Operates a no-kill adoption shelter for cats and dogs. Ensures all shelter animals are spayed/neutered, micro-chipped, vaccinated, and undergo comprehensive veterinary exams and temperament testing. Provides kennel enrichment programs and free-roaming catteries to promote animal well-being. Additional services include: pet adoption, appointment-based pet surrendering, animal rescue from overcrowded euthanizing facilities, and micro-chipping.

Provides animal control services for designated areas and cares for approximately 1,000 lost, abandoned, and surrendered animals per year. We provide free humane education to schools and interested groups.

Provides shelter for lost, unwanted animals, animal adoptions, humane education programs, and reduced cost spay and neutering clinic for dogs and cats.

Handles pet adoptions, licensing, and surrender services for animals in the local area. Also rescues and rehabilitates abandoned animals. Rabies clinics are available annually.

Receives cats and dogs 24/7 into their treatment facility where shelter and medical care are provided. In addition, the shelter provides vaccines, accepts surrendered animals, assists with lost and found animals, and provides animal adoption services. All adopted animals come spayed/neutered and with all their required vaccines.

Provides animal shelter that focuses on cat and dog adoptions, spay/neuter services and education, and other avenues of making life better for animals and people. Also provides temporary care and shelter of homeless or unwanted animals.

Operates a non-profit animal welfare organization which aims to reduce the number of unwanted dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, and horses killed in Mercer County. Services include: animal adoption, financial assistance to help get pets spayed/neutered, trap/Neuter/Release, behavior training, fostering of unwanted cats, dogs, and horses.

Receives cats and dogs 24/7 into their treatment facility where shelter and medical care are provided. In addition, the shelter provides vaccines, accepts surrendered animals, assists with lost and found animals, and provides animal adoption services. All adopted animals come spayed/neutered and with all their required vaccines.

Maintains a 24-hour receiving service for stray animals that are brought in by municipal animal control officers, particularly house cats and dogs. Shelter features include indoor/outdoor runs, cages, isolation areas, and surgical facilities. Shelters are operated by the Ocean County Department of Health.

Provides an animal shelter, animal adoption services, a low cost spaying and neutering clinic, and a full service veterinary hospital.

Promotes humane care and treatment of animals by operating an animal shelter and offering pet adoption services. Goals include seeking responsible homes, reducing pet overpopulation through spaying/neutering, providing healthcare, and reuniting lost pets with families. Volunteers assist in various shelter activities.

Provides animals with medical care, promotes neutering programs, increases animal adoption rates and raises community awareness. The website offers information on volunteering, fostering, barn cats, resources and more.

Rescuing, caring for, and re-homing unwanted, abused, abandoned, and sick animals, the animal center advocates for responsible spay/neuter practices, educates the community about pet ownership, reunites lost pets with owners, provides pet therapy to nursing home residents, guides school children in pet selection, supports other welfare organizations, and ensures investigation of animal abuse and cruelty.

Provides as a permanent refuge for animals that are homeless or injured. While pets can be adopted, already owned pets can be scheduled for a low cost spay or nurture.

Provides care and adoption services mainly for pets whose owners can no longer care for them. Program services include but are not limited to: grooming, behavioral training, and low-cost spay/neuter referral resources.

Provides shelter, food, medical care and rehabilitation for domestic animals while finding permanent homes for them. Focusing on animals with the greatest needs, RBARI is especially committed to those often rejected, including seniors, urgent medical cases, and surrenders.