1. NetVet Animal Welfare / Rights / Humane / Rescue Organizations International Fund for Animal Welfare PetLine Lost Found Service. PetNet, A Network of Animal Shelters. Pets Are Wonderful Support http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

2. Links To Rescue Leagues, Humane Societies, Animal Shelter, Pet local Humane Societies, Animal Shelters, Rescue Leagues, Pet Adoption Sanctuaries, and Animal of Cruelty to Animals International Rescue Dog http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

3. Animal_rescue Listing of animal rescue organizations, facilities. Frequently updated. International. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

4. World Animal Net World Animal Net a worldwide network of societies campaigning to improve the status and welfare of animals http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

5. New Page 1 Training of PoliceFire-Animal Control Officers in correct handling during VERMONT VIRGINIA WASHINGTON WEST VIRGINIA WISCONSIN WYOMING http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

6. Romania Animal Rescue - Store Romania Animal Rescue, an international nonprofit animal charity. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

7. Romania Animal Rescue - Newsletter for one reason or another, have ended up in our animal sheltershomeless, desperate, hoping Mittal, owner of Ispat International, resides in http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

8. Animal Welfare And Conservation Charity Born Free Foundation Born Free Foundation An international wildlife charity working throughout the world to prevent wild animal suffering and protect threatened species http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

9. Shelters, Adoptions, Humane Societies, More.. Akbash Dogs International Rescue Service Friends of County Animal Shelters, FOCAS (San Diego) Georgia Equine Rescue League, Ltd. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

10. Animal Rescue, Shelters, Society Sites Animal Rescue, Shelters, Society Sites Page 1 of 6. Can you place a price on friendship? page. National/International sites. American Humane http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

11. Animal Rescue, Shelters, Society Sites you will find sites that deal at either a National or international level. animalSMain page for section, Rings! animal Rescue, shelters Societies* http://www.robinsfyi.com/animals/shelters/animalshelters.htm

Animal Rescue, Shelters, Society Sites Page 1 of 6 Can you place a price on friendship? Of course not, but many an animal does pay the price with his life, because of the lack of friendship. I have no problem with responsible breeders, its the hobbyist, and puppy/kitten mills and irresponsible owners I have a problem with. If you are looking for a new family member or just want to find a place to help, you should be able to find it in these pages. These sites include all types of animals from cute little hamsters, to lions. Most site's names indicate the type of animal(s) they work with, if not I try to give you an idea by a simple note next to the name. Since the majority of the groups handle cats and/or dogs, if nothing is noted this may be assumed. Below on this page you will find sites that deal at either a National or International level . Local locations may be found under their state or country. If you know of a group or shelter I have missed, please feel free to send me it's URL. If your group would like to be listed, but does not have a website click here As of 4/9/99 there were 664 listings, I have now quit counting! However continue to add sites as I learn of them .

12. United Press International: Frist Asked To Atone For Killing Cats Frist disclosed that he went to animal shelters and pretended to adopt the cats, telling shelter Copyright © 20012004 United Press international http://www.upi.com/view.cfm?StoryID=20021231-071056-3546r

13. WI - Pet Lovers - Animal Shelters Wildlife international. Humane shelters provide refuge for lost or unwanted animals. How to Find Your Local animal Shelter http://www.wildlife-international.org/EN/public/pets/shelters.html

Home Emergency Site Help Contact Us ... Breed Rescue Animal Shelters Pet Health Pets And Wildlife Read About It Search Google This Site Birding Wildlife And You Contact Us Shopping ... Pet Lovers Animal Shelters Humane shelters provide refuge for lost or unwanted animals. Humane organizations are committed to ending the suffering of animals. To accomplish this goal, they work to educate the public, push for protective legislation, help enforce anti-cruelty laws, and provide refuge and a second chance for lost or unwanted animals. Some of these organizations are national or even international in scope; others groups are local or regional in nature. The links below are provided to help our visitors locate an animal shelter in their area. How to Find Your Local Animal Shelter Canadian Federation of Humane Societies ASPCA Shelter Search Worldwide Shelter Database ... Contact Us

14. International Pedigree® Stage Stop Sled Dog Race (IPSSSDR) animal shelters on international Sled Dog Race Receive Pedigree Food for Dogs Jackson, WyomingDecember 19, 2001 Pedigree ® Food for Dogs, title sponsor http://www.wyomingstagestop.org/press12-19-01.htm

Sign Up for Race Updates Here 2005 race results home race schedule race map stage stops ... related links Press Releases Contact: Darla Worden, Media Relations, 303-744-0935 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Animal Shelters on International Sled Dog Race Receive Pedigree Food for Dogs Jackson, Wyoming-December 19, 2001 Pedigree ® Food for Dogs, title sponsor of the International Pedigree Stage Stop Sled Dog Race (IPSSSDR), is contributing one year’s worth of dog food to each of the communities on the race route announced Frank Teasley, Race Director. The communities on the 2002 route are Jackson Hole, Dubois, Pinedale, Lander, Evanston/Mountain View, Kemmerer and Alpine. The food is used by the communities as prizes during the festivities surrounding the IPSSSDR, and distributed to local animal shelters. "We are thrilled to receive the Pedigree pet food contribution," said Corey Rybeck, Jackson Hole Animal Shelter. "We use it at the shelter and the doggies here love it" The Pedigree brand actively supports a wide range of programs that promote responsible pet ownership and highlight the contributions dogs make to society. Such programs include Homeward Bound, a national pet adoption support program to encourage adoption of the nation’s 12 million homeless animals; the National Association for Search and Rescue; police canine units; and non-profit organizations that train and place service dogs for hearing and visually impaired people.

15. International Pedigree® Stage Stop Sled Dog Race (IPSSSDR) Pedigree ® Contributes Pet Food to animal shelters on IPSSSDR Route Pedigree joined the international Rocky Mountain Stage Stop Sled Dog Race as title http://www.wyomingstagestop.org/press6.htm

Sign Up for Race Updates Here 2005 race results home race schedule race map stage stops ... related links Press Releases Winter 1999-2000 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Frank Teasley, Race Director, (307)734-1163 Darla Worden, Media Relations, (307)672-3818 Pedigree ® Contributes Pet Food to Animal Shelters on IPSSSDR Route Jackson, Wyoming-January 8, 2000 Pedigree ® food for dogs is contributing one year's worth of dog food to each of the communities on the route of the International Rocky Mountain Stage Stop Sled Dog Race (IPSSSDR) announced Frank Teasley, Race Director. The communities included along the route are Jackson Hole, Dubois, Pinedale, Lander, Evanston/Mountain View, Kemmerer, Afton/Smoot, and Alpine. The communities will distribute the food to local animal shelters and as prizes during the festivities surrounding the IPSSSDR. "It's wonderful that Pedigree has made this donation," says Corie Rybeck, at Jackson/Teton County Animal Shelter. "The dogs at the shelter always appreciate quality food." Pedigree joined the International Rocky Mountain Stage Stop Sled Dog Race as title sponsor of the 2000 race. The IPSSSDR, the largest sled dog race in the lower 48 states, is slated for January 29 through February 9, 2000 beginning in Jackson Hole and traveling through 14 Wyoming communities. Founded in 1996 by Iditarod musher Frank Teasley, the IPSSSDR is also known as "Wyoming Pulling Together, The Race to Immunize," due to the event's efforts to promote awareness of the need for children, especially those under age two, to be vaccinated against preventable diseases. Race organizers are working to link the race to the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympic Games as an exhibition or event. For more information on the race, visit the race Website at www.wyomingstagestop.org or call (307) 734-1163.

16. Humane Society, SPCA, Animal Shelter, Rescue Links Humane Society,SPCA,animal shelter,lost pets, animal rescue. Horses hummingbirds Lost Pets international. Humane Societies, SPCAs, shelters Rescue http://www.flealess.org/Humane_Society.html

Lost Pets International Alberta, Canada Main Line Rescue Wayne, Pennsylvania England Manitoba, Canada Mishawaka Indiana Dallas County, Texas Northern Scotland Washington Central Illinois McHenry, Illinois New Orleans Louisiana Friends for Life Animal Haven Canal Winchester, Ohio Flagstaff Arizona Indiana Prescott Arizona Happy Hills Homestead Staley, North Carolina Jacksboro Texas Royal City Humane Society New Westminster, B.C., Canada Chilliwack B.C., Canada ROLDA Romania Ontario, Canada Mississippi Hants County SPCA Nova Scotia, Canada Virginia Rock Hill New York Clyde, North Carolina Stafford Virginia Pet Assistance League Paradise California Phoenix, Arizona Directory of Homeless Pets Murray, Utah Richmond, VA NW Louisiana Massachusetts Utah Rancho Coastal Humane Society Encinitas, California Clinton Animal Mississippi Goldsboro, North Carolina California Animal Guardians of America Plano, Texas Quincy, Massachusetts Mississippi Wyoming Utah Alberta, Canada Northern Alberta Society for Animal Protection Alberta, Canada

17. Shelters, HS And Advocacy international/NonUS Humane Orgs. While the primary mission of shelter rescue RESOURCES FOR shelters, RESCUES AMP; OTHER animal WELFARE WORK http://www.doginfomat.com/dog04.htm

Go to the DogInfomat MAIN PAGE or the MISSING PET NETWORK Humane Related Organizations by Region NE US SE US Central US Western US ... International/Non-US Humane Orgs excellent education and support services. Additionally, these groups serve the needs of homeless animals everywhere with low cost spay/neuter programs, free or low cost care and training programs, community education, and more. These organizations have, also, been incubators for some of the most innovative and successful programs to combat overpopulation, abuse/neglect, and other welfare issues. And, please consider adopting a dog Second Hand Dogs can make First Rate Pets Photo: Sully was adopted through Collie Rescue of WI by my friend Pattie and has made his home with Collie 'sisters' Hannah and Maddie. Although, I have no reason to no reason to believe any of the organizations listed on these pages are not what they represent themselves to be, it is IMPORTANT for you to independently research and investigate any organization you consider working with or making a donation to. NOTICE/OP ED: ANIMAL WELFARE/RIGHTS DIRECTORY - Funding, Forums, Software, etc.

18. What The HSUS Does For Shelters We also provide financial assistance to animal shelters in special How to Volunteer at Your Local animal Shelter Humane Society international (HSI) http://www.hsus.org/pets/animal_shelters/what_the_hsus_does_for_shelters/

Pet Care Issues Affecting Our Pets Pet Adoption Information Animal Shelters ... Videos Receive action alerts, tips, news and special offers via e-mail. Home Pets Animal Shelters What The HSUS Does for Shelters What The HSUS Does for Shelters What The HSUS Does for Shelters At The Humane Society of the United States, we receive numerous inquiries about our role with local shelters. The HSUS is not a parent organization for local humane societies, animal shelters, or animal care and control agencies. Each is an independent organization, governed by its own bylaws and board of directors (in the case of humane societies), or local ordinances and officials (in the case of animal care and control agencies). Funding for local humane societies largely comes from donations and bequests. Animal care and control programs are generally funded by the local government. While The HSUS does not operate or have direct control over any animal shelter, we do work on the national level to abolish large-scale abuses of animals, employing educational, investigative, and legislative means to eliminate cruelty and promote animal welfare. We produce literature, training materials, and other professional services for their use. We also provide financial assistance to animal shelters in special circumstances such as natural disasters, or through grants for special programs. The vast majority of our assistance to shelters is in the form of training and professional development, publications, program services, and campaigns. Here are some of the programs and services we offer to animal shelters and humane organizations.

19. Pet Essences Such shelters have a policy of keeping animals until homes are found (with some Visit the international Fund for animal Welfare(UK) homepage. http://www.floweressences.com.au/pets.htm

Flower essences and the Animal Kingdom: The animal kingdom responds beautifully to flower essences. Like people, animals experience and exhibit a range of emotions. Many of these can be distressful and unpleasant. Essences can be easily used for a variety of these emotional difficulties in animals / pets. Flower essences are especially wonderful for animals in that animals often can't analyse or rationalise what they are feeling. Unable to intellectualise their feelings in the way humans do, negative feelings can sometimes stay with them for periods of time, causing acute and chronic problems. Think of the dog who gets a harsh word because his owner has just lost his job and has taken out his anger on his pet.The dog of course isn't to know the cause of his owner's anger, and can find no relief for his/her confusion and hurt. So the hurt just sits with him/her, causing unnecessary anxiety and distress Flower essences help such negative feelings to ease/disappear. So rather then the dog suffering in this way, through the essences, he can be afforded relief. Pets / animals also tend to "sponge" up the mood in their immediate environment eg. yours! They tend to adopt our moods and any negativity they take on can linger. The stress etc they feel can be shifted by flower essences allowing them to remain more resilient to environmental influences.

20. HSI Asia Animal Programs // Humane Society International Asia HSIAsia is a division of Humane Society international (HSI), expertise to shelters in India based on Help in Suffering’s (HIS’s) successful animal Birth http://www.hsiasia.org/Programs/Programs_Companion Animals.htm

About Us How You Can Help Press HSI ... Programs Companion Animal Programs: Asia The rapid increase in the number of uncontrolled and street or “community” dogs which breed freely is a significant problem in developing countries around the world. The constant possibility of rabies outbreak and the cost of rabies treatment in cases of dog bite are serious public health issues. When rabies is present, or wherever international attention is drawn to stray dog problems in a country, the reaction is either to conduct massive extermination campaigns using strychnine poison or to shoot dogs in the street. In North America and Europe, the main approach to problems caused by too many dogs and cats and too few homes, has been to promote some version of “legislate, educate and sterilize.” However these areas of the world are affluent, and have well-developed veterinary professions. In developing countries, there are more strays, fewer resources and limited veterinary training. So there is a need to identify other options which can be adapted to meet the specific needs of any given region. Consequently key objectives of HSI’s companion animal program are to promote the human-animal bond, raise awareness of companion animal issues through humane education and to work with international bodies such as the World Health Organization (WHO) to design and implement effective and humane stray dog control programs.

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