SOUTH FLORIDA ANIMAL SHELTERS

Abandoned Pet Rescue (APR): A major no-kill animal shelter in South Florida, rescuing and housing abandoned and abused pets to find them new homes. With 200 cats, 30 dogs, and comprehensive facilities, APR operates as a nonprofit since 1996. Volunteers initiated the organization, focusing on feral cats and expanding to aid abandoned pets for a no-kill community. APR relies on donations, seeking specific supplies like cat and dog food, litter, and toys.

Castaways Animal Rescue Effort Inc.: The aim is to rehome animals left due to owner circumstances or provide medical care and spaying/neutering for community cats. The motto is "No cat left behind."

Noah’s Rescue: They're a volunteer network focused on healing and preparing animals for permanent homes. Noah’s Rescue is dedicated on efforts aiming to address the animals physical and emotional wounds, ensuring a thorough adoption and foster process. Their goal is to secure a safe and loving forever home for every dog they rescue.

Wonder Paws Rescue: Wonder Paws Rescue, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, rescues, rehabilitates, and adopts dogs, puppies, cats, and kittens in South Florida. With 1250+ adoptions in its initial 2 years, the foster-based rescue relies on dedicated volunteers and donations for medical care, food, and shelter. Operating without government funding, community support is vital for providing necessary medical attention and surgeries to foster animals.

Animals Come First, Inc.: Connects individuals, including teenagers, with rescued street cats and kittens, filling the gap in shelters' limited space. They support volunteers with equipment and expenses for temporary fostering or adopting cat families. Key programs include "Keep Families Together" and "Look Under Your Car," aiming to prevent harm to cats.

The organization emphasizes six reminders for proper care, including keeping kittens together, daily cleaning, providing hiding places, running water, and a gentle approach to cats.