We are the only animal rescue organization on Grand Bahama Island, which is 73 miles long and 1 to 7 miles wide, with a human population of around 50,000, and a large homeless animal population. We are working hard to alleviate the homeless animal problem through our free spay/neuter and educational programs, but it is a constant struggle. We moved into our brand new, badly needed shelter in June 2008! However, our operating costs have increased tremendously and we need your support more than ever! Please consider donating today (link below). Please help! At present, our maxiumum capacity (which is often exceeded) is 300 dogs and puppies and 60 cats and kittens. Stray, homeless, unwanted, and abandoned dogs are by far our biggest problem on the island. Unfortunately, with such a small human population on our island, our adoption rate for dogs is AT BEST, 25%, and since we take in over 100 pets per month, we sadly...and tragically... do not have the luxury of being a no-kill shelter. Our fundraising ability is also limited by the finite pool of potential donors as we are only one of many charities on the island, and unfortunately, animal welfare is low on most residents' list of priorities.