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.
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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.
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Rescued Treasures Pet Adoptions
#100 in United States, #11 in New York, #3 in Rochester
Rescued Treasures Pet Adoptions is a 501c3 non-profit pet rescue run solely by volunteers who have a passion to help society's abandoned cats and dogs. Each year in the United States 3-4 million dogs and cats are euthanized in shelters. While Rescued Treasures Pet Adoptions cannot solve this problem, we have dedicated ourselves to saving as many as we can.
NEW 2 U RESCUE
#100 in United States, #11 in New York, #3 in Rochester
New 2 U Rescues is a foster based all breed dog rescue whose primary mission is to help dogs in need. We operate out of foster homes and all animals taken in live in a foster home until an appropriate adoptive home is found. We supply training and veterinary care, as needed, to all of the animals in our care.
Pets Stop Here, Inc
#100 in United States, #11 in New York, #3 in Rochester
Pets Stop Here, Inc. is a volunteer organization committed to rescuing pups primarily from the Rochester area. We provide a safe and secure refuge for abused, unwanted, and neglected animals while they await adoption. In recent years we have made a name for ourselves as the organization who takes the dogs others do not want. From intensive medical cases, to those with significant Behavioral challenges, Our mantra is no pup left behind!
Against All Oddz Animal Alliance Inc
#100 in United States, #11 in New York, #3 in Rochester
Against All Oddz is not just an animal sanctuary. It is not just a rescue. Nor is it just a legal-based animal advocacy resource center. While it is all of those things, founder and attorney Matthew Albert says it is more than just that. It is a state of mind. The two core tenets of Against All Oddz are the sanctity of life and the power of redemption. We believe in empowering people, empowering animals, and empowering people through the gift of animals.
Fetch A Friend Rescue
#100 in United States, #11 in New York, #3 in Rochester
Fetch A Friend Rescue was started April 2015. Owner Jamie Hughes has been in love with dogs since she received her first one 25 years ago at age 6. In 2005 Jamie started volunteering at the local animal shelter and began to spend every day of the week there working with the dogs and running their website.
In 2011, she and a friend saw the need for more facilities for dogs in need of homes and they began 2nd Chance Dog Rescue. From March 2011-December 2014 they rescued and placed over 750 dogs in their forever homes. Rescue and caring for dogs are Jamie's passion and she couldn't imagine not being able to work with them on a daily basis. With the support of her family and friends Jamie chose to pursue her dream on her own and opened a new boarding facility and rescue in Seneca Falls, NY.
Opened in February 2016, Phoebe's K9 Resort offers dog and cat boarding, doggy daycare, and grooming. It is also home to Fetch A Friend Rescue.
Jamie lives in Seneca Falls with her 6 dogs, Abby, Tucker, Phoebe, Lily, Fritz & Rocky.
Volunteer and Adoption Coordinator Kate Larham has been with us since day one caring for the dogs every day of the week, all while maintaining a full time job. Kate is our prime caregiver, transporter, enrichment leader, adoption facilitator and an advocate for the voiceless. Kate is instrumental to the rescue and loves every dog as though they were her own. She ensures each dog is spoiled beyond measure and shown love every day they are with us. Kate lives in Geneva with her husband and 3 dogs, Sheldon, Leena & Max.
Beverly Animal Shelter
#100 in United States, #11 in New York, #3 in Rochester
Originally founded in 1958 by Gladys Schultz (and fondly known as Schultz's, the Beverly Animal Shelter is located in Waterloo, New York. Since Glady's passing in 1991, the shelter was purchased and operated by Dallyn Jenkins, President of the Board of Directors. At that time the shelter was named after Jenkins own mother Beverly, an animal lover and Glady's friend. In 2008, the Beverly Animal Shelter was designated a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.
The BAS is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization and no-kill facility. Only animals that are too aggressive or that are terminal and in pain are humanely euthanized. The shelter utilizes local vets for medical care and advice for its animals. We do not euthanize and animal to make space, nor do we pick or choose optimal animals to take in. For this reason many animals may spend their entire life at our shelter. These are the special animals that many other shelters deem un- adoptable and would put down or not accept due to their behavioral or medical conditions.
Verona Street Animal Society
#100 in United States, #11 in New York, #3 in Rochester
Rochester Animal Services (RAS) is a municipal animal care and control organization. It serves Rochester's people and animals to create safe neighborhoods, support the human-animal bond, and save and enhance lives.