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  Caroline wrote:

What a wonderful group of people running this compassionate rescue! Cheryl and her great volunteers work tirelessly to assist horses who arrive at their shelter. Some of these horses have serious issues with their health or have been abused or neglected.... more »

  sarahagnes wrote:

You will have trouble believing how creative and powerful this nonprofit is! In 1995 Bart Weetjens was exploring solutions for the global landmine problem. As a rat pet owner, he came across a publication using gerbils as scent detectors. Rats, intelligent,... more »

  Mindy7 wrote:

I've been a volunteer with OPH for 1 1/2 years and have had my eyes opened so wide to the overpopulation epidemic. I grew up hearing Bob Barker tell everyone to spay and neuter your pets. I thought, ok, that's a good thing, but I truly didn't understand... more »

  dogloverinABQ wrote:

This charity is really good for the dogs! The current president is awesome and wonderful! The problem is the vice president- what a jerk. I feel bad for this organization when he takes over. He is uneducated and rude. He has no idea how hard it really... more »

  Pattie Z. wrote:

Christine is very compassionate about the horses both in her care and those she can network. She was part of a group effort to get a beautiful baby some help that had been injured severely and ran through an auction bound for a bad fate. more »

  iknowher wrote:

Lots of monies coming in but not many animals "saved" - stolen yes- but saved? Not really sure. I do know a rabid animal was brought to the States and others on plane had to be killed because of this neglect. Terri Crisp who heads up Baghdad Pups wit... more »

  StaceyRigney wrote:

I have had the good fortune of utilizing FixNation's services for a few years and am eternally grateful to them. I have taken many cats, both family pets and ferals, to FixNation to be spayed/neutered, microchipped, vaccinated and de-wormed. Every time... more »

  nautical daze wrote:

I started here skeptical of what I was getting in to. Not having much experience with birds I was amazed at how the Palace had them socialized and spent so much time with them. I have since finish my hours for my Bright Futures requirement but I still... more »

  kcarter1965 wrote:

Only experience is thru her fb..but how she treats these animals, shares the ups and downs is amazing..she and her husband care deeply for all of them, from the ducks to the cows the horses, donkeys, goats and Simon and Patrick������������ more »

  jill8 wrote:

The Cat Network, Inc. (CN) is a 501(c)3, Florida not-for-profit corporation dedicated to humanely reducing cat overpopulation by educating the public about the need to sterilize their pets and strays; providing access to low-cost spay/neuter services... more »

  Lee Balek wrote:

I like the involvement of I like the involvement of Sarah McLachland..the publicity is very touching. However, to pay the CEO almost half a million dollars sends a very poor message in terms of what the organization stands for. s more »

  F.R.I.E.N.D.S. wrote:

The organization has gone a long way to help not only horses diagnosed with EIA in the state of Florida but it provides a sanctuary for all other horses in need in Broward County. The rescue facility has been in existence since 1987 providing a place... more »

  jim stay wrote:

I have been a supporter and volunteer at the Conservators' Center (CCI) since 2004. "Can do" is the attitude that pervades the whole place. We aren't about pretty, and we sure aren't financially secure, but if an animal is in need, the job WILL get done. A... more »

  All-Dogs-Are-Puppies wrote:

(A public thank you to Ruth at Pet Assistance Inc) Ruth, I can not thank you and Pet Assistance Inc enough. It was an incredibly stressful time, finding out that a very special doggie needed surgery and trying to make it possible. I can not thank... more »

  mreedoak wrote:

Mickaboo has a new name Mickaboo Companion Bird Rescue and is a great organization. Mickaboo takes in sick and injured birds from almost anywhere in Northern California and helpsturn them into healthy wonderful companions for bird lovers. more »

  William P. Rubin wrote:

Grey2K does nothing to help greyhounds. They exist only to shut down tracks, leaving hundreds of greyhounds without homes- endangering their lives. They do nothing to find homes for all these greyhounds, leaving the work to rescue groups across the country. They... more »

  gaited07 wrote:

L.E.A.N. is a special group of people who are dedicated to the welfare of our equine friends. Lean goes above and beyond to make sure horse and new owners are well matched for a FOREVER commitment of friendship. L.E.A.N continues with special training... more »

  mntnmann23 wrote:

This charitable organization fulfills it's "purpose" with a high level of clarity and efficiency. I feel very good about contributing to this worthy cause. more »

  Donna M. wrote:

Minis and Friends presents the true meaning of bringing joy to all. As a volunteer and a mini owner of this non-profit organization I have seen and experienced remarkable things happen to children and adults. These little horses and donkeys can make... more »

  Judy H. wrote:

I have been volunteering with the Humane Society of McCormick County for 9 years. I have participated in a variety of activities but the most enjoyable moments are when I am hands on with the dogs and cats. I like to help at our adoption events whenever... more »

  Sandi Capra wrote:

My husband is a Captain in the US Navy Reserves and has served 8 tours post 9/11 including 3 tours in Iraq, GITMO & Africa. He received a purple heart for the injuries he suffered in an IED explosion in Iraq. His service dog, Rocco has helped by husband... more »

  Abbeylove wrote:

I adopted my Golden Retriever Jack from the DVGRR a little over 5 years ago. He has been a wonderful addition to our family. The DVGRR's adoption process was a smooth and positive experience. So much so that I've become a volunteer for this great organization!... more »

  John N C. wrote:

My husband and I take 4 out of 5 of our fur babies to the wellness clinics, and the staff and volunteers are absolutely helpful, knowledgeable and take great care of our babies. One time, one of our big girls got loose, and Chelsea dropped everything... more »

  dawn2 wrote:

This is an awesome group of volunteers! They work around the clock to provide care for equines that are abandoned, neglected, abused, starved or just pushed to the side because they no longer seem to have a purpose! HFH rehabilitates these equines while... more »

  dillybeau wrote:

Your Dog's Friend is a unique resource for dog owners. The organization offers extremely practical workshops that address issues that often cause dogs to be surrendered by owners who are at their wit's end. As a volunteer and client of this organization,... more »

  barbagil wrote:

I used to donate to this charity to help unfortunate animals find new homes. After I checked their rating on this site, I was very disappointed to find a rating of 2 stars. I will no longer donate until they improve their score with Charity Navigator.... more »

  br wrote:

I was drawn to support Pandas International because it was pioneering in its efforts to help an animal species in crisis. The organization also extended its personal reach to panda caregivers when they were affected by the China quake. They have remained... more »

  smalldogrescueorg wrote:

My wife and I run our own non-profit and have been working with CWOB to help adopt out the dogs they bring up from Mexico for 10 years now. The work CWOB does has been truly inspiring as we have seen them cause enormous changes to happen in multiple... more »

  WolfMom wrote:

I have been volunteering with Shy Wolf for almost 3 years now. I first discovered the organization on the cover of a Florida magazine and knew that I had to go. My first visit was all that I had hoped for and more. The interaction with the "residents"... more »

  j wrote:

I have been a volunteer for Fancy Cats Rescue Team for a few years. The group is exceptionally dedicated to pulling as many cats as possible from kill shelters. In recent times, they have taken so many cats that have been given up due to the fallout from... more »

  Greg R. wrote:

I joined the board of F5RS in 2012. Since then, we have successfully recieved our 501(c)3 status, we are getting our rescue and sanctuary set up and are working on assorted shows and fundraisers for during the year. We have helped take care of the animals... more »

  RodeoSpotMkt wrote:

This sanctuary is the cleanest, most well run sanctuaries I have ever had the privilege of being involved with. Polly teaches all aspects of care from enclosure requirements, cleaning, animal safety, human safety, and more. I have been involved in many... more »

  Stephanie P. wrote:

This non-profit is fantastic. While I was in college I volunteered here for about 2.5 years. Patricia Muncy, the President of the rescue, really knows horses. She lives and breathes horses. Any horse who is lucky enough to come here will be taken well... more »

  Terry72 wrote:

This is such a wonderful organization. It is run by one person who's undYing passion is to try and help as many cats from as many places as possible. She goes out of her way to find homes, and personally care for, abandoned, neglected or feral cats.... more »

  sophiebun wrote:

HRS has been a blessing to rabbits for 20 years. HRS saves so many rabbits from euthanasia at local shelters, and finds them wonderful homes. I am so happy to have adopted several rabbits through the House Rabbit Society. I cannot imagine a life without... more »

  Kathy J. wrote:

Paws and Think is a non-profit organization supporting the needs of the At-Risk community, with a focus on youth. We offer therapy dog teams for schools, libraries, hospitals, group therapy and other needs as they arise. Our teams volunteer their time... more »

  Shelley16 wrote:

What a wonderful rescue, new beginning for horses of all sizes. It is amazing what lots of love, care and patience can do for a horses personality. These folks care about what they do and it shows. Proud to say also, that I/we (husband) also are volunteers/sponsorers... more »

  flyingfibers wrote:

I have had the opportunity to witness the work of The Livestock Conservancy on several occasions. This group of passionate individuals works hard to preserve heritage livestock throughout the United States. Without their work and dedication many breeds... more »

  Shadesmama wrote:

I started volunteering at Nature's Edge in the summer of 2009 and it's been an absolutely wonderful experience for me. Recently retired, I was looking for a way to fill some of my free time. Not a problem at Nature's Edge! There's always something... more »

  Kim McGarvey wrote:

I have adopted from PHS in the past and been a past supporter but am very disappointed in the way they have "handled" a situation with a friend of mine who has been a volunteer there for 10 years. She was recently told by the PHS Volunteer Coordinator,... more »

  jo4 wrote:

Angel Acres Horse Haven Rescue, Inc is dedicated to saving horses that are bound to be slaughtered for human consumption. They also rescue horses in abuse cases. They were the second equine rescue to be GFAS Accredited. They run an excellent facility,... more »

  Denise26 wrote:

What a wonderful organization that does so much for the disabled. more »

  Sgolis wrote:

My husband and I oversee a shelter for feral and abandoned cats. Since 2004 we have taken in many cats and have saved many lives. A few years ago I rescued an adult Siamese cat that was diagnosed with Feline Leukemia and Feline immunodeficiency virus.... more »

  brandiphillips wrote:

We recently partnered with K9s United to provide first aid training to K9 Handlers. Our team of veterinary personnel provided the training, and K9s United provided life saving individual first aid kits filled with supplies that we hope the officers never... more »

  . wrote:

As a long time member of the veterinary medicine community, and have plenty of experience interacting with animal rescues. I can say that without a doubt, German Shepherd Safe Haven is the most responsible rescue I have encountered. They consider each... more »

  mistymiko wrote:

Saving Hope is a wonderful organization that truly helps animals in need. I am a current foster for Saving Hope and their commitment to saving animals is inspiring. Our last foster Malibu, came to us as a puppy so sick that the vet recommended euthanizing... more »

  LoriGrubb wrote:

This place is awesome! It is great to know that the time spent volunteering will make a big difference in the lives of our Veterans, Military Service Members and Families of a Fallen Warrior. It is also nice to be able to do more than just say "thank... more »

  VP of GASP wrote:

This organization is so hands on, caring, over the top. Everyone that volunteers for this organization stretches theirself to the limit on finding foster homes for the military service member that has applied for assistance. Countless hours are spent... more »

  beingkind wrote:

Animalkind is a wonderful organization that is helping homeless cats and kittens and pet owners in financial crisis. They are a true blessing to our community and are always there to help. more »

  Jasmine698 wrote:

I have been going to Villi Poni Farm for over two years now and I can't say enough about the sanctuary. The owners Emily and George are some of the nicest people I have ever met. Emily cares so much for the Newfoundland Poni, which is an endangered breed... more »

  nwnews wrote:

WildCat Haven provides a lifetime home for wildcats who have been abused, neglected, or nowhere else to go. I love the fact that it is a private sanctuary that does not display the cats in a zoo atmosphere. The director, Cheryl Tuller, is an amazing... more »

  Mustang Man wrote:

Outstanding rescue operation. Very well run. Managed and their use of their funds could not be better. Facility is top notch, their care as well. These people helped with the rehoming of a 40+ year old blind POA found at a slaughter auction in Montana... more »

  cbw4horses wrote:

I have volunteered at Blue Horse for over 4 years now. What a wonderful facility. I wanted to learn about horses for I have always loved them . Rabiah Seminole the owner and director of Blue horse was willing to teach me and to help anyone who needs help... more »

  angela.maddux wrote:

Wonderful causes supported by wonderful, loving people! The many causes that this group takes up is just beyond what words can describe. The help they provide for those in need goes without question, and they are willing to help all! If there were... more »

  Noreen N. wrote:

I was disappointed in the lack of help. I'm trying to save my 3yr old cat who has a blocked bladder. the vet recommended a surgical procedure. There were several cats shown on the website as having been saved by this procedure. I e-mailed the site looking... more »

  Dalia wrote:

This is a great non-profit that stays true to its mission. The volunteers of Horse Hugs take adorable miniature horses to visit the sick and the elderly. These visits can really make a difference and cheer up people who feel ill or lonely. The... more »

  MyBusiness wrote:

I’ve been a volunteer with Animal Welfare Foundation of Iowa for 9 years. In addition, to being a volunteer, I was also a board member for several years. During that time, the financial information provided was not very specific and how it was reported... more »

  JJurgle wrote:

I started my role with Canine Assisted Therapy as a volunteer and eventually was asked to be on the board. This is my first experience being a "Board Member" in addition to being a volunteer. I have worked for many business which running a nonprofit... more »

  Krystin K. wrote:

I have been volunteering with long island rabbit rescue for over a year and a half now. I was also a foster mom. This rescue has done such incredible work and given so much dedication to rabbits that have been neglected, mistreated and abandoned. I am... more »

  Writer wrote:

Their volunteers go way above and beyond to help the stray and homeless cats in our neighborhood get spayed and neutered. more »

  Writer wrote:

New Freedom Farm is an amazing organization. They provide a healing environment for veterans with PTSD, substance abuse issues, TBI, etc. Many rescued horses who now live in sanctuary at New Freedom Farm connect with the hurting humans who visit there,... more »

  Julie wrote:

Heartland is so dedicated to helping my favorite breed the Golden Retriever. They are especially dedicated to helping the Golden Oldies. We were lucky enough to be trusted to adopt a scared little guy who almost died he was so sick when he was rescued. Four... more »

  Neeve E. wrote:

NBGR is an excellent rescue organization that cares so much about Brussels Griffons in need! I rescued my Griff, Pukky, from them in 2011 and NBGR has kept in touch with us all these years! Pukky crossed the rainbow bridge in October 2020 so I started... more »

  bluesky wrote:

I have the honor of volunteering at this wonderful organization that does amazing work with horses that have come to them under a variety of issues. Some are starving and some have been neglected or abused and some owners have just surrendered their horse... more »

  wyskur wrote:

I have been involved with SNAP as a consumer, volunteer, donor, and former member of the board of directors for over a decade. SNAP is an excellent organization. It was the first group to have a mobile spay/neuter clinic. SNAP is innovative and very... more »

  Writer wrote:

This is Oscar he is recovering from a bite from another Macaw that almost cost Oscar his top beak. The accident was January 27th 2017, it has cost over 4,000.00 to reair him so far in vet fees and surgical fees. Mostly all raised through donations. As... more »

  amgfnyc wrote:

I started volunteering as a dog socializer at NFSAW shortly after moving to Connecticut in 2004. I quickly saw what a great organization it is, and wanted to become more involved. Fortunately, I was invited to join the Board, so with the help of the other... more »

  ally17 wrote:

We adopted our Barney, a 9 month old St. Bernard/mutt in February 2018, the rescue told us about Pam & Doing Right by Rescues. The first week with Barney was rough, he ate and escaped every cage and barricade we tried, even with a 15 minute run to the... more »

  Generallee wrote:

This group of horse lovers has gone overboard to save and protect abused and neglected horses. I have adopted 2 horses from Safe Haven. Richard and Debbie Fincher were more than helpful and a wealth of information in this process. The horses in their... more »

  mousie16 wrote:

This is the best non profit! They really have their hearts in everything they do to help dogs and cats and other animals who need help and to help them find there forever homes. They help all the animals from all over the United States. They are truly... more »

  Joyce S. wrote:

I came to HorseSisters after searching online for a place my daughter could work with horses as she loves them so much. At the time we could not afford to have a horse of our own. I had no idea how a simple internet search could change my... more »

  H. Sandbach wrote:

This extraordinary therapeutic equestrian center has it all. Great underlying management strength and direction by its founders, a well-rounded board of directors reflecting the best of the community, capable and caring volunteers and, best of all, a... more »

  MVhelp2019 wrote:

♥️ We love SPR! Kind and caring group of people who have a passion for their volunteer work. more »

  RMTNGO wrote:

We adopted Cane from this rescue on 06/09/21. He had seizures and tests confirmed he had distemper. He had no fighting chance against this deadly disease, and he was humanely euthanized by our ER vet on 06/22/21. We had him for 13 days.When I... more »

  Public2016 wrote:

This small but determined rescue does great work. They have a fondness for hounds and mixed breed dogs. The dogs always get whatever medical care they need. more »

  cassiekenny wrote:

My Angel with Paws has changed my son's life! Never in a million year would I have ever though that he would be up on a stage speaking to people about his disability. He is now always asking which speaking engagement is next. His dog has opened so many... more »

  CutePaws20 wrote:

I live in Chicago so the fact that they worked with me to adopt my sweet cat, Olivia, was a great start. After several phone calls and making sure she would be the right fit for me and I was the right fit for her, I drove out to Ohio and adopted Olivia.... more »

  MMN01 wrote:

I am a U.K. resident and was alerted to the plight of slaughter bound equines in the USA by chance through a Facebook post. After researching the rescue and following over a period of time I realised that Kendra is a passionate determined strong woman... more »

  Sherry25 wrote:

Love these guys! They are so dedicated to helping deserving dogs find forever homes... no matter how long that takes. Without ABRT two of my very own dogs wouldn't be here today. Thank you guys! more »

  CapraHorse wrote:

Spring Reins of Life (Horses, Humans and Healing) 501c3 is an EAGALA Model program in Central New Jersey offering EAP (equine assisted psychotherapy) to at risk / high risk youth, ptsd veterans and their families and bereaved children. Each of these areas... more »

  reviewgirl wrote:

CRT is a very unorganized organization. There is no way to contact anyone who works there other than email address--no physical address or phone numbers. I inquired about adopting a specific dog about a week ago and still have not heard back. It really... more »

  bugbug wrote:

I was so lucky to find the light of my life thanks to No Greater Love... I adopted my wonderful Toodles who has just made my life complete...No greater love helped me find just the right dog, and brought her to me. It was instant love. They were there... more »

  KittyFriend wrote:

I have volunteered at the Humane Society of Sonoma County for several years. It has been a wonderful experience working with the dedicated, well trained, and loving staff. I have seen them do wonders with sick, injured or fearful homeless animals bringing... more »

  Writer wrote:

Compassion and dedication. The two best words to describe this amazing place! more »

  Pat34 wrote:

In 1998, in a small rural community of Forsyth, Ga., Patricia Corley, a life long resident, decided that saving the lives of innocent and homeless dogs was more important to her than her position as a lawyer. She formed Save a Pet, Inc, a 501 C3 non-profit... more »

  Janelle K. wrote:

Animal Balance - saving the world one street dog at a time! Animal Balance is saving the animals and creating a change in the way people treat and think about street animals. Not everyone starts with the knowledge that animals should be a loved and cared... more »

  tarabelzer wrote:

Great group who really informed the public about the hardest adopted group, Black Dogs! I’ve had 4 at a time and all sorts of breeds. They do a wonderful event every spring. more »

  Writer wrote:

Had it not been for CARE, we never would have found our sweet Maple. CARE pulled her along with three of her siblings from the Enid animal shelter and got them into a foster home in Tulsa. We got to meet all four puppies, submitted an application the... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

GREAT mission, GREAT team! the CLOZTALK team is honored to call this org a partner & promote its good work! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  Writer wrote:

VSR is incredible! They care deeply for each & every furry friend that is lucky enough to be saved by them. My baby was abused & doomed to die at the shelter. VSR stepped in and gave her the care she desperately needed. They paid hundreds of dollars in... more »

  allensteere wrote:

I have served on the Ivy Hill Board of Directors for approximately 10 years. My role is to support the mission of Ivy Hill which is help individuals with disabilities gain strength, independence, confidence, and a sense of achievement through equine therapy.... more »

  jason18es wrote:

The Sanctuary at Red Bell Run is a fairly magical place that I find myself wishing I could just hang out at every day. The grounds are beautifully kept, the staff is friendly and clearly happy to be there, and the experience of seeing up close and meeting... more »

  Carrie B.5 wrote:

They have taken in and cared for so many animals and do amazing work. The volunteers are amazing! more »

  biondabella wrote:

I have never met a more dedicated team of volunteers in a local charity. No animal is ever turned away. This organization truly supports the homeless dogs of Nevada. They are concerned where their rescued dogs go and really do a back ground ground... more »

  ovlm55 wrote:

Kitty city made it possible for me to trap, spay/neuter and return many hundreds of feral cats. more »

  ProfMom wrote:

The staff at Medical Mutts are highly trained, experienced, and committed to changing lives with their work. We are working with Medical Mutts to help place our special needs son with a psychiatric service dog that will give him access to many more opportunities... more »

  Writer wrote:

The people are nice, the horses are healthy & well taken care of. They all seem to be happy. I would love to go back. more »

  Writer wrote:

Excellent organization with a heart. They restore dignity to the needy and full bellies to the furry buddies. Selfless and caring! more »

  glad2volunteer wrote:

Celtic Charms is aptly named, for it truly is a magical place that transforms people with disabilities into equestrians. While volunteering there I have seen the expressions of joy and pride on the faces of the riders and their family members. There... more »

  jenbadabing wrote:

CCAC is a great asset to our community. We were able to have our rescue dog Bruno neutered and microchipped during one of their clinics. We also adopted our old blind lady Vella through CCAC. We are so glad to be able to work together to offer her a safe... more »

  Writer wrote:

PAWS of CNY brings joy, happiness, and professionalism. As a coordinator of outreach and prevention services for a college counseling center, I partner with PAWS of CNY to bring animals to campus. Our students benefit from the contact a therapy animal... more »

  Dandrews4546 wrote:

Jake (golden retriever) has been a Bn B therapy dog for 8 years.He was a seeing eye dog his first two years but got career changed because of allergies. Last year, my vet said that it was degramental to his health to have one of his shots because he is... more »

  Koda2121 wrote:

Love Penny and Janelle and the team. They continue to create awareness about the sad plight of animal abuse and fight for punishment and investigations. They work hard and long to promote awareness and work with animal loving people to provide supplies... more »

  Ellen L.2 wrote:

START is by far one of my favorite animal charities and I know them all! I appreciate that dogs and cats are being rescued by this organization from high-kill shelters and transferred to sister no- kill shelters in the north west where they stand a... more »

  Tori7 wrote:

I have been volunteering in some capacity for SSRR since 2004. They deeply care about the animals and always put the dogs first. The adoption process is lengthy and specific, but it is all to help protect the dogs and try to ensure that they never have... more »

  HeidiCooper2020 wrote:

Heidi's Hope for Homeless Animals, Inc. does an incredible job of helping the homeless and abused animals in our community and beyond! Through fundraisers, pet adoption events and pet donation drives, Heidi's Hope supports the animals with lifesaving... more »

  funred64 wrote:

Spring Creek horse rescue provides a much needed service in saving unwanted, orphaned, or abused horses in southwest Colorado. We adopted a wonderful horse (Darla) nearly two years ago and have been active in helping the program since. Here is her story: Darla... more »

  thunder mountain farms equine rescue wrote:

This horse rescue takes in wild orphan foals, wild captured slaughter-bound reservation horses, neglected, abused and starved horses and does an amazing job getting them healthy and finding them homes! more »

  Lovedadogs wrote:

Bug A Bull was absolutely amazing in helping us find just the right match for our family. At first the dog we fell in love with they said wasn't a good fit for us. That was hard to hear, but we watched this dog by following the page and we quickly understood... more »

  Susan wrote:

Skye's Spirit Wildlife Rehab & Education Center takes in wildlife from not only the Venango County, PA area but also as far north as Erie County. She has rehabbed & released countless birds & mammals that would have perished without her care, devotion... more »

  Lesley_C wrote:

A NorCal Bully Breed foster dog: Carloshttp://www.norcalbullybreedrescue.com/Meet Carlos. He stands about 14 inches tall at the shoulder, weighs a strapping 35 pounds, has a short corkscrew tail, and this tongue. This tongue that insists... more »

  Caraigh C. wrote:

Back in 2009 I visited the Park and became in awe of the animals and of the Volunteers there. Such a magnificent place! The people were so nice and the animals are so happy. I have been back a number of times since 2009. This past year during a visit... more »

  Hannah41 wrote:

I was the first intern at Wolf PAWS in the summer of 2015. I had such a great time here learning to train and care for the animals. I learned so much about both domestic and wild canine behavior and so much enjoyed getting to know the resident wolf-dogs.... more »

  dianeandrick wrote:

My experience at MARE has been one of the best things in my life. The dedicated staff and volunteers that work effortlessly in all kinds of weather and situations to help people with disabilities each day to be the best they can be. The focus is always... more »

  Polly Romeo B. wrote:

Advocates For Abused And Abandoned Pets (A3P) is a TOP NOTCH rescue group! The care and love that they give to all pets is second to none. A3P genuinely cares so much for animals in need that they are frequently contacted by other rescue groups for help.... more »

  Tom Lyon wrote:

For over 25 years Heifer International has been a major influence on my life. For over 60 years Heifer has been sharing resources and knowlege with limited resource farm families across the world and in the US. I have visited projects in Honduras,... more »

  Jenny83 wrote:

Ruff house rescue has changed my life. Being a part of this organization and having the opportunity to help in so many different ways is truly rewarding. So many lives are saved each year all because of the dedicated volunteers. It is amazing to see all... more »

  Sue Flannery wrote:

How I initially heard about PVDR, I don't recall. As a manager and as a business owner I was very impressed with what Mark Meyers had achieved in only 3 years. He had to have had a business background. Because I wanted to know more I emailed him, and... more »

  L241514 wrote:

Animal Friends came to our low-income school to talk to the students about pet adoptions and how to take care of their pets during the hot summer months. They came several times (the building is K-6) for the different grade levels and brought a different... more »

  Angelohavoc wrote:

I have two things in which strides helped me with. I have aspergers autism and I joined the marine corps. As a person with aspergers I am absolutely not a fan of change. I loved being in the marines; it was structured. Coming home to the chaos of America... more »

  Patty Finch wrote:

I'm director of the Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries. Matt Smith, the founder and Executive Director of Project Perry, the Central Virginia Parrot Sanctuary, is one of the outstanding leaders in the sanctuary field. As a colleague noted,... more »

  pierwet wrote:

In all of my experience with rescue organizations, I can’t praise Friends of Henry Animals, Inc. enough. Their interest in individual animals and in the larger rescue effort is equally great, and they give their animals great exposure on social media,... more »

  Jerome_L wrote:

When people think about rats in history they probably think about plague, poverty and epidemics and I was basically one of them. And one day I discovered Apopo in a documentary; Even now, when I'm writing these words, I'm smiling, thinking about how this... more »

  Kat54 wrote:

This is the best organization we have in our city for helping stray and feral cats. They do so much more than that I could write a book. It is clear they love cats and are willing to help them. They have helped me with cats three times. Twice with medical... more »

  LokiandOdinWorld wrote:

I received three vouchers and borrowed a trap and was able to TNR the feral cats in my neighborhood. I was shown how to use the trap. The whole thing was much easier than I thought it would be. more »

  bellickson wrote:

Amazing organization! They take animal sheltering to a new level. Not only do they shelter animals, but they take animals that may have come from a less than happy situation and are not very social and work with them to socialize them at the animal's... more »

  s wrote:

My recent eperience with this organiation only lead to grand dissappointment when in the final step I was introduced to their legally unreasonable and overly written adoption contract. My attorney would not approve it and I was told to ammend it at will... more »

  J Simmons wrote:

Every animal at Noah's Ark has a story. If you know them, you will know that the work they do there is phenomenal. They provide a forever home for exotic animals that have been abused, neglected, sick or just not wanted. The habitats for their animals... more »

  annakhaz wrote:

Working here has changed my life. The ability to help so many in need is the greatest reward of them all ❤️ more »

  Sandra J.3 wrote:

I have followed TMR Rescue since 2012 and made a trip to TMR in 2016. TMR devotes everything to their almost 400 donkeys, mules and horses and have only the animals best welfare at heart. Their dedication and commitment to each animals well being is... more »

  JanetGer wrote:

I have volunteered with this organization for the past 3 years. CDLC consistently takes in animals that have no other options other than euthanasia or living their lives in an animal control. I love the cage-free environment. The director understands... more »

  natieboy wrote:

I have been working with this animal rescue organization for the past six months. They are doing an outstanding job in the rescue, care and treatment of animals that otherwise would not have a chance. I am proud to be part of an organization that cares... more »

  Marcy C. wrote:

This is a shelter like no other I've ever seen. Almost 2 years ago, we decided it was time to add another dog to our family. I don't believe in buying from breeders or pet shops, so I knew a shelter animal was what we needed. I was so scared to go... more »

  febbabies wrote:

I found Happy cats sanctuary to be amazing. Chris's energy, knowledge and love for every single cat in and out of his sanctuary was evident in my interactions with him and my tour of the sanctuary. I consider this to be a trustful worthy cause... more »

  Teri14 wrote:

I love HSAPL they are helping both cats and people! This a no kill facility where the animals come first. It is very fulfilling for my husband and I knowing we are helping both animals and people. We need each other and HSAPL helps to place the... more »

  ariellevin98 wrote:

We fostered & then adopted our now beloved family dog - Marty - from Operation Liberation. Marty was found by Liz - he was roaming a busy street where he easily could’ve been hit by a car. After catching him, Liz spent weeks rehabilitating him,... more »

  pocowild wrote:

This facility has been in operation in northeastern PA for 31 years. They care for every species of wildlife and provide live educational programs for people all over the region. They even take care of bears! more »

  Mandy O. wrote:

Ching Farms is my home away from home. Its amazing what Faith does for all of her animals. They will never know another day of pain or suffering. They will live out their lives with love and compassion. more »

  Jamie Anne L. wrote:

So grateful for Horses for Hope!!! Being new to the island I am so happy to be a volunteer for such an amazing cause! The difference I see from the time a client arrives to when they would leave after each and every session is MIRACULOUS!!! Coming away... more »

  ecameron wrote:

Hi. My name is Erica Cameron and I had a dog in MBF for about 3 months last fall. My American Bulldog, George, was only 3 years old when he was diagnosed with lymphoma. Left paralised with fear and diminishing funds, I did and internet search and found... more »

  beth borden wrote:

I have to say The Critter Place is WONDERFUL, not only are they my friend but do everything they can to make sure all our Furry friends maybe some not so furry are happy in there forever home. Please help with these great animals, they need our help to... more »

  epwlou wrote:

Foxes Journey is a wonderful sanctuary and I'm proud to call the owners' friends. They take amazing care of their animals, and are very passionate about their cause. more »

  Darshan wrote:

I was hooked on Hoofbeats with Heart Equine -Assisted Activities and Therapy Center when I witnessed a family who came to visit and observe the program. Dad was holding his son who was clearly disabled and who was flailing his arms and legs. Another... more »

  Bruce C. wrote:

Wakina was born into a herd of 27 wild horses that wandered freely on the Texas range, living off of the land. Only two of the horses, the stallion and mare that started the herd, knew the kindness and love of the human heart. To the others, humans were... more »

  firechk wrote:

When my Boxer girl started getting weak in her hind leg, I didn't think much, till she could no longer bear her own weight, then the other rear leg started losing strength. We found that she had Degenerative myopathy and that it is painless, but slowly... more »

  Melynda Marie J. wrote:

Safe dogs helped me adopt an abandoned elderly chihuahua . This is not something I would have had the resources to do on my own. She lived to be 18 because of the ongoing support from safedogs- and even in the end of her life my dog was cared for. more »

  Beth141 wrote:

I have been a volunteer at Sunshine for a couple of years now,I have to tell you I have never been involved in any organization that fulfils every word in the purpose they seek. Race,Retrain,Rehome,the more horses we place in loving homes,the more that... more »

  Sherri S.3 wrote:

I worked with Healing Hearts for well over a year to gain the courage to surrender my 2 mini donkeys and find them their new forever home. Paulette was so incredibly kind and compassionate with me as I struggled to come to terms with knowing I was doing... more »

  mobileUser636717 wrote:

IF by Innergy has saved so many dogs this year, from either hoarding situations or death row at local shelters. The volunteers are caring and knowledgeable, and the pups are well loved. more »

  Katz14 wrote:

Excellent no kill shelter with strong ethics. They are commited to making Delaware a no kill state and are achieving their goal. I am a donor, a veterinary profesional, and a client. On all accounts I highly recommend them! more »

  Mary148 wrote:

I have been a volunteer for the cat program of SAAP for about 7 years. I have gotten so much back from my time with socializing cats and kittens. I help clean the cages at Western Hills Petsmart where the cats and kittens stay while waiting for their... more »

  shells562 wrote:

What a fantastic rescue! We recently adopted Zoey ❤️ I couldn’t have asked for a better rescue to have gotten our furbaby. Everything was perfect from the home inspection to meeting our baby and to get her home with us ❤️������ more »

  Estelle12 wrote:

As a volunteer with this organization, I’ve had a stellar experience! The director and volunteers are uniquely kind and hardworking individuals. The work we do in the community always inspires me with how much happiness and relief it brings people.... more »

  Megalodon wrote:

I have volunteered at Sara’s Sanctuary for a few years now and I absolutely LOVE it. My enthusiasm to be a volunteer never diminishes, which I attribute to the dedication and heart given every day so these animals have a second chance. I remember... more »

  Tammy B wrote:

Rescue One is a foster-based dog rescue in the SW MO area. I have volunteered with this wonderful organization, adopted from them (6 dogs!), and served on their Board of Directors. I can tell you every member of their team works hard every single day... more »

  anne7 wrote:

I previously worked as a docent at the Zoo, Northwest Florida. I had no idea that another docent position awaited with such a an organization as dynamic as the Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge. Its staff is highly dedicated and educated, its goals ambitious... more »

  Advocate123 wrote:

Top notch organization doing hard work for the right reasons. Strict policies ensure that the horses in their program end up in the right homes. Straight talking people who take their jobs very seriously, while still being pleasant and helpful to work... more »

  maggie8 wrote:

I joined Therapet 11 years ago and being a volunteer with this organization is an incredible experience. The joy, comfort and healing all the animals provide to patients, families and staff is truly wonderful. more »

  BobbyPic wrote:

I have always been interested in parrots and other companion birds. I discovered the Greater Chicago Caged Bird Society has a shelter for companion birds to find a new forever home. I stopped by and observed the care and love the birds receive. They... more »

  theresakuda wrote:

This non-profit gets 4 stars from me hands down. Since 1989 they have honored over 5000 veterans and troops. They have over 36 different awards and several medals to honor our nations veterans and troops. They never charge any vet or active duty member... more »

  Lexi M. wrote:

Healing Horses is just an amazing place. I love going there on Sundays and helping out with chores like cleaning feed buckets, washing and grooming the horses, and just helping the horses to feel at home. When my mom first toldme about it, I kind of thought... more »

  MaryAnn2 wrote:

My fist encounter with Inga Hanley and the Adopt A Cat Foundation took place 15 years ago. I was asked to go with Inga to pick up some kittens that had been left at the Palm Beach Lakes Motel. There were 6 little babies about 3 weeks old. I was asked... more »

  patroddy wrote:

I have been a volunteer for over 17 years. The comments from our parents and riders says it all - SIRE is the best thing they have ever done. That is why I keep on giving to them. more »

  funonmars wrote:

Of all the horse charities I know, Neigh Savers is my favorite. I think more of the donations go to actual care for rescued horses than at some of the larger and better known organizations. Karin Wagner does an incredible job selecting, managing, and... more »

  queenofcats wrote:

Peggy saves animals from ACS, almost exclusively, on a daily basis. She is also spending a lot of her personal money to bail out as many animals as she can, then finding homes and fosters. She works very hard and leverages all the social networking... more »

  Aimee. wrote:

I have been volunteering at MMF for about 2 years and it has been magical. Their whole philosophy, everything they do for those animals and for humans, trying to help as much as they can, is truly amazing. I hope to continue volunteering for them for... more »

  RaQueman wrote:

I looked into Bluemont Sanctuary when I received my equine massage certificate as I was looking to give back to horses after getting involved with them via a VA sponsored therapy program. My offer to massage the horses, donkeys and minis was gratuitously... more »