We are the world's largest no-kill animal rescue and adoption organization.
Take Us Home
Every year, an estimated 2,000,000 homeless pets are euthanized. Our goal: a no-kill world where all homeless pets find loving homes.
Our Mission
Our Impact
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Animals Saved
Since 1944, more than 1 million animal lives saved.
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Exams Performed
In a single year, our medical staff performed 58,000 exams and vaccinated 65,000 animals.
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Pets Placed
On average, we place nearly 18,000 pets into loving homes each year.
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Schools, Libraries, and
After-School Programs
After-School Programs
Reaching students, advancing and enhancing learning.
Something to Bark About
Celebrating 75 years of no-kill action and compassion. Be a part of this year's special event honoring the contributions of people, organizations, and Mutt-i-grees® who inspire us and further the goals of animal welfare.
Global Pet Adoptathon Month started with 239 Mutt-i-grees of all ages, sizes, and breeds, finding their perfect match during our weekend kickoff event.
People who rescue animals come from all walks of life and I’ve had the pleasure of working with so many caring rescuers. This time it’s a teeny baby, who was found by one of New York’s Finest, Officer Aubrey. She’s my latest heroine!
Once suffering from painful wounds, and unrecognizable as the handsome feline he is today, Archie has finally found his home! After reading his Help Me Heal story Archie's new Mom fell in love with this sweet boy and came to make him an official family member.
Prince, the sweet poodle who captured our hearts, is doing well after his surgery and his road to recovery continues at our Pet Health Centers. Catch up with Prince's story today.
Don't miss this special evening with psychic medium, Jeffrey Wands, at the Krasnoff Theater at the Tilles Center, on Thursday, July 18, 2019. Limited seating available, reserve your spot today!
The dog that Finley is today is so very different from the five-month-old puppy who arrived here from Thailand two years ago. She’s come such a long way, both in distance and behavior. Now all she needs is a caring and patient family to go home with!
Whether by plane, train, or automobile, family vacations are what memories are made of. But pet parents often face a dilemma when making their travel plans. What do you do with your beloved dog or cat when you’re heading out of town?
Happy Tails
Share Your Story
Share your story on social #GetYourRescueOn or on our Family Album!