4,292 Akita Dogs adopted on Rescue Me! Donate TORNADOES EMERGENCY... PETS NEED YOUR HELP... Donate. This map shows how many Akita Dogs are posted in each state. Click on a number to view those needing rescue in that state. Akita Rescue Information: The Akita Inu, or Japanese Akita, is a large Spitz-type breed of dog.

TikiHut Akita Rescue is based in Northern California. We rescue, rehome and rehabilitate homeless Akitas. We are recognized as a 501 (c) (3)organization, so your donations are tax deductible. Each Akita that leaves our program is provided with necessary

Inspired by the heart of an Akita, we rescue Akita’s – with honor and integrity – and help place them with wonderful families – in loving memory of Pono and Maile. The non-profit is organized and operated exclusively for charitable, and educational purposes, and for the prevention of cruelty of animals specifically, to promote the…

MARS has Akitas available for adoption at several Midwest locations. If you are interested in adopting a MARS orphan, please fill out our adoption application. Many of the Akitas we rescue require extended veterinary and foster care before they become available for adoption.

Akita Angels rescues Akitas and other large, dominant and/or high-risk dog breeds.

Midwest Akita Rescue Society. Serving Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, Iowa, Missouri and Minnesota as well as parts of Kentucky and Kansas..

ARSA (Akita Rescue Society of America, Inc) was founded in 1976 by a small group of Akita fanciers who recognized the need to assist abandoned Akitas. The breed has grown and with it, the need for rescue has increased. Individuals and groups throughout the country have become involved in rescue work.

Recovering Our Akitas Rescue (ROAR) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, all-volunteer organization whose purpose is to rescue, medically treat, rehabilitate and re-home abandoned, relinquished or otherwise homeless Akita dogs.

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You can adopt an Akita through a rescue that specializes in Akitas. A great place to start would be starting a breed search on Adopt A Pet, which will show you all the available Akitas in your area. National organizations such as the National Akita Rescue and the Akita Club of America Rescue could be good places to start.