Friends of K9 PAC
K9 PAC believes that collaboration with other dog advocate organizations is the key to accomplishing our shared goals of preventing cruelty and establishing protection for America's canines. Open communication, cooperation, and mutual support enable us to transform our dog-loving communities into a unified, nationwide network of dog advocates. Listed below are some of K9 PAC's friends - organizations that are dedicated to bettering the lives of dogs and share our belief that collaboration is essential to making a lasting impact.
A Place To Bark
Highlights: A PLACE TO BARK is a no kill foster and adoption rescue dedicated to the welfare of animals and was founded by Bernie Berlin. Established in 2001, they mainly work with Animal Control Agencies, rescuing animals from high kill shelters and fostering them until they are healthy. This provides an ideal situation for the animals. They are then placed for adoption through Humane Societies in various parts of the country. A Place To Bark cover all costs for the medical care of the animals with no cost to the Humane Societies. They also handle some private adoptions after a strict screening process. By building bridges and networking together, A Place To Bark hopes to see a future of ending the unnecessary killing of animals. They receive no government assistance. The rescue is funded through private donations and the proceeds of Bernie Berlin's art sales. Follow A Place To Bark on Twitter |
Fences For Fido
Highlights: Through volunteer efforts, they reach out to the guardians of chained dogs and offer them a free fence, shelter, and free or reduced cost spay/neuter. With Fences For Fido's services, dogs who were once chained learn what it's like to live free, run, and play in a safe and more comfortable environment. Learn more..
Become a fan of Fences For Fido on Facebook
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GREY2K USA Mission: to end cruelty to Greyhounds used for commercial racing Highlights: GREY2K USA is a national, non-profit organization comprised of humane-minded citizens who work to pass stronger dog protection laws and close down existing Greyhound racetracks. The organization also offers adoption referral information to help the thousands of dogs still racing. In November 2008, GREY2K USA became the first group to successfully close down dog tracks through the citizens initiative process, passing Massachusetts Ballot Question 3. They also have a sister-organization called GREY2K USA Education Fund that focuses on educating the public about the history and lives of greyhounds and their exploitation today at racetracks nationwide, and to promote adoption efforts nationwide. Become a fan of GREY2K USA on Facebook
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Humane Society of the United States (HSUS)
Highlights: The Humane Society of the United States is the nation's largest and most effective animal protection organization - backed by 11 million Americans, or one in every 28. It is America's mainstream force against cruelty, exploitation and neglect, as well as the most trusted voice extolling the human-animal bond. HSUS seeks a humane and sustainable world for all animals - a world that will also benefit people. Click here to learn more about HSUS. Become a fan of HSUS on Facebook
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K9 Ohana Founded: 2009 Highlights: K9 Ohana is a small, home-based dog rescue in the Central Valley of California. The founder, Shannon (Shea) Johnson, focuses mainly on pulling dogs of all breeds, ages and sizes from the pound . When donations make it possible, K9 Ohana subsidizes spays for $30, including rabies and micro-chip. Become a fan of K9 Ohana on Facebook
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Kindred Canines
Highlights: Kindred Canines, "where dogs and humans find kindred spirits", is a growing all-breed dog rescue located in Modesto CA. Kindred Canines primarily pulls shelter dogs who are in danger of being euthanized; usually these dogs are good dogs and the shelters who are euthanizing them are doing so simply because they are overcrowded and have no other options. All of their dogs are spayed/neutered, up-to-date on vaccinations & rabies, and have been microchipped. They have a three tier adoption process: (1) application, (2) meet and greet, and (3) home visit. Once a family or person has been approved to adopt a contract is signed and the dog can go home! Become a fan of Kindred Canines on Facebook Make a Donation / Become a Foster
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PAWS Rescue of Northern Virginia
Highlights: PAWS Rescue is an incorporated, non-profit 501c3 rescue and adoption organization established to rescue homeless and abandoned dogs in the Northern Virginia area. They are committed to saving as many dogs from euthanasia as possible. They rescue dogs from rural kill shelters and help them find loving homes. PAWS IS A NO-KILL RESCUE GROUP. They spay/neuter, vaccinate, de-worm, and micro-chip all our dogs as well as provide medical attention when needed. They rehabilitate our dogs by using behavioral training and giving them lots of love to restore their faith in human beings.
Join the PAWS cause on Facebook Make a Donation / Become a Foster or Volunteer
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