Dog Rescue Groups |
Big on Beagles is an assistance/adoption agency for Beagles experiencing troubled times. |
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 Tiny Paws Dog Rescue Canada is a charitable organization, comprised of volunteers who are working to fill a much needed niche in the rescue community, that of saving and re-homing small (under 20 lbs), mixed breed dogs and purebred dogs. |
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 Sasha's Den is an all breed rescue group (including cats), who specializes in gundog/sporting dog rescue. Sasha's Den also likes to work with special needs dogs, those who are a little older or require extensive veterinary care. |
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 Adopt a Rott is dedicated to rescuing and rehoming Rottweilers responsibly. They endeavor to educate the public, support responsible dog ownership and provide a safe haven for homeless Rottweilers. |
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 Hopeful Hearts is a non-profit dog rescue in Ottawa, Ontario. Hopeful Hearts Rescue was created in late September 2007 to help fill a void in the local rescue world for senior and special needs dogs. These angels are most often turned down by rescues due to difficulty with finding adoptive homes and inherent vet costs. |
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 The Canine Rescue Team of Ottawa is a non-profit organization founded in the summer of 2008 and operates with the asssitance of volunteers who are looking to make a difference in the lives of abandoned and abused dogs in the Ottawa and surrounding regions.
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 Basenji Rescue and Transport is providing safe harbors and strong anchors for Basenjis set adrift. |
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 The Alaskan Malamute HELP League is the largest association of Malamute owners in Canada. The AMHL is a Canada-wide registered charity dedicated to working with shelters, rescue groups and the public, to provide: education; information; support in finding lost and stolen dogs; encouragement and recognition of responsible dog ownership and achievement; assistance in placing Alaskan Malamutes at risk; and, as a last resort, providing hands-on rescue in Canada wherever possible.
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 Greyhound Supporters of the National Capital Region. They are a not for profit group made up of individuals interested in the health and welfare of the retired racing Greyhound. |
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Ontario branch of Aussie Rescue and Placement Helpline, Inc. (ARPH) is a non-profit organization that is composed of volunteers who are dedicated to the welfare of the Australian Shepherd breed. |
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 Bullies in Need (BIN) is a non-profit dog rescue based in Ottawa, Ontario, with several helpful chapters throughout Ontario. They pride themselves on the quality of loving dogs they rescue while working with shelters saving the bullies (and sometimes non-bullies) off of death row. Bullies in Need has fostered great relationships with shelters and they truly believe that the animal control, shelter staff and volunteers are the heart and soul behind saving the abandoned animals that our society leaves behind.
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Cat Rescue Groups |
 The Cat Rescue Network was established in 1999 in order to bring together, in an informal partnership, animal welfare organizations and committed individuals to address gaps in the delivery of animal welfare services for homeless cats. Our primary goal is to give apparently unadoptable cats a second chance.
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Other Rescue Groups |
 The Ferret Rescue Society of Ottawa and Area is a registered Ontario Not For Profit Corporation and a Federal Registered Charity. They are the only animal rescue group in the Ottawa area that aids ferrets in need. |
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 Rabbit Rescue Inc. is a registered charity dedicated to finding new homes for domestic rabbits that have been abused, abandoned or neglected. We work with numerous shelters across Ontario, as well as individual owners. A large number of rabbits come to us after being turned loose outside. |
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