New Jersey Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
New Jersey Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to AnimalsIf you believe you have witnessed animal abuse in the State of New Jersey and would like to report it, please call 800-582-5979
The New Jersey Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was created in 1868 and is the second oldest SPCA in the country. Its agents were established as Law Enforcement Officers in charge of investigating and prosecuting all persons involved in animal abuse and neglect.
Our mission today is the same as it’s always been. Through the tireless efforts of our highly trained and professional law enforcement personnel, we are making a difference…one animal at a time.

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All About Animals NJ
All About Animals NJWe are a non-profit Animal Rescue in Ocean County helping pets find forever homes.
We help unwanted cats and dogs find new forever homes
Click here to learn more about All About Animals NJ
Alley Cat Allies
Alley Cat AlliesAlley Cat Allies is the only national advocacy organization dedicated to the protection and humane treatment of cats. An engine for social change, Alley Cat Allies was the first organization to introduce and advocate for humane methods of feral cat care, particularly Trap-Neuter-Return, in the American animal protection community. By establishing and promoting standards of care, our organization has brought humane treatment of cats into the national spotlight, now embraced by major cities and animal protection organizations coast to coast. In 20 short years, we’ve changed America to better understand and respect the lives of cats.Click here to learn more about Alley Cat Allies
Calling All Cats Rescues
Calling All Cats RescuesWe are a group of women who work at a Spay and Neuter Clinic and help rescue all the unwanted cats that are left at our door all year round. We save the babies that are left to die, the moms that have had countless litters, we spay and neuter feral cats and find homes for the offspring that are born or adults that are friendly. We are a rescue group that helps place all cats. We help the public find resources to alter there pets and stray/feral cats. We also provide resources regarding TNR Programs.Click here to learn more about Calling All Cats Rescues
Animal Protection League of New Jersey
Animal Protection League of New JerseyThis group has one of the most comprehensive list of resources for helping animals:
Report Animal Cruelty
Adopt an Animal
Find a Home for an Animal(s)
Help a Dog Living Outside
Help Injured or Orphaned Wildlife
Apply for Financial Assistance for a Veterinary Bill
TNR Program
Find Low-Cost Spay/Neuter in NJ
Find Low-Cost Vaccinations in NJ
Find Legal Assistance for an Animal Issue
Find Animal Friendly Housing
Click here to see a comprehensive overview of the APLNJ resources
Brick TNR NJ
Brick TNR NJA non-profit organization doing Trap, Neuter, Return of cats in the community of Brick, NJ. Their goal is to reduce the number of unwanted cats and kittens through spaying and neutering. Click here to learn more about Brick TNR NJ
American Rescue Dog
American Rescue DogAmerican Rescue Dog is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization dedicated to dog rescue, rehabilitation, adoption, community education and improving the quality of animal/human relations. The purpose of our organization is to rescue dogs from high-kill shelters, backyard breeders and owners who can no longer care for them, and provide medical care, spay/neutering, rehabilitation and a permanent loving home. A thorough background check and interview is performed to ensure all of our rescue dogs are place with well-matched families. Our organization provides rehabilitation to those dogs in need prior to adoption to ensure the psychological needs to the animal are met before transition to a new home occurs. We do not work on first come first serve basis; we only adopt our dogs to the best possible home.Click here to learn more about American Rescue Dog
Animal Birth Control Inc.
Animal Birth Control Inc.Animal Birth Control, Inc. in Ocean County, New Jersey is an all volunteer, non-profit corporation.
ABC is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization funded through grants, membership fees and donations. Our main focus is to spay/neuter unwanted and abandoned pets. Most of the requests for assistance come from people who have taken stray animals in with the intention of finding them homes. We are not an animal shelter. We do provide guidance in trapping, neutering and release Trap-Neuter-Release" (TNR).

ABC offers funding assistance to pet owners needing help to defray the cost of neutering and spaying. ABC has several local veterinarians who work with them in performing this service. ABC also is involved in assisting in the adoption process of these stray animals. Click here for more information about this group.
Bullys Behaven
Bullys BehavenBullys Behaven canine behavior modification is seriously committed to being that haven of help to dog owners who are at their wits end. Family owned and operated, we deal with all breeds and specialize in bully breeds and all types of behavior issues and aggression. Our training is based on calm, firm, and assertive leadership while using a language your dog DOES understand. Just because other trainers told you your dog has no hope and you must put them down, stop and call us. While Treats may be great for teaching basic obedience and tricks, they do not solve behavior problems. As Cesar says " I rehabilitate dogs and I train people". That statement couldn't be more true.Click here to learn more about Bullys Behaven
Cat Tools
Cat ToolsIf you're an animal care professional or volunteer, The Humane Society of the United States has a wealth of resources designed to help you in your work for animals
Tools to help more cats is a complete resource page on their Animal Sheltering website Click here to learn more about the resources and Tools To Help More Cats
Big East Akita Rescue
Big East Akita RescueB.E.A.R. is a 501(c)3 nonprofit, hands-on, Akita rescue group covering the NY, NJ, and PA metropolitan region and the Northeast, helping unwanted, abused, and neglected Akitas.
B.E.A.R. was founded in 2011 by a small group of concerned Akita owners and volunteers that wanted to help the breed due to the number of Akitas in need. Click here for more information about this group.
County Animal Response Team (C.A.R.T.)
County Animal Response Team (C.A.R.T.)The County Animal Response Team is a group of volunteers who work under the Office of Emergency Management. Together we are prepared with a plan in place and are willing to provide shelter when a disaster occurs. We are always looking for more volunteers. Veterinarians, Veterinary Technologists, Veterinary Assistants, Animal Caretakers, Animal Behaviorists, Certified Animal Control Officers and most importantly, very dedicated and animal-knowledgable individuals to educate, facilitate and organize an emergency pet shelter when needed. Working side by side with first responders and rescue professionals, you will be able to make a difference in the lives of many people and their pets. With your help, we can make this an exceptional team.

For more information about the Ocean County C.A.R.T go to www.facebook.com/OceanCountyAnimalResponseTeam/timelineClick here for the Office of Emergency Management information in each county
Crowns for Critters
Crowns for CrittersCrows for Critters is a way for queens to use their crowns to help animals and deserving shelters that truly care about the well being of animals. I am collecting funds, pet food, treats, toys, pet supplies and anything else to help the animals.Click here to learn more about Crowns for Critters
Diabetic Cats In Need
Diabetic Cats In NeedDCIN helps with the insulin and other diabetic supply costs of certain cats, both to help facilitate their rehoming and to help them stay in their original homes. On occasion, DCIN may help with treatment costs when cats have diabetes-related health problems that require veterinary care. The financial program currently accepting applications is the Compassionate Assistance Program, described on their website.
Click here to learn more about Diabetic Cats In Need
Do It Duo for Pets
Do It Duo for PetsIn the wake of Hurricane Sandy, the Do It Duo was inspired to help our friends who are oftentimes forgotten during disaster recovery. Although there are many shelters and organizations who go and save the pets, they are still in need of basic food and supplies. The Do It Duo believes no pet should be forgotten. Big or small - We Help Them All.Click here to learn more about Do It Duo for Pets
Endless Pawsibilities and Jersey Shore Pet Lovers
Endless Pawsibilities and Jersey Shore Pet LoversEndless Pawsibilities, LLC offers professional, trusted pet sitting and dog training services in Toms River, NJ and the surrounding areas. We are positively impacting the local pet care industry through our commitment to providing excellent pet care and dog training with our veterinarian recommended services and experience. Endless Pawsibilities, LLC pet sitting offers day visits, dog walking, overnights, diabetic pet care, other medical services and more. Our gentle dog training program offers all levels of obedience. We are passionate about your pets! 1-888-320-PAWSClick here to learn more about Endless Pawsibilities and Jersey Shore Pet Lovers
Foster's Future
Foster's FutureFoster's Future is a non-profit program that offers financial assistance and services to animals in foster homes. Its purpose is to provide aid to animals that might otherwise be placed in a shelter or euthanized due to lack of space and/or resources.

The goal of Foster's Future is to reduce the financial burden on rescue groups and foster parents by providing the necessary funds for food, veterinary care, training, transportation, and much more.
Click here for more information about this group.
Frankie’s Friends
Frankie’s Friends Frankie’s Friends is a non-profit foundation dedicated to finding cures and saving pets with cancer and other life-threatening diseases. They save pets’ lives by providing grants to help with the cost of life-saving or life-enhancing emergency or specialty care for pets whose families cannot afford the full cost of treatment. In addition to Frankie’s Friends’ support, qualifying families are responsible for a portion of the treatment costs for their pets. The veterinary hospitals at which the pets are treated also assist by giving discounts.
Click here to learn more about Frankie’s Friends
Friends of Southern Ocean County Animal Facility
Friends of Southern Ocean County Animal FacilityThe mission statement of our group is to offer an additional avenue of care for the animals that the Shelter cannot cope with. These are the animals that have catastrophic physical problems or illnesses which need special medical care. Animals that would otherwise have died or been euthanized and would have never known the happiness of a loving home. Southern Ocean County Animal Shelter 360 Haywood Road Manahawkin, N.J. 08050 Phone: (609) 978-0127 The shelter is open from 1-4 p.m. seven days a week with extended hours on Wednesdays, 1-6:30.Click here to learn more about Friends of Southern Ocean County Animal Facility
Handicapped Pets Foundation
Handicapped Pets FoundationThe mission of the Handicapped Pets Foundation is to support caretakers of elderly, disabled, and special needs pets with the equipment, especially dog wheelchairs, they need to live happy, healthy lives. Assistance is provided for those people with a demonstrated financial need.
Click here to learn more about Handicapped Pets Foundation
Howling Woods Farm Jackson, NJ
Howling Woods Farm Jackson, NJHowling Woods Farm
Howling Woods Farm, located in Jackson, NJ, is a 501(c)(3) animal shelter that rescues and places domestic bred wolves, wolfdog hybrids and northern breeds. They also provide education and information to the general public about wolves and wolfdogs. Click here to learn more information about this group.
Hurricane Sandy Lost and Found Pets
Hurricane Sandy Lost and Found PetsPosting photos of lost or found pets in the areas affected by Sandy, as well as posting animal shelters in need and temporary shelters that allow animals. We are animal lovers and advocates trying to help with networking to get animals reunited with their families. We do not accept donations here nor can we direct you to a specific organization to donate to . Click here to learn more about Hurricane Sandy Lost and Found Pets
ILost MyDog
ILost MyDogFor lost and missing dogs in the state of New Jersey
Please visit our website http://www.ILostMyDog.org/ for information on what to do when your dog goes missing
New Jersey residence can also post your lost dog on these Facebook sites so others may help

Lost Dogs in Ocean County: http://www.facebook.com/groups/121214504616693?ap=1 Click here to learn more about ILost MyDog
In Memory of Magic
In Memory of MagicIMOM is a well respected 501(c)(3) charity founded in 1998 with one mission in mind. That mission was, and still is, to "help people help pets". We had several venues in motion, always with the welfare of animals foremost in our thoughts.
It wasn't long before our program to offer financial aid for non-routine veterinary care took over all of our volunteer time. Between 1998 and late 2014 IMOM saved or improved the quality of life for almost 5000 companion animals. In addition to the one time help we were able to offer through the generosity of our supporters, we were also able to sponsor hundreds of pets with chronic illnesses. At this writing we still sponsor 4 of them. With the help of their sponsors we will continue to help them for as long as they need it.

Click here to learn more about In Memory of Magic
It's a Dogs Life Rescue of New Jersey
It's a Dogs Life Rescue of New JerseyIt’s a Dog’s Life Rescue of New Jersey is a new non-profit located in Cream Ridge, New Jersey. Our mission is to remove animals from situations that are not sustainable and find them their forever homes.
If you have a situation that requires an animal be removed from your home send us an email at itsadogslifeshelter@yahoo.com. We will reply within 24 hours. Please include a description of the animal, the issue, and include your phone number. We will not pay any 'rehoming" fees for pets we accept. We do not charge to take in a pet. However, we do accept donations. CLICK HERE to learn more about It's a Dogs Life of New Jersey
Labrador Life Line
Labrador Life LineLabrador Life Line recognizes the tremendous need to aid those purebred Labrador Retrievers in need of new homes, urgent medical care, or other assistance in order to live a full and productive life. Too often these needs go unaddressed, resulting in the needless suffering and death of America's most beloved canine companion. Labrador Life Line is determined to alleviate such tragedies through the efforts of its volunteers wherever and whenever possible. These dogs simply deserve no less.
Labrador Life Line will, upon application and approval, disburse appropriate funds to help these dogs in need.
Click here to learn more about Labrador Life Line
New Jersey Low Cost Spay and Neuter Program
New Jersey Low Cost Spay and Neuter ProgramIf you are a New Jersey resident you may be eligible to have your pet spayed or neutered at a discounted price at one of the participating veterinary hospitals.Click here to learn more about the N.J. state sponsored program
Ocean County Bully Group
Ocean County Bully GroupLove Pitties? Have a Large breed dog? Come Socialize, Exercise and Tire your dogs out with us !!!!
Our mission is to educate people on how great, loving and loyal the pit bull terrier and all bully breeds are. Media can be so harsh, unreliable and totally misleading. There are so many amazing things about our dogs and people should know. "there are NO bad dogs, just Bad owners". We can't change the world but we are trying to change one persons mind, at a time !Click here to learn more about Ocean County Bully Group
Ocean County Pet Food Pantry
Ocean County Pet Food PantryOur mission is to decrease the amount of surrenders in shelters. We both believe that loved pets should NEVER end up there. Many will be euthanized simply do to space. Which should never be the case. Loved family pets deserve to be where they belong- with their family. Click here to learn more about Ocean County Pet Food Pantry
OnebyOne
OnebyOneOnebyOne is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit, no-kill, cat rescue made up of a group of animal loving, dedicated, tireless volunteers in Central/South NJ. The focus is to rescue stray, abandoned, homeless cats and kittens. Once each cat is in our care they are vaccinated, neutered/spayed and given any and all medical attention they need. They are NOT a shelter. Each cat is fostered in a wonderful home, nurtured and loved until placed in their forever home.
Another focus of the group is TNR* (trap, neuter, return). In an effort to help reduce overcrowding in state shelters and minimize the outdoor feral cat population in NJ, OnebyOne is not only providing hands on help, but also providing education and resources to help people who want to get involved in their own backyard or their community.Click here to learn more about this group and their programs.
Onyx & Breezy Foundation
Onyx & Breezy FoundationThe Onyx & Breezy Foundation provides funding and support to:
• Spay and neuter programs
• Rescue of animals from kill shelters
• Food, medicine and supplies
• Cancer Research
• Medicine and equipment for military and police canines
• Equipment for medical facilities
• Puppy mill rescues and disaster relief
• Shelters, rescues, foster groups and sanctuaries
• Pets of individuals where medical hardship is present
• Other endeavors that benefit the welfare of animals
Click here to learn more about Onyx & Breezy Foundation
Paws 4 A Cure
Paws 4 A CureThe mission of Paws 4 A Cure is to provide financial assistance to qualified families throughout the United States who cannot afford veterinary care for their beloved furry family members without our help.
Paws 4 A Cure helps dogs and cats with all injuries and illnesses.
Paws 4 A Cure does not discriminate against breed, age, weight or diagnosis.
Click here to learn more about Paws 4 A Cure
People for Animals
People for AnimalsThe primary mission of People for Animals is to reduce animal over-population by providing low-cost spay/neuter and related services to the general public.
Affordable pet spay, neuter and adoption in New Jersey. Conveniently located in Hillside, NJ and Robbinsville, NJ.
Click here to learn more about People for Animals
Pet Insurance
Pet InsuranceThe Reviews.com research team compiled a list of 22 pet insurance companies and then selected 12 of the best to review based on 52 pet insurance features.Click here to read reviews for Pet Insurance Companies
Pittie Project
Pittie ProjectThe Pittie Project is a non for profit group that offers free spays and neuters, help with vaccines and free microchips for bully breeds.Click here for more information and to learn more about this group and their programs.
Pitties and Pals
Pitties and PalsOur mission is to rescue dogs and educate the public. Although our main focus is the bully breed, we are committed to all dogs in need. We believe RESCUE involves a multitude of approaches that includes liberating dogs from “at risk” situations, whether in a shelter or with an owner in need of assistance. While adoption is always the ultimate goal, we believe transitioning into foster care allows for socialization and training that are key components to a successful placement.
CLICK HERE for more information about the group
Plumsted NJ TNR Committee
Plumsted NJ TNR CommitteeWhat we do:

1. trap abandoned cats
2. spay/neuter
3. vaccinate
4. provide post surgical care
5. return cats to their colonies
6. monitor colonies
7. educate public
8. find homes for unwanted littersClick here to learn more about Plumsted NJ TNR Committee
Point Paws
Point PawsPoint Paws administers the Trap, Neuter and Return (TNR) program for the borough of Point Pleasant, NJ. The program is designed to help reduce the feral cat population, control disease and create a safer, healthier environment for feral cats and the community. Our facility also serves as a shelter for kitties awaiting their forever homes. We run adoption events for our resident cats and fundraisers to support our TNR efforts. We are always in need of help and will cheerfully accept your time, talent or funds.Click here to learn more about Point Paws
Rebecca's Rescues
Rebecca's RescuesRebecca’s Rescues is a 501c3 non-profit cat rescue based out of Ocean County, New Jersey. Our desire is to educate the public on the importance of spaying and neutering as well as to find loving homes for the many homeless cats currently suffering without a place to call home. Our goal is to ensure that as many cats as we can, get to live a life off the streets, out of cages and into warm, caring, permanent homes. We strive to find the perfect home and we aim to do this by doing home checks and meet and greets before we place any cat into an adoptive home.Click here to learn more about Rebecca's Rescues
S.A.V.E
S.A.V.ESAVE takes unwanted, homeless and abandoned animals and provides them with medical care and a safe and nurturing environment until they find there forever homes.
SAVE is a no kill shelter.Click here to learn more about S.A.V.E
Schuster's Poultry Farm
Schuster's Poultry FarmSchuster's Poultry Farm has been selling eggs throughout New Jersey for over 65 years. Norbert Schuster founded the egg business with a strong commitment to quality and outstanding customer service, values he instilled in his son, Eddie, who carries on the business today. More than just a business, this farm is also home to many rescued animals such as rabbits, sheep, llamas, and various types of birds including (but not limited to) pheasants, turkeys, & peacocks, Located at 1084 Brook Rd, Lakewood, NJ (732) 363-0641Schuster's Poultry Farm
Seaside Heights Animal Welfare Organization
Seaside Heights Animal Welfare OrganizationSeaside Heights Animal Welfare Organization is a group of dedicated volunteers who are responsible for the trap, spay and neuter program for cats living under the Seaside Boardwalk and surrounding areas. They also works to adopt friendly strays and those that are less feral into loving homes.Click here to learn more about Seaside Heights Animal Welfare Organization
Seer Farms
Seer FarmsSeer Farms, Inc. is a New Jersey-based non-profit that has a unique perspective on animals and their people, and how to keep them together as a family in difficult times. Seer Farms’ Out of Crisis program fills an important void in the animal care services offered in NJ by providing a safety net for families with companion animals facing economic, health, and other serious crises.

For more information about Seer Farm's, to donate, or to help out, please contact us at info@seerfarms.orgClick here to learn more about Seer Farms
Snip and Zip for Ferals
Snip and Zip for FeralsSnip and Zip for Ferals is a non-profit 501c3 in Jackson, NJ. They are a handful of volunteers who wanted to make a difference in the number of feral cats entering shelters. By providing education and resources, trap, neuter, return program help control the numbers of unwanted feral cats. Click here to learn more about Snip and Zip for Ferals
Sugar Skull Pittie Rescue
Sugar Skull Pittie RescueSugar Skull Pittie Rescue is an independently run not for profit organization dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating and responsibly re-homing Pit Bull type dogs from local shelters. Click here to learn more about Sugar Skull Pittie Rescue
The Big Hearts Fund
The Big Hearts FundThe Big Hearts Fund is a 501c3 non-profit organization that raises funds and awareness for pets diagnosed with heart disease. It is our core belief that pets’ lives are valuable and important, and they have a right to appropriate veterinary care regardless of the financial status of their owners. Money from our charitable fund helps pet owners attain necessary veterinary care for their animals with heart disease.
We have begun accepting applications for financial aid! Please also take time to read our application acceptance policies.
Be sure to visit the rest of our site to learn all about canine and feline heart disease, including what to feed your pet with heart disease, how to find veterinary cardiology resources, and to learn just exactly what that scary diagnosis means.
Click here to learn more about The Big Hearts Fund
The Dog and Cat Cancer Fund
The Dog and Cat Cancer FundAs of December 31, 2013, DCCFund has offered treatment grants to over 250 dogs and cats. As the Fund has grown, we have been able to help more pets each year, and we’ve been able to increase the maximum treatment grant amount from the original $700 per pet per year to the current $1,500 per pet per year.Click here to learn more about The Dog and Cat Cancer Fund
The Humane Society of the United States
The Humane Society of the United StatesThe Humane Society of the United States is the nation’s largest and most effective animal protection organization. We and our affiliates provide hands-on care and services to more than 100,000 animals each year, and we professionalize the field through education and training for local organizations. We are the leading animal advocacy organization, seeking a humane world for people and animals alike. We are driving transformational change in the U.S. and around the world by combating large-scale cruelties such as puppy mills, animal fighting, factory farming, seal slaughter, horse cruelty, captive hunts and the wildlife trade.
You're here to help animals. So are we.Click here to learn more about The Humane Society of the United States
The Mosby Foundation
The Mosby FoundationThe Mosby Foundation is organized exclusively for charitable purposes, to assist in the care of critically sick, injured, abused and neglected dogs through financial support and public education.Click here to learn more about The Mosby Foundation
The Pet Fund
The Pet FundThe purpose of the Pet Fund is to work towards a future where decisions about companion animal medical care need never be made on the basis of cost.
Thousands of animals are sent to shelters and euthanized each year, many because of treatable medical conditions. While the law regards companion animals as property, The Pet Fund regards these animals instead as family members who do not qualify for human medical insurance. Pet insurance programs are available, but often even these programs cannot cover the total cost of necessary medical care. Free spay and neuter clinics as well as vaccination clinics are common, but these are largely the only free or low cost veterinary services available. The Pet Fund seeks to bridge this gap to make companion animal medical care available to all who need it.Click here to learn more about The Pet Fund
Volunteer Auxiliary for Animal Shelters, Inc.
Volunteer Auxiliary for Animal Shelters, Inc.The Volunteer Auxiliary for Animal Shelters, Inc was founded as an auxiliary organization to the Northern Ocean County Animal Shelter to bring the animals to the public through off-site programs such as fostering, off-site adoptions and public relations. Click here to learn more about Volunteer Auxiliary for Animal Shelters, Inc.
Safe Haven Rabbit Rescue, Inc.
Safe Haven Rabbit Rescue, Inc.Since 2003 Safe Haven Rabbit Rescue has provided a home-like atmosphere for abandoned, abused, and neglected domestic rabbits.
Our mission is:
• To rescue abandoned, stray or abused rabbits, and find permanent indoor homes for them with caring owners.
• To educate the public about the unique qualities of rabbits, and to educate rabbit owners and humane societies as to the care and maintenance of rabbits.
• To promote and raise awareness of rabbits as indoor companion pets.
CLICK HERE for more information on Safe Haven Rabbit Rescue Inc.
The Brodie Fund
The Brodie Fund The Brodie Fund works in conjunction with Save US Pets (an independent, all-volunteer, 501(c)3 charitable organization) to offer financial assistance, through grants, to families who have pets fighting cancer. No pet should be denied the treatments they need in the fight of their lives because of the owner's inability to pay. Click here to learn more about The Brodie Fund
Moving to Another State with Pets
Moving to Another State with PetsWhen you’re busy packing boxes and booking a moving company, reading up on the laws in your new state is probably not anywhere near the top of your to-do list. But when moving with pets, it’s worth taking the time to make sure you aren’t breaking the law. CLICK HERE FOR MORE DETAILED INFORMATION
Pet Dental Care
Pet Dental CareMost pet parents don’t know that pet dental care is just as important as regular trips to the vet, which in itself is crucial to the overall health and well-being of your pet. Veterinary dentistry is a large portion of the happy, long life of your pet, and educating yourself on what options are available, what you can do yourself, and what is important for both dogs and cats, among all pets and animals you may have, is just part of being a pet owner.CLICK HERE FOR DETAILED INFORMATION

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