All kinds of dogs can be adopted from no-kill shelters.
No-kill animal shelters, or shelters that do not euthanize shelter animals under any condition save old age, are hard to locate because they are hard to maintain. These shelters depend on government and community financial support. The goal of the No Kill Network is to help all shelters become financially independent enough to transition into no-kill shelters. No-kill shelters are listed by state on the No Kill Network website.
California
No-kill animal shelters in California include Alpha Canine Sanctuary in Bakersfield, Animal Abuse Prevention Agency in Long Beach, Animal Rescue in Fresno, Berkeley Animal Care Services, and Friends of Animals in Los Angeles, among many others. The contact information for these sites and others in the state of California can be found on the No Kill Network.
Texas
No-kill animal shelters in Texas include the Abandoned Animal Rescue in Tomball, Animal Friends Shelter in Bellville, Animal Guardians of America in Plano and Friends for Life in Houston, among many others. Contact information for these shelters and others can be found on the No Kill Network.
New York
No-kill animal shelters in New York include the Animal Rescue Foundation in Beacon, Beverly Animal Shelter in Waterloo, Brooklyn Animal Resource Coalition in Williamsburg, Last Hope Animal Rescue in Syosset and Pitty Love Rescue in Rochester, among many others. The contact information for these shelters and others can be found on the No Kill Network.
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