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  SHARED TO INFORM AND EDUCATE ABOUT SERIOUS ISSUES OF COMMERCIAL  BREEDING FACILITIES.....NORTH SHORE ANIMAL LEAGUE AMERICA IS A  NO KILL RESCUE  DONATE NOW Right now, 48 dogs and puppies are relying on us — physically, emotionally, and in ways that aren’t always visible. Rescued from commercial breeding facilities, many have lived without proper medical care, used only to produce litter after litter.   Now, with your help, they finally have a chance to put their tragic past behind them. Your support helps us continue to keep our no-kill promise. DONATE NOW Your urgent gift provides comprehensive medical and dental treatment, grooming to address neglect-related conditions, and behavioral support that helps them begin to trust. North Shore Animal League America rescues the animals others can't or won't and gives them the care they need to recover and find a loving home. But we can't do it without you. Give today and be the reason these dogs and puppies get the s...

LET'S WORK TOGETHER TO END PUPPY MILLS!    When we got word of 58 mill dogs and puppies in need of saving, we immediately hit the road. Poodles, Aussies, Papillons, Pomeranians and even a terrier with a bad leg have been suffering in a cramped commercial breeding mill, and each needs   our urgent help. In collaboration with National Mill Dog Rescue , these dogs and puppies are heading to the safety of our no-kill campus, where they will receive medical care, grooming and dental treatments.   Can they count on you? Please rush an urgent gift to ensure each of these 58 mill rescues receives the expert care and rehabilitation they deserve. DONATE NOW   DONATE WITH CONFIDENCE: 81 cents of every dollar spent goes  directly  to animal program services. © 2025 North Shore Animal League America 25 Davis Ave, Port Washington, NY 11050 Animal League America stays true to its mission by continuously taking animals out of harm's way, and giving them a second chan...

  Going the Distance to Help California Animal Shelters The devastation left behind by the recent wildfires in Los Angeles County and beyond has uprooted countless lives — both human and animal. As communities work to rebuild, shelters in California are facing an overwhelming challenge: finding space for the rising number of animals in need. Our shelter partner, Western Riverside County Animal Services and its three affiliated shelters, were already over capacity when the fires started. A collaborative effort began that included a cross-country lifesaving mission to bring 42 dogs and puppies from California to the safety of our Port Washington, New York campus. LEARN MORE   "They got too old." For most of us, our pets never live long enough. We treasure our time with them and are grateful beyond words when they live long healthy lives. Then there are cruel people like those who dumped Gabby and Romeo at a Florida shelter, not to have them rehomed ...