NORTH SHORE ANIMAL LEAGUE AMERICA
#97 in United States, #8 in New York, #3 in New York
As the leader in the no-kill movement, North Shore Animal League America is committed to saving and rehabilitating the lives of homeless animals and educating the public about the joys and responsibilities of rescue.
Founded in 1944, we're one of the world's largest, most comprehensive no-kill rescue and adoption organizations. We are headquartered in Port Washington, N.Y. with 2,000 shelter partners across the country and around the globe.
"We have adopted twice, as well as recommending family members, an..." more
Badass Animal Rescue
#98 in United States, #9 in New York, #4 in New York
Badass Animal Rescue is a 501(c)3 dog rescue based in Brooklyn, NY. As a leader in responsible rescue, we rescue the most vulnerable dogs regardless of their breed, age, size, and medical history from underserved shelters and communities in the United States.
Upon rescue, all our dogs receive comprehensive veterinary care including spay/neuter, vaccinations, deworming, heartworm testing and treatment, and flea/tick and heartworm preventatives. In some cases, this includes surgery and other specialist vet care.
Badass does not have a shelter and relies on foster families to provide care, training, and ultimately improve successful adoption outcomes. The more foster homes we have, the more dogs we can save!
"For over a decade I have been supporting and volunteering with th..." more
Companion Animal Rescue Efforts [CARE] of Dutchess County
#98 in United States, #9 in New York, #3 in Poughkeepsie
Compassionate Animal Rescue Efforts of Dutchess County (CARE of DC) is a No Kill non profit pet adoption agency formed in the Poughkeepsie area in 2016. We are located in Wappingers Falls, New York. Pursuant to Article 26-A, Section408 of the Agriculture and Markets Law, this registrant is authorized to operate as a registered pet recue, in compliance with such law, at this location.
Founder Karen LeCain established CARE of DC after many years of successful animal rescue and placement. She has developed relationships with the area's finest Veterinarians, sponsors, non-profit organizations, and more. Karen has dedicated her life to ensure that all animals are given a chance at life, whether they're found sick and afraid, injured or abandoned. She is advanced in properly selecting the right applicants for the animals being adopted, in the best interests of the pet's health, wellbeing, welfare, and happiness.
"I have 2 dogs from CARE and have been volunteering there for 3 ye..." more
Second Chance Canine Adoption Shelter
#99 in United States, #10 in New York, #2 in Syracuse
Second Chance Canine Adoption Shelter runs completely on donations to help care for the dogs found in the city of Syracuse. All of our dogs are fixed, up to date on shots, heart worm tested and on preventative care while in our shelter. We pull these dogs from the over crowded city shelter to help free up much needed kennel space and prevent them from being euthanized due to overcrowding.
"Second chance is a shelter in Syracuse NY. It was started as a pr..." more
Lollypop Farm
#99 in United States, #10 in New York, #2 in Rochester
Lollypop Farm, the Humane Society of Greater Rochester, has been helping animals and people since 1873. Support from the community enables around 115 staff members and more than 800 volunteers to care for around 10,000 animals each year and makes possible a variety of programs to address issues that contribute to the surrender of unwanted animals.
"Rescued Treasures Pet Adoptions tells it like it is to adoptees. ..." more
Pitbulls and Addicts
#99 in United States, #10 in New York, #5 in New York
"We were lucky to find our special needs girl from Northern Lakes...." more
New York Bully Crew
#99 in United States, #10 in New York, #2 in Long Island
The New York Bully Crew is a non-profit that pulls bully breeds from kill shelters, rescues them from the streets, provides them with all their necessary medical care, and then works tirelessly to find loving homes for them. NYBC also hosts dogs from other shelters and foster homes that are looking for a forever home. They work hard to get each dog adopted by loving families who will appreciate their intelligence, personality, and spirit.
"NYBC is the best! They do not shy away from some of the worst cas..." more
Helping Hounds Dog Rescue
#99 in United States, #10 in New York, #2 in Syracuse
HHDR is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization funded by donations, fundraisers and adoption fees, that works to find forever homes for rescue dogs in the Central New York area. HHDR is located at 7268 Caswell Street, North Syracuse, NY 13212.
Our team of dedicated staff is well supported by an army of volunteers and as a result we are able to successfully place over 1,700 dogs annually into loving homes.
"Workers with the kindest heart for the most deserving ❤️"
ANIMAL RESCUE FUND OF THE HAMPTONS
#100 in United States, #11 in New York, #3 in Long Island
ARF is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Your contributions make our work possible.
Since it was founded in 1974, ARF has saved over 30,000 cats and dogs.
To date ARF's Op-Cat program has successfully spayed/neutered over 35,000 cats.
ARF's veterinary team ensures all animals for adoption are spayed/neutered, microchipped, vaccinated and ready for homes.
ARF's mobile adoption team travels to locations across the region. Visit our website to find locations near you.
The ARF Thrift & Treasure Shop is located at 17 Poxabogue Lane, Sagaponack, NY. All proceeds benefit the Adoption Center.
ARF is a no kill adoption center. We will care for an animal regardless of how long it takes to find a home, except in extraordinary circumstances, such as incurable illness or severe and dangerous behavioral problems. Animals are admitted by appointment only.
Southampton Animal Shelter Foundation
#100 in United States, #11 in New York, #3 in Long Island
The Southampton Animal Shelter Foundation (SASF) is a 501(c)3 non-profit, open admission, no kill- shelter that relies on the generosity of our donors and volunteers to care for the homeless animals in our community, and place them in loving forever homes. The shelter provides a stepping stone for these animals offering them housing, food, medical treatment, training, and rehabilitation when necessary. For 14 years since the Town eliminated the shelter and SASF was formed, we have been dedicated to caring for homeless animals in our community of 25 hamlets and villages but, we don't stop there. We rescue dogs from kill shelters and dire situations across the country from New York City to Georgia to Puerto Rico and even Mexico. We have proven ourselves to be a leading shelter, and we pride ourselves on finding excellent homes for a large numbers of animals. Since 2010, the shelter's adoption rate has increased significantly due to the many new services we provide, such as a veterinary clinic that handles all incoming medical evaluations and care, public spay and neuter services, micro-chipping, and inoculations. We have one of the best training and behavior departments in the country. Our program socializes, integrates, and enriches the lives of shelter dogs and it has proven to increase the rate of adoptability of these dogs.
Pets Alive
#100 in United States, #11 in New York, #1 in Middletown
Pets Alive is a no-kill animal shelter located in the foothills of the Catskill Mountains, about 90 minutes from New York City. We are one of the oldest no-kill organizations in the United States. Established in 1988, Pets Alive's mission has always been to help animals in need.
Joyful Rescues
#100 in United States, #11 in New York, #6 in New York
To operate as a no-kill rescue (never euthanizing for space or time served).
To take in cats, dogs, puppies and kittens in need, within our means (In need meaning abandoned/owner surrenders, saved from high kill shelters, strays from animal control officers or removed from puppy mills).
To provide safe housing, quality food, medical care (including vaccinations, de-worming, flea treatment and spay/neuter) and love to all pets in our care until suitable, responsible and loving, permanent homes can be found through a strict screening process.
To educate the public on the importance of spaying and neutering which controls the pet overpopulation, responsible pet ownership, and the humane treatment of animals.
To educate the public on the horrors of puppy mills and pet store/internet puppies for sale.
To assist in spaying/neutering pets for low income families, as funds allow, which will aid in population control.
Humane society of Westchester
#100 in United States, #11 in New York, #6 in New York
The Humane Society of Westchester, founded in 1911 as the New Rochelle Humane Society, is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to promoting the human/animal bond through the compassionate care and treatment of animals throughout the communities we serve in Westchester County and beyond. To that end, our goal is to create a living environment that is not just a shelter, but a transitional home for stray, lost, abandoned, injured, and abused animals, until they can ultimately be placed in loving permanent homes. Through promotion of successful pet adoption, animal population control, and public education of animal welfare issues, we advance our belief that pet ownership is a lifetime commitment.
We service 19 communities in Westchester County including Ardsley, Dobbs Ferry, Elmsford, Greenburgh, Harrison, Hartsdale, Hastings-on-Hudson, Irvington, Larchmont, Town of Mamaroneck, Village of Mamaroneck, Mount Vernon, New Rochelle, Pelham, Pelham Manor, Port Chester, Rye Brook, City of Rye and Tarrytown.
Schuyler County Humane Society
#100 in United States, #11 in New York, #6 in New York
The Humane Society of Schuyler County is a limited admission, no-kill shelter. Incorporated in 1987, we are the only full-service animal welfare organization serving the needs of our community. The Humane Society provides shelter for stray and surrendered animals, offers animals for adoption, provides a low-cost spay/neuter program, delivers educational resources and manages programs to help area residents care for their pets.
We recently completed a major shelter consolidation and renovation project enabling us to offer our services in one convenient location and provide the highest possible level of care for every animal. The facility provides housing for 24 dogs and 45 cats in both the main building and in the Kitty Kaboose. The facility includes a surgical suite, offices, and a meeting room for training and educational programs.
Animal Haven
#100 in United States, #11 in New York, #6 in New York
Animal Haven is a nonprofit organization that finds homes for abandoned cats and dogs throughout the Tri-State area, and provides behavior intervention when needed to improve chances of adoption.
Founded in 1967, we operate an animal shelter in Manhattan. We also provide programs that enhance the bond between animals and people. Animal Haven is a 501(c)3 organization.
Jake's Rescue Ranch
#100 in United States, #11 in New York, #6 in New York
My name is Allison Monaco. I am the founder of this organization. My lifelong passion for animals, especially dogs, is what made me create this rescue. Along with the help of my husband Craig, we are able to foster and find homes for so many dogs in need. We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Nassau County, New York. We rely on donations and foster homes to continue saving lives.
Jake, was our dog, that passed away in 2016. He was the most loving dog and shared so many memories with our family. We wanted to honor him by creating this dog rescue in his name.
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Our foster program allows us to thoroughly assess the behaviors and condition of each dog so that we can develop an individualized approach to help them feel safe and loved, and give them time to recover from any medical or emotional injuries of the past.
Upon arrival at JRR, our dogs receive full medical treatment by a veterinarian to ensure their overall health. Then, we spend one-on-one time with each rescue to get to know their unique personality and disposition, and, if needed, provide training to guide them to be the best forever dog they can be.
Because of the time and care that we dedicate to each of our rescues, we are able to find them homes with amazing families, where they will be loved and thrive for the rest of their lives.
The organization was officially started in February 2017. Since then we have rescued, fostered and found homes for dogs in need from all over the country. Our ability to rescue depends entirely on the donations we receive. With your compassion and generosity, we can continue our mission of saving lives! We pride ourselves on making sure that each and every dog receives the proper medical care before he/she is placed for adoption. Every dollar you donate is tax deductible and goes directly toward saving the life of an animal!
Hurst's Heart Bulldog Rescue
#100 in United States, #11 in New York, #6 in New York
Hurley's Heart Bulldog Rescue is a non-profit organization dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and rehoming of bulldogs in need. Our mission is to provide compassionate care and comfort to abandoned, abused, or neglected bulldogs, nurse them back to health, and find them loving forever homes. We aim to protect bulldogs, advocate for the welfare of all animals, and strengthen the human-animal bond in our community. Through adoption, education, veterinary care, and outreach, we strive to improve the lives of bulldogs and spread awareness about these wonderful companions. Our goal is for every dog that comes through our program to have the bright future they deserve, surrounded by people who will cherish them as members of the family. We are committed to matching each bulldog with responsible, caring adopters who will provide them with lifetime love and care.
Hearts & Bones Rescue
#100 in United States, #11 in New York, #6 in New York
Hearts & Bones Rescue is a 501(c)(3) non-profit foster-based rescue with dual bases in New York City, NY and Dallas, TX. We are dedicated to ending the needless euthanasia of shelter dogs through direct lifesaving, shared learning, and community building. Our incredible network of rescue partners, fosters, volunteers, and a small but mighty staff work together to save dogs in the areas where shelters are under the greatest stress, and unite them with loving adopters ready to give them the lives they deserve.
Heavenly Angels Animal Rescue
#100 in United States, #11 in New York, #6 in New York
As a foster-based rescue, Heavenly Angels is a registered 501(c)(3) not-for-profit.
The dogs we take in are evaluated, socialized and receive training in their foster homes.
Please consider fostering; it is a wonderful way to save a life and help these animals find a forever home.
Rescue Dogs Rock NYC
#100 in United States, #11 in New York, #6 in New York
Rescue Dogs Rock is a non-profit animal rescue founded in 2015. We exist solely on donations and rely primarily on fundraising to help animals in need.
Our goal is to raise awareness of the ever growing plight of homeless animals in this country, both in shelters and those dumped on our streets. Way too many amazing animals are euthanized every single day simply because they are homeless.
We want to introduce these animals to the public and educate people that unwanted companion animals are not damaged goods or unworthy, but really can be great family pets. Because the abuse, neglect, cruelty and medical cases cost shelters the most money and are the most urgent, they are often the first animals euthanized.
Our focus is on the rescue of these urgent animals and provide them immediately the routine, emergency or specialized medical care they need and deserve. We will go beyond just vet care and get these animals rehabilitated as needed using trainers and behaviorists to help overcome issues related to past trauma.
It is our belief that no injured or abused animal should lose its life simply due to lack of funds. We do not have our own shelter, and we will rely on volunteers, fosters and adopters to take the animals into their homes and provide them with proper care and nurturing.
All of our animals will be vaccinated, heart worm tested, micro-chipped and altered. All of our homes, foster or adopter, will be fully screened, including references and vet check, an interview with the applicant and a home visit to ensure the home is the right fit for the animal.
Air Twiga Animal Rescue
#100 in United States, #11 in New York, #6 in New York
Air Twiga Animal Rescue specializes in rescuing and rehabilitating homeless and medically in-need animals, including American Staffordshire Terrier mixes. We are located throughout the United States.
Since its inception, Air Twiga Animal Rescue has saved hundreds of American Staffordshire Terriers, Pit Bull mixes, German Shepherds, Cattle Dogs, Labradors, Golden Retrievers, Border Collies, Jack Russell Terriers, Yorkies, and Shih Tzus.
Our rescued dogs receive the finest medical care at the Animal Medical Center in New York, the Animal Hospital of Roslyn, and Montecito Animal Hospital. They also receive top-notch professional behavioral training from Dr. Karlene Bonnes, Founder and President of Animal Behavior Specialists in New York.
We strive to eliminate the negative stereotypes about the abandoned and encourage people to adopt instead of buying a pet.
Air Twiga Animal Rescue aims to end the unscrupulous killing of valuable, loving animals and realize a future without homeless pets.
We rescue the beloved Pit Bull breed in compliance with all local and state laws and ordinances and other animals, wild or domestic, by helicopter or plane, especially those affected by abuse, neglect, injury, illness, and natural calamities. We pilot throughout the United States, including Alaska, Canada, Kenya, Tanzania and South Africa.
With great pride, Air Twiga Animal Rescue/Pilots N Paws has flown Military Canine War heroes from war zones in Afghanistan and Iraq to safety and new homes in the U.S.
We have flown retired Military Canine War Heroes from their military bases to the Animal Medical Center in New York and the United States Senate in Washington, D.C., to be awarded the Medal of Honor.
Our aircraft were amongst the first on the ground in Texas and Louisiana. Working with Pilots N Paws, we rescued over a hundred canine victims during Hurricane Harvey.
Little Shelter Animal Rescue & Adoption Center
#100 in United States, #11 in New York, #6 in New York
Little Shelter Animal Rescue and Adoption Center is a non-profit, no-kill animal shelter nestled on six wooded acres in Huntington, Long Island. We have been dedicated to saving abandoned dogs and cats and placing them into loving forever homes since 1927. Age, physical condition, and socialization issues are never criteria for rescuing a dog or cat whose life is in jeopardy.
Through rescue-from-kill facilities, rehabilitation of sick and unsocialized pets, and a 100% spay/neuter program, We hope to end pet overpopulation and place all dogs and cats into loving forever homes.
During their stay here at Little Shelter, all dogs and cats receive the highest quality medical care and are spayed or neutered before they are adopted. Every potential adopter is interviewed and thoroughly screened to ensure the right fit for each individual dog or cat.
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