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Pet Lost and Found 

http://www.helpinglostpets.com/

Pet fostering resources for domestic abuse victims
Ahimsa House will provide a temporary home for the pets of domestic abuse victims while the victims seek a safe living situation.

Ahimsa House
PO Box 8181
Atlanta, GA 31106
Phone: 404-496-4038
Website: www.ahimsahouse.org
Please call or check website for more information.

Safe Place for Pets
Website: safeplaceforpets.org
National directory of shelters that will take in domestic violence victims and their pets.

Pet resources for the military
These resources assist service members on deployment by offering a temporary home to their pets.

Dogs on Deployment
P.O. Box 710286
Santee, CA 92072-0286
Phone: 619-800-3631
Monday - Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm MST | Saturday - Sunday 10:00am - 4:00pm MST
Website: www.dogsondeployment.org
Online national resource for military members to search for volunteers who are willing to board their pets while they're on deployment

Guardian Angels for Soldier's Pet
9725 FM 1783
Gatesville, TX 76528-4739
Phone: 254-248-1818 or 501-325-1591
Website: guardianangelsforsoldierspet.org
Assists active duty, wounded warrior and honorably/general discharged military by caring for pets in instances of deployment, hardship or illness.

Humane Society of Valdosta/Lowndes County
PO Box 5323
Valdosta, GA 31603
Phone: 229-242-7729
Website: www.humanesocietyofvaldosta.org
Coordinates the temporary placement (fostering) of pets of deployed military from Moody Air Force base.

NetPets, Inc.
Military Pets Foster Project
PO Box 563
N. Myrtle Beach, SC 29597
Phone: (843) 249-5262
Website: www.netpets.org
A NationWide & Global network of Individual Foster Homes that will house, nurture and care for the dogs, cats, birds, horses and all other pets for all the Military personnel Only.

PACT for Animals
PO Box 590
Gladwyne, PA 19035
Phone: 610-581-4141
Website: www.pactforanimals.org
Offers foster homes for pets (cats, dogs, birds) of deployed military personnel. Also offers a program to foster pets of cancer patients. See website for details.

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