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Last Chance Animal Rescue is a charitable, not-for profit 501(c)(3)organization, created to save the lives of animals.  We rescue animals that are locate in "KILL" facilities and underwrite the costs of relocating them to "NO KILL" facilities and foster homes in hopes of finding them a forever family.  We work with veterinarians for spay-neuter and provide other medical services until permanent placement is secured into a pre-screened home.  We depend on your donations to continue to save these helpless loving animals from being killed, as a faithful friend you can support our ongoing mission to save as many lives as we can.  We are grateful for our dedicated community of adopters, fosters, volunteers, sponsors and supporters, without you we could not achieve our life saving mission.
 

Our Background:

Founded by Whitney Knowlton in 2008, Last Chance Animal Rescue is a volunteer based nonprofit and our focus is to rescue animals located in "KILL" facilities trapped on death row in rural shelters still using inhumane methods of killing such as gas chambers or heart stick.  Our Adoption Program has successfully found homes for over 15,000 cats and dogs since December of 2008. Our Middle Mutts Program has saved over 15,000 cats and dogs since March of 2011. 



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  HOLLY
Meet Holly, a sweet and affectionate 6-year-old boxer mix who is looking for her forever home. Holly is a shy dog who tends to keep to herself around ...read more about HOLLY
  MAGGIE (SHIRLEY  - Boston Terrier mix)
Introducing Maggie, the delightful 5-year-old Boston Terrier Mix with a heart full of joy! Maggie's vibrant spirit and boundless energy make her a...read more about MAGGIE (SHIRLEY - Boston Terrier mix)
  LOKI
Loki is approx 3yrs old and and 60lbs, housebroken and crate trained.  He enjoys his crate and goes into it when ever he is looking to relax. Lok...read more about LOKI
  FERGAL aka RAMBO
FERGAL is a happy 3 year old, 117lb goofball of a pup wants to know why he's not adopted yet?! This big ole mush of a boy loves humans. He may tak...read more about FERGAL aka RAMBO
  LOUIE
Allow me to introduce you to Louis, a dashing 2-year-old Labrador mix weighing in at approximately 70 pounds. Louis is the embodiment of charm and war...read more about LOUIE
  SALVADOR
Salvador is truly one-of-a-kind, a dog with a unique and captivating appearance that is sure to steal your heart. Sporting one brown eye and one blue ...read more about SALVADOR
  OREO
Miss Oreo  is a playful 8 year old lab mix, who is approx 65 pounds.  Oreo loves to play with her toys! Tug, fetch, catch…Her fo...read more about OREO
  TOPAZ
Topaz is a well-behaved pup who walks pretty well on a leash once her initial excitement settles down. She's also house and crate trained, making ...read more about TOPAZ
  BEE
Bee is a truly remarkable dog, a stunning shepherd mix with a heart as vast as the meadows and as sweet as honey. Her captivating brown eyes tell a st...read more about BEE
  MISS DAISEY (aka DAISEY)
Daisy is happy, obedient, and very pretty. Look closely and you will see she has partial heterochromia in her right eye, which makes her adoring gaze ...read more about MISS DAISEY (aka DAISEY)
  BLAKE
Meet Blake, the magnificent almost 3-year-old, 74lb Great Pyrenees at St. Frances Farm sanctuary in SC. With her striking beauty and typical breed t...read more about BLAKE
  TIONNE(aka Millie)
Tionne is a sweet dog that is very smart and highly trainable.  She loves to play with dogs but would be best with dogs her size or larger. ...read more about TIONNE(aka Millie)

Did you know that millions of pets are unnecessarily euthanized each year in the United States. LCAR is working to change the way shelters treat these precious animals so that this senseless loss and incredible cruelty can one day end. These animals are highly adoptable and die each day because of legislative deficits, lack of resources and limited chances of local adoption. We rescue these animals regardless of age, breed or general health, trying to save as many as we can from death by underwriting the cost of relocating to "NO KILL" facilities and foster homes while finding the adoptive furever families that they all deserve. We network with other rescue organizations to transfer animals from our shelter partners into adoption programs and to educate shelters on reform and assist them in achieving “NO KILL” regardless of current legislation. To date, LCAR has rescued thousands of animals and is growing everyday thanks to the support of our volunteers, fosters, adopters, donors and sponsors.

The Problem: In poor rural areas, spaying & neutering animals is not a priority. Underā€funded by local jurisdictions, KILL shelters are cruel depositories for healthy animals who are exposed to disease, unsanitary conditions and outside elements before their brutal and untimely demise. Many shelters are still using gas chambers for this purpose, pumping Carbon Monoxide into a chamber killing groups of dogs, puppies, cats and kittens. It takes approximately 25 minutes for an animal to suffocate to death…provided the chamber is maintained properly.

What We Do: Our volunteers work with rural shelters to rescue as many animals as possible. The decision on who gets to live and who is left behind to die is based on two factors: available funds and available foster homes! The animals we help to make it out alive are then sequestered in our quarantine facility, where their journey begins. Once the rigorous vetting process of vaccinating, worming, and altering is completed, we transport them to the Northeast for adoption. Upon arrival, animals are placed into foster homes and given as much exposure as possible at weekly adoption events and online to help find them a furever home! The demand for these animals is very high and adoptions generally happen very quickly!

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PLEASE browse our list of available animals and fill out an Adoption Application if you are interested. Please be sure to check our Events Calendar and come meet your new pet. If you have trouble finding the information you need, or if you have any questions, feel free to contact us

For more Information please call 631.478.6844 or email us info@LCARescue.org

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PO Box 184 •  Holbrook , NY 11741  •  (631) 478-6844 •  lcarescue [ at ] gmail.com