Hoofbeats and Pawprints Rescue is a pet sitter in Natchez, Mississippi. This independent non-profit animal rescue organization serves Southwest Mississippi and Eastern/Central Louisiana. The organization specializes in animal rescue, including large animal rescue and the Natchez Transport Program. They work to save shelter pets by relocating them to no-kill shelters in other areas and assist rescuers and pet owners in finding placement for unwanted pets. They also work with local law enforcement to remove large animals from situations of abuse and neglect. The organization holds a 4.80 rating.
The rescue team includes Kathy Fitch, who founded the organization and has been involved in animal rescue for over a decade, and Joseph (Jay) Fitch, who cares for rescued horses and assists with transports. The staff and volunteers also include Susan Weed, Bobby Meason, and Jan Griffey. The organization provides adoptable dogs and cats, with adoption fees covering essential veterinary care such as spay/neuter surgery and vaccinations.
Hoofbeats and Pawprints Rescue is located on River Rd.
The organization is known for its dedication to saving lives through its transport program, which has worked to save over 15,000 pets. Their commitment to the community is reflected in their efforts to decrease euthanasia of sheltered animals through local adoption and the development of a strong transport network.
Hoofbeats and Pawprints Rescue provides essential animal rescue services and transport programs to the Natchez community and surrounding regions.