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We are 100% volunteer run, 501c3 nonprofit, nationwide, animal rescue for the breed Carolina Dogs. We are foster and volunteer based and shelter free. Our rescues are pulled from kill shelters, off the streets, or are dogs that need to be rehomed so they never have to see the inside of the shelter.
- Adoptable Carolina Dogs
Carolina Dog Shop We have a constant rotation of dogs coming...
- About SCD
We are a 100% volunteer run nonprofit rescue organization...
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- Fostering FAQS
Sponsor a Carolina Dog; Carolina Dog Shop; The ins and outs...
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Some of our Carolina Dog rescues need more medical or...
- What is a Carolina Dog
The Carolina Dog is a dog of medium build, possessing the...
- Foster Requirements
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- Foster Application
The joy of working with these Carolina Dogs and watching...
- Adoptable Carolina Dogs
At Carolina Animal Rescue and Adoption (CARA). we are dedicated to finding permanent and loving families for the homeless dogs and cats of North Carolina. CARA began rescuing homeless animals in April 2003, and have placed countless animals in wonderful homes across the country.
Find your perfect furry friend at the Humane Society of Charlotte. Explore puppies & dogs available for adoption and give a dog a loving home today.
Finding loving homes for North Carolina’s dogs. We’ve placed over 50,000 dogs since our founding in 2004. Wake Forest, NC. A non-profit organization. Donate Today. Our Hearts Are With Western NC's People and Animals.
Hope Animal Rescue is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit, all-volunteer organization dedicated to rescuing and rehoming dogs in North Carolina. We promote the compassionate and humane treatment of all animals while focusing our efforts on homeless and at-risk pets.
Halfway There Rescue covers North and South Carolina, but we primarily pull puppies and dogs from shelters in Mecklenburg, York, Lancaster, and Chester counties. Halfway There Rescue works directly with shelters and animal control centers in these areas to pull dogs and cats before they are euthanized.
If you are interested in dog or cat adoption, please contact your local shelter. The ASPCA Behavioral Rehabilitation Center (BRC) is the first facility in the United States dedicated to the rehabilitation of severely fearful dogs. Here, homeless dogs from across the country undergo months-long rehabilitation treatment to prepare them for lives ...
