Animal Groups and Organizations

Dedicated to furthering development on non-surgical methods of pet population control.

501c3, All-Breed, Foster-based, Canine Rescue
P. O. Box 80146
Lansing, MI 48908-0146

Animal Law archives compiled by the Michigan State University College of Law.

An independent council of veterinarians devoted to creating guidelines for the optimal control of internal and external parasites as they relate to pets and people.

Dedicated to freeing the chained dog and bringing our ‘best friend’ into the home and family.

Helping to place stray and abandoned animals in foster care; serving the Detroit metropolitan area.

A non-profit organization for animal rescue in the Metro Detroit area working with rescue groups to educate the public, raise money, continue rescue efforts, and find homes for pets.

Promotes the advancement of veterinary science; provides animal health information to the public

Promotes the practice of quality transfusion medicine by all members of the veterinary medical team. Quality blood components for nonhuman species are provided economically throughout the United States.

Provides tools and information to help people involved in shelters and
rescue groups operate their organizations better and save more lives.

A non-profit organization dedicated to making Oakland County a “no more homeless pets” community and ending the euthanasia of homeless adoptable and/or treatable companion animals. Free monthly electronic newsletter for Pet Lovers.

A local network for activists campaigning against the use of animals in food, clothing, science, and entertainment.

Provides information and resources about the practice and study of Animal Law as well as current legislation.