New Hampshire Animal Shelters

98 Shelters

e.g. "Miami FL" or "33168"

Friends of the Manchester Animal Shelter

Shelter Organization

P.O. Box 393
Manchester, NH 03102

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Located in Hillsborough County

603-628-3544

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FuRRR Feline Rescue

Rescue Organization

10 Main St Unit 99
Gonic, NH 03839

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Greater Derry Humane Society, Inc.

Humane Society

P.O. Box 142
East Derry, NH 03041

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Located in Rockingham County

(603) 434-1512

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Greyhound Placement Service

12 Donovan Road
Candia, NH 03034

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Located in Rockingham County

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Happy Dogs of New England

Boonville, NH 47601

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Happy Tails Rescue of New England

Rescue Organization

Milford, NH 03055

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(205) 910-6336

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Helping Hands 4 Paws

P.O. Box 232
Rindge, NH 03461

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Located in Cheshire County

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House Rabbit Society - New Hampshire

P.O. Box 1017
Wolfeboro Falls, NH 03896

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Located in Carroll County

603-569-9372

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Humane Society for Greater Nashua

Humane Society

24 Ferry Road
Nashua, NH 03060

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Located in Hillsborough County

603-889-2275

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Just Cats, Inc.

P.O. Box 875
Salem, NH 03079

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Located in Rockingham County

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Lakes Region Humane Society

Humane Society

11 Old Route 28
Ossipee, NH 03864

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Located in Carroll County

(603) 539-1077

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Lakes Region Humane Society

Humane Society

P.O. Box 2231
Wolfeboro, NH 03894

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Located in Carroll County

603-569-3549

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Animal Shelters in New Hampshire

New Hampshire has 98 listed animal shelters and rescue organizations, spread across 10 counties. The mix is fairly even between rescue organizations and animal shelters. Manchester has more than any other New Hampshire city, followed by Sandown and Salem. There is no shortage of choice in New Hampshire — old dogs, shy cats, and a fair few who will pick you first.

New Hampshire has 98 listed at the moment, and they are shown above with the ones that have photos first. Open any of them for the full address, contact details and opening hours.

A mix of both, and the difference is worth knowing before you set out. A rescue usually places animals from a network of foster homes rather than from premises you can walk into, so you generally arrange a meeting first. A shelter or humane society more often has a facility you can visit during opening hours.

Manchester has more than anywhere else in New Hampshire, followed by Sandown, Salem and Bedford. They are the usual place to start if you are willing to travel; the sidebar links straight through to each.

Rockingham, Hillsborough and Grafton counties have the most, though listings reach 10 of New Hampshire's counties in total. The city links in the sidebar are usually the quicker way in.

Most listings here carry a phone number, and most link to the organization's own website. Calling ahead is worth it — opening hours change, and rescues often work by appointment rather than keeping a building open.