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We are 501(c)(3) non-profit all proceeds are donated to no-kill animal shelters/rescues in the memory of our dog Tiny. $30,800.00 raised/donated to date!

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The mission of the Avian Conservation Center is to identify and address vital environmental issues by providing medical care for injured birds of prey and shorebirds, and through educational, research and conservation initiatives.

PROMOTE HEALTH AND WELFARE OF ANIMALS IN CARE OF CBAS

Committed to saving animal lives by promoting quality care, compassion, and education. We are an all-volunteer non-profit dog rescue focused on saving dogs of all ages and breeds.

Advance the compassionate treatment of animals by providing sheltering, medical care, and behavioral services for dogs and cats; promoting permanent, caring homes; and furthering education and outreach.

TO STIMULATE THE INTEREST OF THE PUBLIC IN THE EXTENSION & IMPROVEMENT OF THE ROSAMOND GIFFORD ZOO AT BURNET PARK AND, WHERE POSSIBLE, TO ASSIST IN THE EXPANSION OF ZOO FACILITIES.

To provide care for orphaned neonatal kittens and to partner with animal rescue organizations and impound facilities to improve survival rates within the neonatal kitten population.

Protecting Wildlife through Rescue, Rehabilitation, Release, and Education

Broken Shovels Farm is a sanctuary for homeless, abused, neglected, used, slaughterbound animals, a place of healing, growth, and education for all people who wish to see the world become a better place for all animals, human and non-human. We host events to connect farm animals to their human friends, and vice versa, and plan to operate a small non-violence and outdoor education based school for three to five-year-olds.

The Butler County Humane Society, a non-profit organization, in association with the Helen Spaide Albig Adoption Center, provides a temporary, safe, no-kill shelter for homeless, adoptable dogs and cats ultimately placing them in loving homes or with caring rescues while increasing community awareness of the humane treatment of animals through education, spay-neuter programs, rabies clinics, and the respect for life.

The primary purpose of the Friends of TAS is to reduce the intake of shelter animals through pet education and sterilization with an end goal of reducing the need of euthanasia due to pet overpopulation and lessening the burden of government.Our objective is to increase the positive interaction between pet owners and the shelter to encourage sterilization of unaltered pets. Collaboration between rescue organizations and the shelter is key to finding homes for unclaimed adoptable pets.