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Ferret Shelters in Arkansas

Arkansas Ferret Rescue is a 501(c)3 organization. At the Arkansas Ferret Rescue and Shelter for Special Needs Ferrets, we serve the whole state of Arkansas and surrendering areas. We also help out other ferret shelters who are in need of our help. After all its for the ferrets!

Accepting Ferrets, dogs, cats, birds, rabbits, and rodents. Helping others find companion animals by helping with spay/neuter assistance, vaccinations, heartwork teting, and food.



Shelter is a 501(c )3 organization. Our mission is to rescue and provide a lifetime of love, companionship and joy for homeless, abandoned and abused animals. THWR takes in injured and orphaned wild animals and heals, raises and releases them back into the wild. Those with physical injuries that prevent them from surviving in the wild are given a permanent home here.

We also take in abused or neglected ferrets, get them healthy and adopt them out. We are currently trying to set up to take in domestic rabbits and birds. Donations are needed to complete this project.

Dog & Cat Shelters in Arkansas

Animal Haven Rescue Incis dedicated to helping homeless dogs in the Greater Fayetteville, Arkansas area. We receive NO government or town funding, and rely soley on private donations received from generous animal lovers.

Animal Haven Rescue Incis a No-kill, Non-profit 501(c)3 corporation. Donations are Tax Deductible! We are dedicated to the rescue of abandoned, abused and neglected animals, providing a safe and secure place for stray dogs and cats awaiting homes. Over the years we have helped thousands of animals find the loving homes they deserve. All the animals we have are checked for heartworms, vaccinated and spayed or neutered and receive any necessary surgeries.They eat a quality diet and are given flea, tick, heartworm prevention treatments and any additional medical attention they require. All animals MUST be spayed/neutered and micro-chipped before leaving the shelter. Since we are a non-kill, we stay overfilled and cannot at this time take in new pets (other than our own, if returned).