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Tri-State Rescue Directory

Supporting the amazing organizations that give pets a second chance. Rescues, shelters and sanctuaries across Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky and Southeast Indiana — organized by county.

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Hamilton County / Cincinnati

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Tri-State Rescue Directory, page 1 of 3: Hamilton County and Cincinnati. Lists 24 rescues and shelters with city, animal type, phone number and website, including Cincinnati Animal CARE, SPCA Cincinnati, Save the Animals Foundation, The Scratching Post, Ohio Alleycat Resource, HART, Louie's Legacy, Arrowhead Reptile Rescue and the Tri-State Noah Project.

Clermont, Butler & Warren Counties

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Tri-State Rescue Directory, page 2 of 3: Clermont County and the east side, Butler County including Hamilton and Middletown, and Warren County. Lists 21 rescues and shelters with city, animal type, phone number and website, including the League for Animal Welfare, RAPTOR Inc., Animal Friends Humane Society and the Humane Association of Warren County.

Northern Kentucky, Southeast Indiana & more

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Tri-State Rescue Directory, page 3 of 3: Northern Kentucky, Dearborn County and Southeast Indiana, plus additional rescue types across the Tri-State. Lists county animal shelters in Boone, Campbell, Kenton, Grant, Gallatin and Bracken counties, the Stray Animal Adoption Program, PAWS of Dearborn County, and breed-specific, farm, bird, reptile and wildlife rescues.

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Our Local Shelters page profiles a dozen of the area's best-known shelters in their own words. Or search every local shelter's adoptable pets at once on Petfinder.

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