Little Tails Rescue, Inc.

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Little Tails Rescue, Inc. is a no-kill 501(c)(3) nonprofit, so every gift you give is tax deductible. Your generosity directly fuels rescue, treatment, and adoption work across South Florida.

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About Little Tails Rescue

Little Tails Rescue, Inc. is a no-kill 501(c)(3) nonprofit devoted to rescuing, treating, and rehoming cats and dogs in the South Florida area. Our attention centers mainly on small dogs and senior dogs — animals frequently passed over, unwanted, or abandoned. With proper care, senior dogs can enjoy many more years, and they deserve a fresh start at a happy life.

Because we operate as a foster-based rescue, we can only welcome new dogs and cats when foster homes are open. We invite you to consider opening your home as a foster parent. Few things bring greater joy than saving the life of a loving cat or dog, and foster families make that happen each time they take in a homeless companion. Please fill out our online foster application to get started.

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Medical Care for Every Pet

Little Tails covers all medical care for each cat and dog in our program. Every pet is spayed or neutered, receives a blood test, heartworm test, and fecal check, is microchipped, and gets dental care when needed. Further treatment is provided as required. We give the best possible medical attention to every animal we take in, which means we can only accept new dogs and cats when funds for medical treatment are available.

Little Tails runs entirely on donations from caring pet lovers — our donors are the reason we can keep saving lives. Please consider giving to Little Tails. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, your donations are tax deductible, and Little Tails is also registered with the Florida Department of Agriculture (CH45467). If you donate for a specific dog or cat, simply include that pet's name, and you'll receive email updates all the way through adoption.

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"Nobody made a greater mistake than he who did nothing because he could only do a little." — Edmund Burke

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Discover the many ways you can support Little Tails Rescue:

Connect with us on Facebook, email [email protected], visit our home page, or explore pets on Adopt-a-Pet.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of organization is Little Tails Rescue?
Little Tails Rescue, Inc. is a no-kill 501(c)(3) nonprofit committed to rescuing, treating, and adopting out cats and dogs in the South Florida area. The rescue is also registered with the Florida Department of Agriculture (CH45467).
What types of animals does Little Tails Rescue focus on?
Our focus is mainly on small and senior dogs, though we also rescue cats. Senior dogs are often overlooked, unwanted, and discarded, and Little Tails believes they deserve a second chance at happiness.
How does the foster-based rescue model work?
Little Tails is a foster-based rescue and can only accept dogs and cats when foster homes are available. Community members are encouraged to complete the online foster application to become a foster parent.
What medical care do rescued pets receive?
Little Tails provides all medical care for each cat and dog in its care. Each pet is spayed or neutered, receives a blood test, heartworm test, fecal check, microchip, and dental care if needed. Additional medical care is provided as needed.
Are donations to Little Tails Rescue tax deductible?
Yes. Little Tails survives solely on donations from pet lovers, and as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, donations are tax deductible. Donors can list a particular dog or cat's name when donating and will receive email updates through adoption.
How can I adopt or get involved?
You can view adoptable dogs and adoptable cats, complete the adoption application, submit a foster application, donate, or visit the Get Involved page for other ways to help.