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Far Point Collie Rescue
A non-profit rescue operation in central Pennsylvania takes in animals from shelters or owner surrenders. Please help these furkids find the loving, forever home they deserve!




Petzone Dog Rescue & Thrift ShopSave a Life--Rescue a Dog
Dog rescue organizations are groups run by individuals, small groups, or breed clubs that help find homes for unwanted animals. These loveable dogs come from a number of places, including animal shelters or private owners who can no longer keep their pets, for a variety of reasons.
Find a shelter: Search by your state, city, or ZIP code through the ASPCA's shelter finder.
Find a pet: Petfinder.com- A conglomeration of thousands of rescues nationwide. You can search by location, breed, sex, age, or even size of dog and come up with any number of potential adoptive candidates! Each dog's page contains a short bio and adoption information, and often a link to the shelter's website where the dog is residing. Petfinder also contains a "classifieds" section where individual owners looking to rehome their dogs may post.
Save a pet on death row: Needfulsouls.org- A nationwide site that features photos of pets for adoption in animal control shelters. All breeds can be found in shelters including chihuahua's,maltese, yorkie's, mastiff's and everything inbetween. They each have a story to tell. These animals will be put down if homes are not found immediately. Find your new friend today and save a life of a needy soul.
Find a breed: Visit the rescue pages, listed by breed, in the WikiFido breed directory. Or, search shelters and rescue groups in your city in the Dog-Friendly City Guides.
If you want to find a dog to rescue in your city, visit the dog rescue pages for your city in the Dog-Friendly City Guides. Here are a few of the groups that have already been added:
Arizona:
California:
San Diego
Georgia:
Maryland:
Oregon:
South Carolina:
Tennessee:
Texas:
Washington DC
Know a great local rescue group that should be included? Add it to the city guides!
A non-profit rescue operation in central Pennsylvania takes in animals from shelters or owner surrenders. Please help these furkids find the loving, forever home they deserve!
Petzone Dog Rescue & Thrift ShopSave a Life--Rescue a Dog
Dog rescue organizations are groups run by individuals, small groups, or breed clubs that help find homes for unwanted animals. These loveable dogs come from a number of places, including animal shelters or private owners who can no longer keep their pets, for a variety of reasons.
Find a shelter: Search by your state, city, or ZIP code through the ASPCA's shelter finder.
Find a pet: Petfinder.com- A conglomeration of thousands of rescues nationwide. You can search by location, breed, sex, age, or even size of dog and come up with any number of potential adoptive candidates! Each dog's page contains a short bio and adoption information, and often a link to the shelter's website where the dog is residing. Petfinder also contains a "classifieds" section where individual owners looking to rehome their dogs may post.
Save a pet on death row: Needfulsouls.org- A nationwide site that features photos of pets for adoption in animal control shelters. All breeds can be found in shelters including chihuahua's,maltese, yorkie's, mastiff's and everything inbetween. They each have a story to tell. These animals will be put down if homes are not found immediately. Find your new friend today and save a life of a needy soul.
Find a breed: Visit the rescue pages, listed by breed, in the WikiFido breed directory. Or, search shelters and rescue groups in your city in the Dog-Friendly City Guides.
Add to these lists!
Click EasyEdit to add an organization or group to this page. Or, create a new page for your rescue group: click "add a new page"Dog Rescue Search Engines
National Dog Rescue Organizations
- Humane Society of the United States
- Pet Ark
- ASPCA
- Ratbone Rescues
- White German Shepherd Rescue
- American Fox Terrier Rescue
- Pit Bull Rescue Central
- Bichon Frise Club of America - Rescue
- Akita Club of America
Regional Dog Rescue Organizations
- MidAmerica Border Collie Rescue: Rescuing Border Collies in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois, Indiana and Kentucky.
- Where Wolves Rescue: Education, Rescue, Refuge, Placement and Adoptions of Domestic Wolf Dogs, Wolf Hybrids, and Domestic Wolves. Based out of Arizona but works with a large national community of rescuers.
- Creature Concerns, Inc: Rescuing animals and promoting responsible pet ownership in Oklahoma and Kansas.
- PomRescue.com: Saving Pomeranians one at a time. Located in SC
- Oldies But Goodies Cocker Spaniel Rescue: Rescuing homeless cockers and cocker mixes to find them forever homes, based in VA/MD/DC.
- New Hope Dog Rescue- All-breed rescue in Saskatchewn ,Canada
- Bichon FurKids Rescue - Bichon Frise and Bichon Frise mixes in Southern California. Rescuing, Fostering and Adoptions
- Legacy Boxer Rescue - Dallas/Ft Worth and beyond!
- Akita Rescue Mid-Atlantic Coast, Inc. - Washington DC metro area, VA/MD/WV/DC/southern PA.
Local Dog Rescue Organizations
If you want to find a dog to rescue in your city, visit the dog rescue pages for your city in the Dog-Friendly City Guides. Here are a few of the groups that have already been added: Arizona:
Phoenix
California:
San Diego
San Francisco:
Connecticut
- The Simon Foundation, Inc.
Georgia:
- Atlanta Lab Rescue
- Golden Retriever Rescue of Atlanta (We do labs too!)
Maryland:
Southeastern
Oregon:
Seattle
South Carolina:
Spartanburg
Tennessee:
Memphis
Texas:
Austin
Dallas
Washington DC
