humane partners
ARF believes strongly in working together with other humane organizations to improve the lives of cats and dogs and to reduce the euthanasia rate of adoptable animals.
 
ARF works with this Utah-based national organization by taking in dogs and puppies it has rescued from puppy mills. We have also collaborated with Best Friends on finding the owners of animals that were lost during disasters like Hurricane Katrina. ARF is a member of Best Friends Network Charities.
ARF is a member of the Long Island Cat Project, a network of feral cat rescuers, care givers, and individual citizens dedicated to resolving the feral cat problem on Long Island with a Trap Neuter Return strategy - a humane and effective solution. ARF is an official LICP hub and serves as the feral cat resource for the East End of Long Island.
Each quarter, ARF is one of 60 shelters in the New York Metropolitan area that rescues dogs from euthanasia in New York City's Animal Care and Control Centers. We are proud to be part of an alliance that is saving thousands of adoptable animals each year.
Maddie's Fund's mission is to help the nation's most needy dogs and cats who, for one reason or another, have ended up in animal shelters across the country. Through the Mayor's Alliance, Maddie's Fund helps ARF pay for the care of the cats and dogs we rescue from New York City while they wait for loving homes.
ARF works with HSUS on humanely reducing the feral cat population on a national level.
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