Pawfect Match Rescue and Rehabilitation
#21 in United States, #1 in North Carolina, #1 in Raleigh
Pawfect Match Rescue and Rehabilitation is a dedicated non-profit rescue comprised of only volunteers. We are committed to rescuing and rehabilitating dogs that would otherwise face euthanasia due to illness, injury, age, breed, etc. Our shelterless rescue aims to address this critical issue by providing necessities including medical
care, basic training and the opportunity to familiarize the dogs to safe loving homes. We strongly believe that every dog deserves a chance at a happy and fulfilling life.
"We, like so many others, adopted a COVID dog. I was so impressed ..." more
Charley's K-9 Rescue
#31 in United States, #2 in North Carolina, #1 in Durham
Charley's K-9 Rescue is a 501c3 non-profit dog rescue focused on helping bully breeds in our NC shelters at risk of euthanasia.
"I am lucky enough to be a small part of the village at Charley’s ..." more
Colonial Capital Humane Society
#40 in United States, #3 in North Carolina, #1 in New Bern
Established in 1978, Colonial Capital Humane Society (CCHS) is the only no-kill shelter in Craven County. We are committed to providing a safe and nurturing environment for abandoned, abused and neglected animals while they wait for their forever homes. CCHS is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, volunteer and donation driven organization.
"I volunteer with Colonial Capital Humane Society, working with th..." more
Bullies 2 The Rescue
#41 in United States, #4 in North Carolina, #1 in Charlotte
Bullies 2 the Rescue is made up of a group of volunteers that I call my family. We rely solely on donations for the care and treatment of the rescued Bulldogs that are admitted to our organization.
"This rescue goes to extremes to rescue French and English Bulldog..." more
Freedom Ride Rescue
#53 in United States, #5 in North Carolina, #2 in Raleigh
In the rescue world, a 'Freedom Ride' is that magical car ride out of an animal shelter for a dog. At first they are nervous, but there is a moment when they realize they are safe. tongue out, tail wagging, a new chapter for them.
Freedom Ride Rescue is foster based in the Raleigh NC area. We have no facility and every one of our adoptable (and not quite ready to be adopted) animals are in homes where families are teaching trust, love, basic manners. preparing your future dog ready to be the best addition to your family that they can be!
"I started out as a foster for Freedom Ride Rescue so I could hang..." more
Mountain Pet Rescue AVL
#60 in United States, #6 in North Carolina, #1 in Asheville
We are a non-profit, foster-based animal rescue in Asheville, NC that has saved thousands of lives since our inception in 2017. Through grassroots efforts, we envision a future in which all companion animals find loving homes where they are able to receive the care and respect they deserve.
"I have volunteered at MPR for several years (moving from another ..." more
US Dog Coalition and Rescue
#79 in United States, #7 in North Carolina, #3 in Raleigh
The US Dog Coalition and Rescue is dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming dogs facing various challenges.
At US Dog Coalition and Rescue, our mission is simple yet profound: to make a positive impact on the lives of dogs and the communities they inhabit. Through our tireless efforts, we strive to provide sanctuary and support to dogs who have been abandoned, neglected, or abused, ensuring they receive the care and attention they deserve.
With a network of dedicated volunteers, compassionate staff, and supportive donors, we work tirelessly to rescue dogs from shelters, streets, and harmful situations. Once in our care, each dog receives comprehensive veterinary care, training, and rehabilitation tailored to their individual needs, preparing them for a second chance at a happy and fulfilling life.
Beyond rescue efforts, we are committed to promoting responsible pet ownership through education, outreach, and advocacy initiatives. By fostering a culture of compassion and understanding, we aim to create a world where every dog is valued, cherished, and treated with kindness and respect.
"This rescue has been amazing for our family to foster multiple do..." more
Independent Animal Rescue
#82 in United States, #8 in North Carolina, #2 in Durham
Independent Animal Rescue is a non-profit group in the Triangle region of North Carolina that works to provide homes for hundreds of unwanted cats and dogs each year. Our mission is to rescue and care for cats and dogs in need and reduce the suffering of unwanted animals through our adoption, spay/neuter, and community education programs.
"Great organization who really cares about the dogs!"
Animal Protection Society of Durham
#83 in United States, #9 in North Carolina, #3 in Durham
The Animal Protection Society of Durham (APS) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that has been helping animals in our community since 1970, and has managed the Durham County Animal Shelter since 1990. APS relies on donations from caring individuals and corporations to feed, shelter and provide medical attention for the nearly 5,000 stray, surrendered, abandoned, abused and neglected animals we care for each year.
"APS does a wonderful job caring for the animals in our community...." more
Tranquility Sanctuary
#93 in United States, #10 in North Carolina, #2 in Charlotte
Christie Brown
Founder of Tranquility Sanctuary
As the founder of this nonprofit animal rescue shelter located in Charlotte, North Carolina, Christie's journey is a testament to a lifelong dedication to the well-being of our furry companions.
Christie's affinity for animals began at a tender age, growing up surrounded by the stunning landscapes of Alaska. From rescuing ducks and rabbits to fearless encounters with snakes, her compassionate spirit has been a driving force since the age of 7. This early passion laid the foundation for what would become Tranquility Sanctuary, a haven for animals in need.
A licensed professional dog groomer renowned for operating one of the top Grooming Spas in Charlotte, NC, Christie's expertise extends far beyond the grooming table. With comprehensive experience in handling and caring for animals of all kinds, she ensures that each resident at Tranquility Sanctuary receives the highest level of attention and care. Her commitment to their well-being goes beyond the physical; Christie is also CPR certified, providing a holistic approach to the care of our beloved animals.
Christie's vision for Tranquility Sanctuary is rooted in providing more than just shelter. It's about creating a sanctuary that mirrors the love, compassion, and second chances that every animal deserves. Join us in celebrating Christie's lifelong commitment to animal welfare and her role as the driving force behind Tranquility Sanctuary.
But our mission extends beyond sheltering animals. We are passionate about finding permanent homes for our beloved companions. Through our innovative adoption programs and extensive outreach efforts, we work tirelessly to match each animal with a loving family that will provide a lifetime of love, companionship, and happiness.
At Tranquility Sanctuary, we believe in the power of education and community engagement. We actively promote responsible pet ownership, humane treatment, and the importance of spaying and neutering. By fostering a culture of empathy and understanding, we aim to create a ripple effect of compassion that reaches far beyond our sanctuary's walls.
Behind our mission stands a team of dedicated and experienced animal lovers. Their unwavering commitment and tireless efforts ensure that every animal in our care receives the highest level of compassion, veterinary care, and emotional support. We believe in giving animals a voice and advocating for their rights, always striving to create a better world for them.
Join us on our journey towards a future where every animal finds their forever home, where their wagging tails and gentle purrs fill homes with joy and warmth. Together, let's create a world where tranquility, love, and respect define our relationship with all living beings.
"Tranquility Sanctuary provides a nurturing environment for the re..." more
Humane Society of Union County
#94 in United States, #11 in North Carolina, #3 in Charlotte
We'd describe ourselves as a small group of dedicated volunteers, rescuers and business professionals with a common bond: to help as many dogs and cats as is humanly possible.
We are also friendly and approachable!
The Humane Society of Union County is a 501C3 nonprofit organization. We are funded solely through the generosity of your contributions and receive no federal or state funding.
"I love the dedication the staff of HSUC. Their love of animals ma..." more
Perfectly Imperfect Pups (PIPs)
#97 in United States, #12 in North Carolina, #4 in Raleigh
We had a vision of a rescue that takes in the most urgent pups dogs with special needs and medical cases in and around North Carolina. While our focus is special needs, we are inclusive of all dogs and our main purpose is to rescue as many dogs in need as we can.
PIPs is a foster based rescue, this means that there is no brick and mortar location- all dogs are kept in someone's home. We depend on fosters that are willing to open their hearts and homes to help a dog transition on to a forever home. Foster homes are needed for special and medical needs but also for puppies, adult dogs and seniors that are not PIP-abled.
"PIPs is a fantastic organization that goes above and beyond for a..." more
Forgotten, now family
#98 in United States, #13 in North Carolina, #4 in Charlotte
We specialize in major medical rescue but serve all the animals we can. Our purpose is to help the forgotten animals become family.
"Love the work done for “throwaway and unwanted” dogs."
Boxer Butts & Other Mutts Rescue
#98 in United States, #13 in North Carolina, #2 in Asheville
Welcome to Boxer Butts & Other Mutts, Inc. We are a 501 (c)(3) non profit rescue group located in Western North Carolina.
BBOM was founded by Heidi Wagner and Shawn Heystek in December of 2011. Boxer Butts & Other Mutts continues to grow with the love and support of our amazing Rescue Family.
"Heidi takes on some of the worse cases of neglect I’ve seen, Bigg..." more
Saving Grace – Animals for Adoption
#98 in United States, #13 in North Carolina, #1 in Chapel Hill
Saving Grace began in 2004 at a private residence and farm to bring adoptable dogs and loving homes together. North Carolina is one of the highest states for euthanasia in the country and our mission is to make an impact. Since beginning, we've placed over 30,000 animals, however the task is still daunting.
Saving Grace partners with shelters with extremely limited resources where euthanasia rates are high across North Carolina to find adoptable dogs that just need a second chance. We also take a lot of dogs in need of critical care or in dire situations from them as well.
Animals are chosen based on their adoptability as successful family members and Saving Grace strives to provide a more natural and non-traditional shelter environment for dogs to interact with others and exhibit their natural behaviors while awaiting their forever homes. Our Funny Farm setting allows adopters to mingle and interact with a variety of dogs and choose a new companion based on temperament and suitability for their home and family.
Saving Grace is operated in majority by a hardworking and dedicated volunteer and foster base. This team is dedicated to finding an ever-changing but always special group of dogs an equally special family like yours.
From intake to adoption, dogs are cared for by a support system of committed fosters and volunteers. Volunteer roles include everything from transportation, daily care, medical care, and everything in between to get them ready for adoption.
"I’ve heard wonderful things and because they are a no-kill shelte..." more
Rusty's Legacy in Marion NC
#98 in United States, #13 in North Carolina
"My mom adopted the most precious dog from Rusty’s. We became supp..." more
Yadkin County Animal Shelter
#99 in United States, #14 in North Carolina
"Emotional Rescue is a fantastic group who gives medical attention..." more
Love Mutts Rescue
#99 in United States, #14 in North Carolina, #2 in Chapel Hill
Love Mutts Rescue, Inc. (LMR) is a non-breed-specific dog rescue operating in central North Carolina and south central Virginia. We are a volunteer based, non-profit corporation run by a Board of Directors, and IRS designated 501(c)-3 charity.
We rescue dogs in need from the surrounding communities, provide them with appropriate medical care, and place them in foster homes where they can be loved and nourished while they await their forever home. It is our goal to help all dogs that come into our rescue find the families that are destined to be theirs.
Love Mutts Rescue was founded to provide a group of people an avenue to rescue animals from shelters. These shelters, and anyone who turns over a stray, can depend on LMR to provide these animals with proper vetting, nurturing fosters to care for them until they are adopted, and places to have adoption events so the rescue & the rescued can interact with potential adopters. We rely on volunteers to open their homes to foster, which is the only limiting factor to save more lives.
Forsyth Humane Society
#99 in United States, #14 in North Carolina, #1 in Winston
At Forsyth Humane Society, we strive to create a safe and welcoming environment for all animals in our care. Our shelter is built on principles of honesty, transparency, compassion, and non-judgment, which guide us in our efforts to improve the lives of animals.
As a community resource, we provide essential support to pet owners, including food, supplies, veterinary care, and educational programming. We prioritize spay/neuter initiatives, offering resources and referrals to help people keep their pets healthy and happy at home. With a wealth of animal care knowledge, we are dedicated to promoting responsible pet ownership and helping individuals find their perfect animal companion for life. At FHS, we are committed to partnering with our community to celebrate the joys of pet ownership and the importance of caring for our animal friends.
"Dedication and Devotion is their motto."
Second Chance NC
#99 in United States, #14 in North Carolina, #5 in Raleigh
Second Chance Pet Adoptions is a non-profit animal rescue organization that has rescued stray or abandoned cats and dogs in the Triangle Area of North Carolina since 1987.
"Second Chance Pet Adoptions is amazing, I started as a volunteer ..." more
Adoption First Animal Rescue
#99 in United States, #14 in North Carolina, #3 in Asheville
Founder Staci Ventura and her husband Eric Crespo began to develop the idea of Adoption First Animal Rescue in 2011 while working for a rescue in the San Diego, CA area. When Eric was stationed in North Carolina the two realized how much help the rural areas needed and decided to pursue the idea of Adoption First! The Rescue officially started on October 1, 2013 and received its 501c3 status as an official non profit organization in 2014. Since then the rescue has developed a great team of volunteers and established a board of directors who run the day to day operations.
"Adopted a sweet dog from Adoption First and my daughter fosters d..." more
Lake Norman Humane
#99 in United States, #14 in North Carolina, #5 in Charlotte
Lake Norman Humane is a 501(c)(3) non-profit animal welfare organization located in Mooresville, NC. We receive no ongoing state, local, or federal funding. We rely entirely on the generosity of donors and supporters to continue our lifesaving programs.
Lake Norman Humane aims to serve the animals of our community and the people who love them. We intake animals from local animal controls in Lake Norman and surrounding communities as well as from owners who are no longer able to care for their pets. Whether you are looking for a dog, cat, guinea pig, or bird; Lake Norman Humane houses a wide variety of animals looking for a new beginning.
"I have been a volunteer with lake Norman humane for almost 5 year..." more
Kreitzer's Critter Corral Puppy Rescue
#99 in United States, #14 in North Carolina, #5 in Charlotte
We are a Christian based, 501(c)3 non-profit puppy rescue based in Kannapolis, NC.
We believe that all animals are God's creatures and we are put on this earth to care for them as Christ cares for us.
We specialize in puppies & kittens 10 weeks and younger especially the orphaned and abandoned infant who need to be bottle fed; as well as pregnant dogs & cats and those who have recently given birth.
"Rescued my Rat Terrier from there and they are the hero pupper re..." more
Kora's Rescue Ranch
#100 in United States, #15 in North Carolina, #1 in Greensboro
We are a foster based 501c3 rescue that pulls dogs off euthanasia lists all across the country. Our primary focus is saving dogs from euthanasia lists and we often pull them just hours or minutes before their euthanasia deadline, serving as a saving grace to these precious animals.
Guilford County Animal Shelter
#100 in United States, #15 in North Carolina, #1 in Greensboro
The Guilford County Animal Resource Center is the only public open admission animal services center in Guilford County.
We are a professional, caring organization devoted to saving the lives of lost, abandoned and surrendered animals of Guilford County, N.C. We strive to humanely care for all the animals and work diligently to return lost animals to their owners.
We are committed to making every adoption a positive, permanent experience for both the animals and the pet owner. We also conduct community awareness programs such as education on pet care and responsibility, as well as community outreach programs.
Guilford County Animal Services is committed to placing every adoptable animal into a new home. When we have an animal that cannot be placed by our organization, we work collaboratively with other rescue organizations to help place specific dogs, cats, livestock, exotic and wildlife.
The Guilford County Animal Services is committed to every animal that arrives at our facility. Our staff is devoted to treating every animal to help it get adopted. We are proud to have a 90% live release rate for cats and an 84% live release rate for dogs in 2023. Live release rates are determined by the number of animals that come into into the shelter, divided by the number of animals who had a successful outcome through adoption and rescue partners. Last year 8,355 animals entered our shelter compared to 5,526 in 2022.
Humane Society of Eastern Carolina
#100 in United States, #15 in North Carolina, #1 in Greenville
The Humane Society of Eastern Carolina is a private non-profit 501c3 organization that provides temporary housing, feeding, and medical care to animals in need. The Humane Society of Eastern Carolina's mission is to serve as a safe haven for homeless and neglected pets until they find their forever home and to serve as a resource to the community. By educating the public about issues pertaining to animals, we feel that we can work towards the elimination of over breeding of dogs and cats and teach owners to be responsible pet owners. At the same time, we hope to facilitate adoption of pets to good homes so that we can allow more unwanted animals to find a temporary home with us.
RescueConnect Animal Rescue
#100 in United States, #15 in North Carolina, #1 in Wilmington
RescueConnect was started to help the overwhelming number of homeless beagles and bassets that find themselves homeless in North and South Carolina.
Over the years we have expanded our partnership models to provide assistance to homeless cats and to include a wider range of breeds, but still focus on beagles, bassets, mixes of these breeds or other adoptable dogs under 50lbs. We also support cats by helping locals with TNR efforts and placing cats deemed socialized after trapping find forever families through local adoption. As we have gained cat rescue volunteer fosters, we have been able to provide assistance to shelters across North Carolina.
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Humane Society of Davie County
#100 in United States, #15 in North Carolina, #2 in Winston
The Humane Society of Davie County (HSDC) is committed to reducing euthanasia in our community through increased adoptions, transporting to partner rescues, promoting spay and neuter programs, and providing low-income pet owners with access to our food pantry.
Furever Angels Animal Rescue of Charlotte
#100 in United States, #15 in North Carolina
Furever Angels is a no-kill 501c3 tax deductible dog rescue made up of volunteer advocates whose mission is to provide safe loving foster homes and ultimately forever homes for neglected dogs.
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