Ayla's Acres No-Kill Animal Rescue, Inc.
Our Mission
Ayla’s Acres No-Kill Animal Rescue is dedicated to providing love, security, and dignity to North Florida’s homeless and neglected animals by supporting adoption, spay and neuter services, and responsible care.
Our Story and Purpose
Founded to tackle the daunting challenge of animal overpopulation in Northeast and North Central Florida, we work one animal at a time to create a more compassionate community. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, we rely on the kindness of our community to provide essential resources for animals who need them most.
Our Care Model
We are a foster-based rescue, meaning our animals live in loving homes until they are adopted, providing the stability and socialization they need for a successful transition. Beyond our foster network, we maintain a 45-acre sanctuary in Greenville, Florida, where “unadoptable” animals live out their lives with peace and dignity. We are also excited to be developing a state-of-the-art Animal Resource Center to further our commitment to local animals.
A Joyful Partnership
Finding the perfect companion is a rewarding journey, and we are committed to making it a success for both you and your new pet. Our team carefully reviews every application, including vet references and home checks, to ensure every match is a safe, long-term fit for your family and our rescues. We are here to support you with resources for a smooth transition, ensuring your new best friend settles in comfortably.
Join Us in Saving Lives
Ready to meet your new best friend? Visit our Adoptable Animals page to browse our current residents or come visit us at our Thriftique in St. Augustine. Whether you choose to adopt, foster, or volunteer, you play a vital role in giving these animals their happily ever after.
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5/29 - Ayla's Acres to break ground on 10,000 sf animal resource center in St. Johns County
After three floods and two fires, Ayla's Acres Animal Rescue readies to construct long-planned animal shelter and education center
