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New Taipei City Sanzhi District Public Animal Shelter is operated by the New Taipei City Animal Protection and Epidemic Prevention Office. Located on Qingshan Road in Yuanshan Village, Erpingding area, Sanzhi District — near Baisha Anle Garden — it is arguably the most scenically situated public animal shelter in the Pawsumés dataset. During the winter-to-spring blossom season, the road to the shelter is lined with cherry blossoms. The hiking trail at Erpingding behind the shelter is well suited for walking an adopted dog. The shelter also features a hand-painted cherry blossom wall popular with visitors for photos. The shelter's Facebook page describes its surroundings as "good mountains and good water" (好山好水), and the Ministry of Agriculture's own listing specifically mentions the cherry blossom trail and hiking path as features of the location. Adopters receive the New Taipei City "Love You Forever" Platinum Pet Card with lifetime free rabies vaccinations and waived consultation fees at over 150 partner veterinary clinics. Note that like Bali and Tamsui shelters, Sanzhi is open weekdays only — Monday to Friday.

Taiwan Animals No Longer Stray Association is a private animal-protection organization focused on stray dog and cat sterilization, adoption support, public education, and advocacy. Its public message is a hope to one day see Taiwan’s stray animals no longer wandering, and its resources are directed toward TNR, supporting volunteers and community feeders, Mixdogcat adoption work, public information sharing, and donations. Unlike a shelter-style rescue group that operates a fixed public facility for walk-in animal viewing, the association’s official page states that it does not operate a shelter and does not function as a general rescue-reporting agency. Its work is better understood as source-control, adoption support, education, and community participation to gradually change the future of stray animals.

Support for Strays Taiwan, legally registered as 社團法人浪浪的後盾協會, is a private animal-protection organization focused on the rights and welfare of street animals, protection of abused stray animals, foster-style care, adoption support, sterilization promotion, and animal-protection education. Public records show that the organization was established in 2016 and that its mission is to protect stray animals’ right to life, protect abused animals, secure basic survival rights, and support implementation of Taiwan’s Animal Protection Act. Unlike a social-media page that only reposts adoption cases, Support for Strays Taiwan’s public service scope includes shelter-resource development, priority foster care for injured cats and dogs, sterilization, adoption, education, animal care management, and disease-prevention work. For Pawsumés users, this profile is most useful for understanding the organization’s rescue/foster support, shelter-care goals, adoption enquiries, supply support, volunteering, and animal-protection education work.