Twin Cities Pet Rescue
Dog and cat rescue in Saint Paul, Minnesota.
TCPR is a foster-based animal rescue. Supporters help provide veterinary care, food & supplies for homeless pets; saving one life at a time.
Who's looking for a home right now
A few of the 42 animals Twin Cities Pet Rescue had listed as of October 19, 2026. Adoptions happen fast, so check with the rescue before you get attached.
Jorts
Cat
Even Star
Cat
Mimic
Cat
Finneas
Cat
Trinket
Cat
Hot Tub Tony
Cat
Brega
Cat
Histogram
Cat
Riley
Dog
Excel
Cat
OneNote
Cat
Listings come from Shelterluv, where Twin Cities Pet Rescue keeps them — we don't process applications or hold animals. Details change quickly, so treat this as a starting point and confirm anything that matters with the rescue.
Twin Cities Rescues is an independent website and is not affiliated with the organizations listed here. Any views or opinions expressed are solely those of Twin Cities Rescues and do not represent this organization. Details are provided for information only — please confirm them directly with the organization.
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