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Birmingham -- Beagle Beauties
Three lovely, loving Beagles are in the care of TEARS (The Emergency Animal Rescue Service), a Birmingham, AL,-based rescue group. These girls CRAVE love!! Their eyes light up when they see someone approaching them. Right now, because the rescue group is SO over-crowded, the sweet pups have to stay in a 10 X 10 pen. They would love to have a foster (or forever) home with soft, fluffy beds to lie in and lots of love and affection. They are about 9-10 years old, and, due to their age, have been turned down by Beagle rescue. They are all spayed, healthy, vaccinated. If you're interested in helping, fostering, or adopting these lovely ladies, contact Jennifer Davis at jd527@bellsouth.net 
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| Alabama Shelters and Rescue Agencies |
| Tuscaloosa |
Metro Animal Shelter
Metro Animal Shelter is a non-profit organization funded by the City of Tuscaloosa, the City of Northport, and the Tuscaloosa County Commission. Along with these funds, we also receive donations, redemptions and adoption fees. All animals regardless of their age are taken in by us. We are proud to be a member of the Humane Society of the United States as well as the American Humane Association, the Alabama Humane Federation, and the Alabama Animal Control Association.
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| Statewide |
Alabama Animal Rescue
Animals advertised on Alabama Animal Rscue site are at local veterinarians office, in a foster home or in a shelter in Alabama. All adoptions through AARescue must be approved. We take pet adoptions very seriously. These precious animals have been through a lot so, we try to make sure the next home will be permanent and long lasting.
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| East Enterprise |
SOS Animal Shelter
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| Birmingham |
Two by Two Rescue, Birmingham, AL, is an all volunteer organization. We receive no state funding or other assistance, all expenses are covered by donations, adoption fees and our own pockets. ~OUR GOAL~ Our goal is to help animals in need until they can find their forever homes. All animals, if old enough, are spayed/ neutered, up to date on vaccinations, placed on heartworm prevention, treated for heartworms if positive, and socialized. We have very limited space, and we must keep the limited space we have available for animals in need. We are always looking for FOSTER HOMES so we can save more animals. |
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Looking for a specific breed? Purebreds are available from almost every shelter and all-breed rescue agency. But you may also want to check breed-specific rescue groups.
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