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Rescues and Shelters
United States
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Homeless Animal
Rescue Team, Northern Virginia/Washington DC
A volunteer from HART writes: "We are a group that prowls the area shelters,
accepts owner surrenders, strays, etc., and places every dog eventually. As of
October 2000, we had already doubled our 1999 placement of 500 dogs. We accept
puppies and very young dogs into our program, but the majority of our dogs are
older. We try to take as many as possible from the shelters, as their short time
has run out. Like most rescue groups, we struggle to raise enough funds and
awareness to get our work done." E-mail:
DebSharpe@aol.com
Washington Animal Rescue League
The Washington Animal Rescue League in Washington, D.C., is a small,
restricted admission, private, no-kill shelter that frequently has senior dogs
available for adoption. Currently in residence in the senior category and
waiting for adoption are a 9-year-old female Poodle mix and an 11-year- old cat.
The Washington Animal Rescue League is located at 71 Oglethorpe St. NW,
Washington, D.C. Telephone: (202) 726-2556. Liz DiSimone, Adoption
Manager.
Washington Humane Society DC Shelter
Always does its best for the seniors that are left in their guardianship. Please
visit the shelter at 1201 New York Ave., NE, Washington, DC 20002. Telephone:
202-576-6664 (24 hours)
The Washington Animal Rescue League
Chesapeake Shepherd & K-9 Rescue, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of German Shepherds, Labrador Retrievers, senior dogs and disabled dogs. We serve the Maryland, D.C., Delaware, and Virginia areas.
Homeless Animal
Rescue Team, Northern Virginia/Washington DC
A volunteer from HART writes: "We are a group that prowls the area shelters,
accepts owner surrenders, strays, etc., and places every dog eventually. As of
October 2000, we had already doubled our 1999 placement of 500 dogs. We accept
puppies and very young dogs into our program, but the majority of our dogs are
older. We try to take as many as possible from the shelters, as their short time
has run out. Like most rescue groups, we struggle to raise enough funds and
awareness to get our work done." E-mail:
DebSharpe@aol.com
Washington Animal Rescue League
The Washington Animal Rescue League in Washington, D.C., is a small,
restricted admission, private, no-kill shelter that frequently has senior dogs
available for adoption. Currently in residence in the senior category and
waiting for adoption are a 9-year-old female Poodle mix and an 11-year- old cat.
The Washington Animal Rescue League is located at 71 Oglethorpe St. NW,
Washington, D.C. Telephone: (202) 726-2556. Liz DiSimone, Adoption
Manager.
Washington Humane Society DC Shelter
Always does its best for the seniors that are left in their guardianship. Please
visit the shelter at 1201 New York Ave., NE, Washington, DC 20002. Telephone:
202-576-6664 (24 hours)
District of Columbia Animal Shelter
View Map - New York Avenue Shelter
Hours and
fees
District of Columbia
Animal Shelter
(Operated by WHS)
1201 New York Ave., NE
Washington, DC 20002
(202) 635-7915 (24 hours)
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