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MAS Rescue MAS Rescue is a small group, we are dedicated to helping unwanted shelter animals. We are run by volu The animals hope to hear from you soon.

The Maryland Animal Sanctuary & Rescue Organization (MAS Rescue, Inc.) was founded in 2005 by Mary Snyder to fulfill her dream and passion to save animals from unnecessary euthanasia in over-crowded shelters. MAS Rescue is a small group that is dedicated to helping unwanted shelter animals whose time has run out and whose destiny is deemed perilous. An all volunteer organization, we have a passionate desire to save as many shelter animals as possible and work tirelessly to provide all the love and care they need. MAS Rescue has rescued and placed over 8500 dogs and cats in loving forever homes. Animals come to us from local shelters, some from distant shelters, while still others are displaced homeless animals found wandering the streets. We rescue, treat and rehabilitate animals through placement in volunteer foster homes for the purpose of eventual adoption into permanent homes that are loving and responsible. They are socialized with children, other animals, and are exposed to everyday family life. We take each animal for a vet check, have them vaccinated, de-wormed etc... If an animal is 22 weeks or more they will always be altered. We require an adoption application, a signed contract and a fee. We will complete regular follow-up, including veterinarian follow-up on your new companion. If you are interested in adopting any of our furry four-legged friends, e-mail us for an adoption application. Please keep in mind: We will not ship animals, but will consider reasonable transport for the perfect home! Thanks for considering adoption from a rescue organization!

The puppies are five months old now!! Please go visit DOAR and adopt a new best friend today!! ❤️🐾
10/15/2026

The puppies are five months old now!! Please go visit DOAR and adopt a new best friend today!! ❤️🐾

Better than a fire hydrant… go get some free trees! 🌳 👍☺️🐾
10/10/2026

Better than a fire hydrant… go get some free trees! 🌳 👍☺️🐾

10/09/2026
Important!!!
09/27/2026

Important!!!

🦇PSA Baltimore: It is not baby bat season it is bat migration season and any bat found on the ground NEEDS help. Bats during fall migration can become grounded by hitting glass, confused by light pollution or flushed onto the ground due to rain, high winds or sudden cold weather. Anytime you find a bat on the ground (even if they look dead), call us at 256-493-7393 or Phoenix Wildlife Center, Inc. to learn how to help.

My foster Mum took a few new pics… She wants to find me the perfect place to call home! I’m Jafar, I’m about a year. I’m...
09/23/2026

My foster Mum took a few new pics… She wants to find me the perfect place to call home! I’m Jafar, I’m about a year. I’m crate trained, neutered, microchipped, vaccinated, about 40 lbs., friendly with everyone!! And SO much fun! (Look at my Curley tail!) 🐾💜🐾 email a request for an adoption application: [email protected] (You can see Charley in one of his pics too!)

If you are looking for a spunky, enthusiastic, playful companion, who would be a great hiking partner, jogging partner, ...
09/19/2026

If you are looking for a spunky, enthusiastic, playful companion, who would be a great hiking partner, jogging partner, (walks are good too!) or just someone to play fetch with…and snuggle on the couch with… look no further!! You found him!! Apply to adopt Charley today!! House trained, crate trained, good with other dogs but absolutely NO cats! Email us for an application at [email protected]! Please adopt, if you can’t adopt, please share… we know Charley’s loving home is out there looking for him!! 💜🐾💜

Wow!! This is amazing!!
09/18/2026

Wow!! This is amazing!!

Breaking news! Scientists have described the first new wild cat species in over a century: Leopardus tilcayo (the Tilcayo cat). 🐾

Found in Bolivia’s Yungas cloud forest by an international research team — including Paola Nogales Ascarrunz — this elusive, 3-pound feline is smaller than the average domestic cat.

Long thought to belong to a single widespread species, DNA analysis revealed five distinct wild cats — including L. tilcayo, defined by its slender frame, muted fur and extra-large spot markings. "We chose to name the species 'Tilcayo' — the name local communities use to describe the cat," shares Nogales Ascarrunz. "It’s our way of honoring their ancestral knowledge and connection to this animal."

Scientists are now deploying camera traps across the cloud forest to find L. tilcayo in the wild and build targeted conservation plans to protect them from habitat loss. “Describing a new cat species after more than 100 years shows how much we still have to learn about the biodiversity around us. But it also reminds us that we need to protect the Yungas forests, which are home to so many species — including some we are only beginning to understand.”

Photos by fellow Explorer Fernando Faciole

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