Safe Hands Rescue

Safe Hands Rescue - Give now during Early Giving, or join us on Give to the Max Day, Thursday, November 19

 20 Years of Second Chances, and the Need Has Never Been Greater

For twenty years, Safe Hands Rescue has been there for dogs and cats with nowhere else to turn. We take in animals who are starving, injured, sick, or suffering from mange and neglect, along with the scared, the senior, and the ones who just need time. Whatever they arrive with, our Safe House lets us keep saving the animals who need it most.

This has been a challenging year for so many families, and for the animals who have been left behind. Rural southern shelters are overcrowded and underfunded, and are forced into heartbreaking decisions to make space. Here at home, more families are struggling to keep the pets they love. More than ever, we're being asked to say "yes." With your help, we can keep saying it.

Your gift makes second chances possible

With your support, we can:

• Immediately bring in at-risk animals from overcrowded shelters
• Take in stray and abandoned animals, while giving owners the chance to reclaim them
• Accept adoptable animals directly from owners, easing the burden on local shelters
• Provide critical medical care and prepare animals for transport
• Offer affordable spay/neuter services to prevent unwanted litters

Our Safe House supports bi-weekly transports of animals to Safe Hands Rescue and our partner organizations. These transports reduce euthanasia, prevent unwanted litters, and bring loving pets to families waiting to welcome them home.

Celebrate our 20th birthday with us

As we mark twenty years of rescue, we invite you to be part of what comes next. Every gift, of any size, helps us reach the next animal in need. Give now during Early Giving, or join us on Give to the Max Day, Thursday, November 19.

Thank you for believing in second chances. They wouldn't happen without you. 

Our Vision: A world where all companion animals are loved, respected, and have a home.
Our Mission: To save and improve the lives of companion animals by engaging communities and connecting people, resources, and knowledge.