Animal welfare groups in the Hudson Valley and Catskills truly make a heartfelt difference. They are caring voices and protectors for the wonderful animals who can’t speak for themselves. Many of these groups have been passionately working for almost a hundred years, offering essential support and loving care to all kinds of animals—wild, farm, and household pets alike. Their ongoing dedication helps foster a safer, kinder world where every creature, big or small, feels valued and cared for.
Take Me Home Pet Rescue is a foster-based rescue with no shelter or facility. All volunteers open their homes to the animals they save.
Paws Unlimited provides every comfort a senior dog needs, but most of all they will receive the love, care and respect they deserve.
Hudson Valley Animal Rescue and Adoption Organizations is a listing of organizations involved in animal welfare.
Dutchess County SPCA mission is to rescue and provide temporary humane shelter for abandoned, neglected and abused companion animals.
Frederick Farm Goat Rescue is a sanctuary dedicated to finding loving homes for goats in need of rescue and care.
Horses For a Change provides a safe haven for abandoned horses where they can be re-educated as school mounts and show horses.
SNARR Northeast saves those animals with severe medical conditions. The animals that nobody else wants.
Hudson Valley Humane Society is a non-profit 501(C)3 corporation and a “no-kill” full service animal welfare organization.
A Good Dog Rescue was started by a team of experienced friends and colleagues that have a genuine desire to help Good Dogs find Good homes.
Woodstock Farm Sanctuary provides a forever home to more than 400 animals that are victims of cruelty and neglect.
