In fall 1999, a group of animal lovers started a non-profit alternative animal rescue and placement organization called Saving Pets One at a Time (SPOT). SPOT hopes that by creating new opportunities for fostering and adoption, more companion animals will find loving forever homes.

 

We work to reduce the number of homeless pets by ensuring all animals we place are spayed or neutered. We also test all cats for Feline Leukemia (FeLV) and Feline Aids (FIV) prior to rehoming, to ensure that these diseases don't spread.​

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SPOT doesn't have a shelter facility. Instead, we rely on foster homes to provide a safe haven for the animals until they can be placed into a permanent home. Foster homes are carefully screened to ensure proper care and a loving environment will be provided during the animal's stay. Each pet receives daily one-on-one care and attention while in foster care. We work on training and socialization skills to help each pet be the best they can be. Pets don't leave foster care until they're emotionally and physically ready to be placed into a permanent home. ​​