Island Paws Rescue - (954) 661-3899

Island Paws Rescue, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to promote the welfare of dogs, cats, puppies and kittens. Our Mission is to save the lives of stray dogs and cats through spay, neuter, adoption and educational programs.

Island Paws Rescue, Inc. is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization dedicated to promote the welfare of dogs, cats, puppies and kittens.

We will raise money to ensure the following is our top priority.
• Maintain an adoption center and rescue shelter that takes in unwanted animals.
• Provide for adoptions of healthy animals at a reasonable cost.
• Educate the people in the humane treatment and care of animals. In particular, we would like to have an education program that visits school children with a classroom presentation runs several times a year and publish articles in local literature.
• Attempt to reduce the population of stray animals through education and by providing spay and neuter surgery. To provide and maintain a clinic that will provide a safe environment for all surgeries with a licensed Vet on staff.

Why help the dogs in Bimini?
Bimini has become a second home to many South Florida residents. Many of which have rescued a stray dog or two from the streets also known as the “King’s Highway” of Bimini. We have chosen to help dogs in Bimini because of the island's overwhelming need for shelters and compassion. In the States, we have many shelters, humane societies, and rescue groups. In Bimini (which has only 1600 residents) we have 1 volunteer that takes in some of the stray dogs that are in need of special attention. Unsterilized dogs roam the streets, reproducing at alarming rates. Thousands of dogs die inhumanely, suffering from illnesses and starvation. They are NOT given the right to die humanely, pain free, or peacefully. Most die in extreme discomfort, never knowing love or affection. For these reasons, we fight to raise awareness to the sufferings occurring in our own backyard. We strive for a better future for all animals!

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