Find Animal Services Nonprofits and Charities

  momifer wrote:

I follow Marley's Mutt's on Facebook. Zach and his team are beyond amazing. They take in, care for, rehabilitate, train, and (if necessary) have the dogs treated medically. Truth be known, most of their animals require medical attention, for many of... more »

  blossomsdad wrote:

Shadow Cats is a wonderful group of dedicated people who are working to improve the lives of community cats in Central Texas. They are very active in TNR - Trap, Neuter, Return - and also operate a sanctuary for rescued cats with medical problems, behavioral... more »

  azbirdwoman wrote:

The Oasis Sanctuary started in my backyard in Phoenix and became the first avian life-care sanctuary in the US to obtain an IRS 501c3. In 1999 we became the first avian sanctuary to become accredited by the American Sanctuary Association and in 2002 were... 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 »

  jenny15 wrote:

At Beauty's Haven Farm and Equine Rescue, the abused, neglected and defeated are restored to health; physically, mentally and emotionally. Upon their arrival they are given a kiss and hug, they are told they are important. A great team of doctors and... 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 »

  Savinglives wrote:

Arizona's oldest and largest no-kill shelter for dogs and cats. Animals are rescued from the county facility and the humane society - most are scheduled to be euthanized. AAWL/SPCA provides full medical evaluation and treatment, behavior evaluation... 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 »

  Samantha21 wrote:

SHI has been the root of hundreds of equine recovery stories. They are a 'barnyard' name and do an AMAZING service. Debbie dedicated her life to this, and I can not think of a better cause. 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 »

  denise wrote:

a great charity with a great constitution -that humanity bred exotic pets for their own enjoyment, and that abandonment of these pets is not acceptable. Great photos, and a great mission. 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 »

  volunteerkelly wrote:

This is truly the best nonprofit I have ever met and seen in real life- They give the BEST care to the horses in their sanctuary. I love how it’s such a clean, beautiful cared for facility and how loved the horses here are. 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 »

  Jennifer W. wrote:

I run Bluebonnet Equine Humane Society, one of the organizations served by Special Horses, Inc. I've had nothing but good experiences with the organization. They conduct fundraisers to benefit horse welfare organizations, and in my experience the events... more »

  megweinberger wrote:

BDRR is an amazing organization. We take many critical, heart worm positive cases as well as hundreds of owner surrenders. We placed nearly 800 dogs last year in forever homes. Our adoption screening is second to none. We perform home visits and vet... more »

  wickilyn wrote:

what an awesome place learning about bears and how to live with them in peace, I used to be terribly afraid of black bears but have found out they are really gentle creayures who's lives are ruled by fear and hunger, Dr. Lynn Rogers and Sue Mansfield... 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 »

  Beth F. wrote:

I volunteer at the Canine Development Center. I get to play with puppies. The great thing about it is I'm doing something that I really enjoy, but its also an important first step in these dogs lives. I also foster dogs when they are waiting to be... more »

  bob10 wrote:

Absolutely the best in the nation. 21 outdoor aviaries, birds are all happy and healthy. Staff there is great with visitors! Admission is by Donation and it's tax deductible. If you're ever in the Augusta, Georgia area visit them. It's only about 5... more »

  Denise26 wrote:

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

  hazelangeleyes4u wrote:

My name is Donna Burke and I was born with Muscular Dystrophy. I am confined to a wheelchair since the age of 4 (I am 44 now). In Dec 2004 I was accepted into ECAD'S "Boot Camp" to receive a Service dog. I attended classes for 2 weeks and learned all... 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 »

  bhmcns wrote:

The Gentle Barn Foundation (a registered 501(c)3) is far from "Gentle" and far from a worthy, registered non-profit. As a volunteer, I split my time between helping the animals and working in their main office on various Foundation matters. I had direct... 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 »

  Bruce55 wrote:

Our family loves the weimaramer breed, we have adopted 2 weims from GLWR and they work so hard finding good homes for this breed. They are so deserving of any support that can be given to them. GLWR is honest, hardworking and are wonderful people working... 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 »

  pruetta wrote:

This is a fabulous shelter. They did an excellent job of providing us support when we adopted our lab mix in the summer of 2002. The visit at the shelter was engaging and positive. The follow up home visit was great. They provided follow up support... more »

  roynaz wrote:

Does wonderful work helping rescue, adopt and care for dogs and cats. Has recently taken over a 4th location at Freeport New York. Bobbi is a very hard worker dedicated to welfare of all her animals, all money donated goes directly to the facility.... 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 »

  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 »

  den-mother wrote:

In 1988 when it became apparent that we could no longer keep our beautiful and beloved wolf-hybrid, we searched for the perfect home. When we were told of Bill Chamberlain, then in Arizona, we contacted him and were impressed with his caring attitude.... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Deneve wrote:

This organization is exceptional in the scope of services it offers. It is one of the few that provides assistance to homeless people as well as those who live in poorer neighborhoods for spay/neuter and vaccination clinics. In addition, it sponsors an... 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 »

  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 »

  Thomas W. wrote:

The Animal Compassion team works together like a loving family to adopt dogs and cats that would otherwise be killed at the SPCA. They are ALWAYS coming up with new and inventive events. The most recent "Doggie Kick Ball" takes place on Tuesday... more »

  Lucie B. wrote:

My family and i absolutely love it here. Everyone is extremely friendly and very knowledgeable. The animals are very well taken care of. more »

  Writer wrote:

Topaz Canine Services is a tremendous organization. I am a senior citizen and have been a member of the ‘Topaz Family’ since fall 2016. Topaz’s ability to access and meet the clients’ individual needs is beyond compare. Topaz possesses the great... more »

  Stephanie284 wrote:

This is the reason why I started fostering dogs! I've heard of them before on social media and thought that the process to foster a dog would be tedious.When I went to meet them at the BarkFest event, they were so welcoming and awesome! They answered... more »

  mobileUser667257 wrote:

They are the best at problem solving! They will do whatever is within their means and budget, to keep the pet with the family, or rescue a pet from a bad situation. 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 »

  lvninjas wrote:

Kingman's Healing Hooves is life changing, not only for those taking lessons with Kassie and her team, but it is life changing for the family members of those involved, friends and the community as well. I have never seen someone have such a profound... more »

  VickiC wrote:

Founded in 2010 this nonprofit, which originally established Rocklin's first off-leash dog park, has now expanded. The primary mission of RRUFF is to serve disabled veterans and the canine community through it's Healing Heroes Program. 22 veterans... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  28495 wrote:

I retired from the NYPD in December of 2017 with my canine. Upon retiring I moved to Las Vegas subsequently I needed to leave my dog behind for a month or so while I found a home. .After finding a home retired police canine foundation shipped my dof... more »

  crkuffner wrote:

My son, Jack, was diagnosed with high functioning autism at the age of 3. He was minimally verbal and had much difficulty with social interactions and activities. We spent a great deal of time with speech therapy and occupational therapy to help him... more »

  Priscilla J. wrote:

I met CrisisDogs by responding to a beautiful dog they had posted on RescueMe. I was too late to adopt that dog, but I was so impressed with the people, the care and attention I received from CrisisDogs that I became a regular donor. Within a few months,... more »

  sdrvc wrote:

The San Dieguito River Valley Conservancy is dedicated to preserving the natural open spaces in the San Dieguito River watershed, completing the 70-mile Coast to Crest Trail and educating future stewards of the environment of the importance of a thriving... more »

  Mark H. wrote:

I feel very fortunate to be part of the Food Empowerment Project. I volunteer with a number of organizations, but no one else is working on the intersectionality of so many social-justice issues, and they all relate to food: environmental racism, animal... 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 »

  annakhaz wrote:

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

  ricooscar wrote:

Dream A Dream Therapeutic Horsemanship is a fantastic organization; its managers Brenda and Michael McCall offer a cheerful, safe and genuine horse-and-human experience for young people and adults with physical and mental challenges, especially those... 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 »

  alicia-gallopnyc wrote:

Well I am biased, because I run GallopNYC! But I want to tell you that we offer supporters the opportunity to have a seminal role in fostering the growth of a sustainable organization that brings a uniquely effective therapy to people in NY City. By... more »

  karinbogy wrote:

The amount of love and care they give to these horses is absolutely amazing! They are very thorough with their adoption process and don't adopt to just anyone. I came by to adopt a horse and met the owner and the horse, but the owner didn't think I had... more »

  Shelly1960 wrote:

I got involved with Atlas 2 years ago. A few months ago I finished their online service dog courses and am now proud to say that I am an Atlas certified service dog trainer. I also volunteer at a Team Facilitator Lead. I am grateful to be able to work... 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 »

  alwood12 wrote:

A strong mission statement with a wonderful vision!! This foundation was established with a deep understanding & need to protect the welfare of animals & we will make sure to do all we can to change the lives of the animals that come into our care! 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 »

  Pop2corn wrote:

I am a volunteer for Chit Chat Chums which is something YMOW created to help during this pandemic since the delivery people can't meet face to face with the clients now. I call the same 10 clients every week and chat with them to make sure they have... more »

  Hammerman wrote:

Chuck is doing a hell of a job training his Hero Labradors. He has put an enormous amount of work into the facilities and used one of his dogs during the Hurricane Harvey disaster in Beaumont, Texas. I believe that Chuck Ziegenfuss is more than deserving... more »

  Lisa wrote:

Majical Miniatures is a wonderful organization that has helped countless numbers of exotic, wild, farm & domestic animals over the years. We adopted our Horse, pony & two goats from them & we couldn't be happier with our new family members! The animals... more »

  Fleet of Angels wrote:

This Old Horse is an absolutely fantastic equine sanctuary, retirement home, and play place for equines that need some extra TLC. And what a lot of TLC these folks have to give! Their specialty is giving a home to equines that even other 'rescues' won't... more »

  jennifer18 wrote:

I have been involved with many nonprofits in the past, and CCI has been by far the best. I am a Volunteer Puppy Raiser. I have been raising Maude II for more than a year now, taking care of her on a daily basis, making sure she's healthy, and teaching... 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 »

  doctorBarry wrote:

Julie Seidman and her charity, Taveuni Animal Lovers, are inspirational! I have assisted with her animal welfare activities since 2016 (5 occasions) and on each and every occasion, evidenced her dedication and work ethic she puts in her endeavours. There... more »

  Sandra79 wrote:

We were trying to adopt a dog from them paid all fees had all background checks excellent references and had had WGSD for 20 years. We wanted to take a foster dog in that was here locally. Because we commented on their facebook page that we didn't understand... more »

  slaterTH wrote:

IGY6 gave me an opportunity back at life that I didn't before think possible! I became involved after suffering from a head injury myself and learned through the power of working with Ken and the rest of the team what a truly incredible organization this... more »

  Hillary G.1 wrote:

Charla and David (and their staff) are amazing. If you are an experienced yogi or not, you'll find their classes comforting, welcoming, and they will help you feel at ease. Yoga is so much more than a physical practice and the WSP staff help portray that... more »

  Orphan wrote:

Helping Summit Assistance Dogs match well trained service dogs with persons in need of skills provided by these dogs is a heart warming experience. The dogs so greatly enhance the lives of their people partners. more »

  dogluv1 wrote:

I like how this organization uses shelter dogs instead of breeding programs. Thank you for all of your hard work! more »

  narek wrote:

This group of caring individuals really is working to make a difference in the lives of homeless dogs and cats (along with the occassional rooster)! more »

  Teeneey12 wrote:

On 2/19/13 I filled out an application for a Great Dane named Xannon at Harlequin Haven. Under the terms I understood they would be contacting my veterinarian, any references listed, etc. I paid the fee and waited for the work to be done in hopes to adopt... more »

  Pamsickenson24 wrote:

absolutely wonderful rescue , they are so caring and knowledgeable. I highly recommend them . more »

  Pat V. wrote:

Harley's Hope Foundation took the impossible and transformed it into possible when they accepted my daughter's crippled (from a birth deformity) young dog and helped him get the corrective surgery to prolong his quality of life. From the first contact... more »

  elwell wrote:

Seattle Dogs Homeless Program provides care for animals that need a home. We provide transport for the animals that come from the Yakima area and Seattle Dogs steps in to provide vet care and a foster home until a new forever home canbe found. They... more »

  claramee wrote:

I am a donor because I believe that Timberknolls Spirit Cove Inc is a serious organization. The board of directors is formed of experienced managers, educators, healthcare providers, financiers, and Big dog lovers. But especially because Newfoundlands... more »

  CATS11385 wrote:

I reached out to this organization as a fellow rescuer to ask for help in finding a foster for a siamese mix I had rescued off the street. At first, my interation with L.J. was great and she seemed more than willing to assist which I was grateful for!... more »

  Melanie W. wrote:

Three years ago I began my very own rescue. To be honest it was not much of a rescue, we had two dogs and four cats. As a rescue just starting out there are so many start up expenses that you do not even realize and if I had to do it all alone A Hopeful... more »

  jazie24 wrote:

Goatlandia is the most wonderful place. Volunteering with them has brought so much love and joy into my life and I know my work is contributing to a greater mission of caring for, loving and saving animals. Deb and her team are passionate, caring, hard... more »

  Dee70 wrote:

I met Nick and Rachael at 2nd Street Hooligans about 5 years ago and started volunteering immediately. At the time, I was looking for somewhere to volunteer that was close to my home and also that was in line with my beliefs. 2nd Street has been more... more »

  louise2 wrote:

I've been a part of this organization since its inception, and have utmost respect for our two rehabbers who spend countless hours caring for rescued animals. I am not a rehabber myself but try to support them in other ways. Louise Brown more »

  adry1979 wrote:

Mutt hut rescue is an amazing group of people with great hearts. They save so many animals in need. They go out if they way to help their adopters even after years went by, always there to talk if anything comes up with their dogs, cats, even reptiles!... more »

  mobileUser686866 wrote:

Aussome Aussies is a great organization. The owner truly cares for the pups and trains them excellently. more »

  lovemyhorse wrote:

This "rescue" in my opinion is a sham. She is NOT a rescue but rather a hoarder. Animals mysteriously die, disappear, etc. She is even listed in the local yellow pages as a horse dealer. Horse dealers are brokers who broker horses mainly for slaughter... more »

  LordDrow0420 wrote:

I want to take a moment to express my heartfelt gratitude to everyone involved in this incredible program—from the donors and puppy raisers to the office team and trainers. Your collective efforts have truly been remarkable, and I cannot thank you enough.As... more »

  HalG wrote:

Found a dog we were interested, filled the application and got a call from a foster within a few days. No house inspection or hardly had any question asked about us. They do not allow a trial period, don't return money if it does not work out, and we... more »

  Writer wrote:

I'm a proud volunteer for a wonderful organization known as Animal House Project.This organization allows economically challenged individuals to continue to keep their pets, rather than surrender them, by providing free food and reduced immunizations.... more »

  Cathy61 wrote:

I worked as a professional in the horse industry for many yesrs, but after health issues forced me out for nearly 10 years, I found myself wanting back in the horse world. I began riding lessons at Second Chance Thoroughbreds, and found the barn environment... more »

  Talkdogtalk wrote:

I came to know this group thru a inmate dog training program that I run. The dedication they have to the veterans has been unmatched by any organization I have seen. Ken and Brenda put their heart and soul in helping the veterans in need of a service... more »

  susan51 wrote:

Cowgirl Spirit has been working hard to save slaughterbound horses for years. I really appreciate the fact that they do so much without a huge budget or large farm. They have been able to lease or have property donated to house their horse rescue and... more »

  tdonsbach wrote:

Janeen is amazing. She and her animals show the epitome of compassion and care. She follows up with every client and mames sure they are getting what they need. She is always trying to find ways to do more for veterans and their families. Pure dedication!! more »

  dkats777 wrote:

So very thankful for the kindness and follow up this rescue gives in time of need. Their care of all the kitties shows amazing love and their help in educating all of us to do a better job at TNR and rescue is so beneficial to our community. more »

  kckellsbells wrote:

I have known Cheri White Owl for over two years now and her hard work and determination are amazing. She has a children's program and a program for our American veterans. She not only helps and heals horses, but she helps and heals children and veterans.... more »

  Kim_112 wrote:

This is a great organization that is focused on supporting their local dog park, community and animal services. more »

  mercylee wrote:

They helped provide me and my 4 cats with some litter and food while we’re in need ❤️ more »

  awatson wrote:

I found out about the Linn County Animal Rescue when my daughter decided to do a 4-H presentation about the rescue. After attending a volunteer meeting we immediately became volunteers ourselves. I was suprised to learn that the organization is the... more »

  tsdd1959 wrote:

I foster and have adopted a bulldog from this fantastic group! VERY VERY good with all the dogs getting the medical attention that is needed and a great group that truly cares about the well being of the dogs. more »

  jem1005 wrote:

Great organization. I've adopted two dogs from there and had a great experience. They do a lot in the community too. more »

  Angela_G wrote:

I'm so grateful that Nine Lives Foundation saves cats considered special-needs or hopeless, cats that other shelters won't take. As a result, they saved our sweet Koko, the best cat we've ever had.Koko our grey tabby was stepped on at 2 months old... more »

  Paulette W. wrote:

Sharon goes above and beyond to help those he need the most help. God bless her and her mission!!! more »

  FSSH wrote:

The best more »

  JI wrote:

The president and treasurer are daughter and mother, respectively, and live in the same house. This relationship, with the support of the rest of the board members, places an imbalance of power in a single household. Further, president also occupies the... more »

  CA Edson wrote:

Fantastic group. They educate at least 79,000 school kids on desert animals safety. They care for over 600 reptiles that others can no longer care for or have been confiscated by Fish and Game. more »

  Xand2360 wrote:

Valor Medical Service Dogs was started by Ernie after he recovered from being severely wounded in Iraq.He dedicates his life to helping other disabled veterans and disabled children with professional trained medical service dogs. more »

  kathy1966 wrote:

I have had the pleasure for many years working at a vet and working closely with This foundation and we would be so blessed to have more like them. The love and care that these precious babies receive is amazing. Diana goes above and beyond to do all... more »

  Gurda wrote:

Stepping Stone Farms has been an unbelievable experience for my family. After years of trying different Therapists and types of therapy to help my son with severe anxiety and ADHD, we were told to visit Stepping Stone Farms. My family felt very comfortable... more »

  warthog wrote:

Darlynn's Darlins has suffered many catastrophes in the last few years (fires, floods, etc.) and still has managed to keep its head above water. These tragedies, one of which would have closed a weaker sanctuary, just seems to have made Darlynn's Darlins... more »

  Katherine K.2 wrote:

Had my male cat neutred through them. Wonerful experience. They are doing wonderful things for animals in Santa Rosa County Milton, Fl more »

  suzyga wrote:

This was my 1st experience with this Non profit Rescue & we couldn't be happier or more appreciative. My Brother works in Construction & a stray dog had apparently been dumped at one of their job sites. None of the homes around tried to help this dog.... more »

  klc61102 wrote:

Very knowledgeable about the animals they take care of & rescue. Extremely caring & kind. They keep the public updated on all of the animals & tell all about how they take care of their animals medical problems. They also post about the hard & sad parts... more »

  jackyg wrote:

We met Monteen and experienced Her "Hawk-Talk" at a Polo match of all places! It was so absoulutly cool to see the Birds so close while being able to ask anything and everything about them in such a intimate setting! We think/speak of Her now everytime... more »

  shorse wrote:

What a wonderful organization dedicated to promote the SOUND Tennessee Walking Horse. A member for 10+ years, it has been a great activity for our children and entire family. Great people and wonderful horses make for a Great organization. NWHA... more »

  Thoroughly disappointed wrote:

Until such time that Guide Dogs for the Blind remediates a critical problem, potential donors should seriously consider whether their support for the organization is warranted. Guide Dogs for the Blind (GDB) has an important and very worthwhile... more »

  caripemberton wrote:

I want to tell you why I love Pet Resource Center of KC. I first met CEO Michelle Rivera in November 2018 and attended the organization’s annual gala in 2019. When I heard the story of SNKC (as they were then known), I was moved to become part of their... more »

  rockyshorserescue wrote:

Rocky’s Horse Rescue and RehabilitationMission StatementRHRR’s mission is to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome horses in need. We also will to educate the community to help prevent cruelty, neglect, and inhumane treatment of equines.We... more »

  Shonna B. wrote:

Erica was able to give Cornelius, the pig a home while his family moved from CA to NJ. She not only transported him, but has sent video updates showing how happy he is with his new friends! I appreciate Erica’s hard work and communication throughout... more »

  tracycowley wrote:

I have assisted with Tasha’s Furry Friends since the beginning. I even adopted my cat from them and have many friends who also have adopted from them. Their cats and kittens are the most social and friendly I have ever met. Melissa loves all these cute... more »

  Tom Coleman wrote:

We founded Pawsitivity to help Minnesota-area families in need, who would like extra help from these canine experts! more »

  jjcrash2hrd wrote:

Cool place. Should check it out!Bluefeather provides sanctuary for horses and other large animals. more »

  rmg88 wrote:

They have provided fosters in our rural community with the food and other necessary items to help us provide for the lives we take in. They’re an amazing group of dedicated animal lovers who go above and beyond to help. more »

  Tori8 wrote:

Love being in nature and for me it is very therapeutic. Being around some of the rescues who have very heartbreaking stories and being trusted by them also helps with my confidence. Love being at GO. Can't wait for my twins to be old enough to be active... more »

  allie-strauss wrote:

I support the Rescue Ranch because they do a phenomenal job educating the public about caring for animals and keeping them healthy by spaying and neutering. The Rescue Ranch continues to work at reducing the population of cats and dogs in 24 counties,... more »

  Mulva283 wrote:

I've personally known the owner and founder of Flying Pig Animal Sanctuary At Hippie Chick N Farm for the last 6 years. Over the years, not only has our friendship grown strong but I have personally grown in my knowledge of animal rights and the knowledge... more »

  The English Sitter wrote:

I volunteer with this organisation and will probably do so for a long time! It’s the best organisation in regards to getting spay, neuter, preventative’s and food. In general this organisation will give you as much as it can. As long as there is supplies... more »

  Rachel C.8 wrote:

We started this non profit as parents of children directly affected by mental health challenges, opioid and heroin addiction and domestic violence. Never in my lifetime, as a mother, did I think I would be faced with such darkness. Patchwork Pastures... more »

  Lora F.1 wrote:

Hi, I have adopted 4 pets from the La Plata County Humane Society..two dogs and two cats. I was so impressed with the people and the program that I have become a regular volunteer. I mostly work with the dogs who get out 6 days a week in the play yard... more »

  lselin wrote:

Furvivors Wonderland is truly a magical place! I have volunteered with them for over a year and have had the most amazing experience. I have made lasting memories and friendships that I will forever cherish. The atmosphere is always positive and working... more »

  DougBPBDad wrote:

This place is a small operation with big ideas, lots of love for horses, volunteers and the community. The horses are treated as family members and volunteers and riding students become very close with each of them. It's a beautiful property with an... more »

  lkrizenesky wrote:

I have volunteered with this rescue for over 4 years and I have seen the most extraordinary level of dedication, love and commitment to saving the lives of these special dogs. Heroic efforts to transport dogs across the county, providing medical care,... more »

  ChickenWhispererCassie wrote:

This is one of my FAVORITE rescues! Where some rescues do it for glory, this rescue cares for the animals! If there’s a chance for a quality of life, Waddle On Inn does all they can to assure it! more »

  cmckisso wrote:

This is a wonderful foundation with people behind it that have dedicated knowledge to the K9s. They are invaluable in their work and dedication to helping these special dogs. more »

  exlin wrote:

Animal Resources of Tidewater (ART) has been the fortunate recipient of several spay/neuter grant awards from VFHS. Their exciting annual conference has afforded us the opportunity to keep up to date about the newest ideas and practices in animal welfare... more »

  tinac wrote:

Feeding Pets of the Homeless is an excellent organization. I found this organization after encountering a homeless person and their pet. After I called and sent a few emails I realized just how great this organization was. It encourages people to... more »

  rhonda wrote:

I found out about this great organization via the internet when I was researching on how I can help some stray & abandoned cats in my sisters apt complex. We started feeding a few & then ended up with mother cats bringing their kittens to her back patio... more »

  Jillian A. wrote:

I have been involved with ICAN for 16 years. The mission is to transform lives on both ends of the leash; and I have witnessed many partnerships that have done just that - from mobility asssitance to community engagement - ICAN brings hope and idependent... more »

  SuzanneL63 wrote:

My son adopted his first dog from this organization. He was charged a fee of $450 which was SUPPOSED to include vetting fees, including the animal being spayed. My son brought the dog to our veterinarian only to discover she was not spayed and was in... more »

  hannaq wrote:

Loves Animal Rescue is amazing, honest and hardworking. Volunteered there and they do so much for the animals. more »

  Holly98 wrote:

Do not leave your horses or other animals in this organization's care. They will promise a forever home and turn around and place the animal elsewhere (in my case, they adopted my horses as forever horses and sent them to a rescue without telling me).... more »

  tillyhand wrote:

I found out about this place by one of their education functions (a 'baby' shower) and have brought many babies, and injured wildlife to them for care. They've given me progress reports and are always so kind! Their facilities are always clean and warm... more »

  lfranzetta wrote:

USERL has partnered with the Animal Legal Defense Fund (ALDF) in a number of horse neglect cases to ensure that abused horses are given a second chance at life and permanent, new homes where they can thrive. While ALDF is able to oversee the legal aspects... more »

  heplernothelper wrote:

I’m a board member. I’ve worked in rescue for years. Nothing has fulfilled me or made me feel like I’m making a change more than Silverstray. It’s such a wide variety of services. Me getting a behind the scenes look. Kelly the founder... more »

  4 the animals wrote:

I am a resident of Wyandot County, Ohio. Dave Balz, his wife, and his excellent team of caring employees have done an absolutely tremendous job of caring for unwanted animals in and around Wyandot County. Because of their dedication and devotion, they... more »

  Chopper5 wrote:

I have been volunteering for The Brittany Foundation for many years I chose this organization because they are small grass roots dog rescue and sanctuary. Nancy Anderson is the founder and they specialize in senior, special needs and harder to place... more »

  proberts1204 wrote:

There are no other organizations doing what Longears is doing. This adds to the special feeling I get when I work to support the 20+ donkeys that Dorothea and her team have rescued and are rehabilitating. more »

  Makemoney6 wrote:

I recently had the incredible opportunity to volunteer at the Fox + Hound K9 Foundation event, and I must say, it was an experience that truly touched my heart. From the moment I arrived, I was greeted with warmth and enthusiasm by the dedicated team... more »

  Tlesissy wrote:

I have adopted two dogs from Hoardin’ Huskies both with major medical issues and HH Rescue stepped up and took great care of them. I have fostered for them for a few years and they always step up to take great care with each dog. Can’t say enough... more »

  misspy45 wrote:

Amazing volunteer staff. Thanks for helping us find our newest furry family member. more »

  cat147 wrote:

This organization truly cares about every animal that they take into their care. Prior to the new management, things at the sanctuary were not great - the founder's health was failing and she was not making good decisions. When new management stepped... more »

  Laura56 wrote:

We are a 501c3 non-profit dedicated to rescueing, rehabilitating and rehomings Shih Tzu and Shih Tzu mixes. New Beginning Shih Tzu Rescue, Inc. is a group of concerned individuals, families and businesses dedicated to the interim care, rehabilitation,... more »

  Writer wrote:

Wonderful organization that offers a wide variety of activities for all pet lovers! My dog and I have thoroughly enjoyed attending the obedience classes offered by PET for several months now. We've learnt lots and had buckets of fun along the way. We've... more »

  ehittinger wrote:

Run Binky Run was run into the ground. CTA was able to help her leave racing, after hurricanes Irma and Maria, almost cost her life. She almost didn't make it a few times in their care, and they were able to pull her through and she just wasn't ready... more »

  Darkiboo wrote:

I couldn't ask for a better rescue to help me find the perfect pet for me, my home, and my lifestyle. I adopted my wild girl Rizzo in 2021 from Domino Effect Animal Rescue. D.E.A.R. went out of their way to find, rescue, and rehabilitate Rizzo all the... more »

  Pyrpal wrote:

The Great Pyrenees Rescue of Western NC saves Pyrs from NC and SC, even TN and Florida. Whether it's an abuse case, owner neglect, owner surrender or to save a dog at the shelter they do everything they can to see that the dogs rescued are cared for,... more »

  RReyes19 wrote:

They helped us get the fur baby of my dreams back to the states! With my husband, we came across an abandoned kitten not even 8 weeks old along in Los Machos Beach in PR alongside his deceased mom and sibling. We had no idea who to turn to or how to even... more »

  kbstottlemire wrote:

There is a petition against Pugs 'N Pals on Change.org because they refuse to allow a foster mom to adopt the two pugs she's been caring for these past three years. The organization is wasting precious funds in a law suit against this poor woman who... more »

  Bobbie Jo J. wrote:

I had lost my rescue quaker and reached out to Amanda at CBR just before the pandemic. I am in Michigan, but did not trust the rescues here to be in it for the birds. They were in for profit. I filled out the application, was approved, then covid shut... more »

  RobinMassas wrote:

In December 2014 the most beautiful face of a Mini Schnauzer presented itself in a photo from a rescue group. The eyes looked right through my soul. After all this beautiful creature had been through, he was happy. During the time after being rescued... more »

  ktcarreon wrote:

I have personally witnessed the outstanding work that CST has provided for our community. A friend of mine is a puppy raiser, and volunteers with this organization. Another friend that was in need of a service dog, I was impressed with the way the organization... more »

  Nathan3236 wrote:

Founder/CEO accuses veterans of lying, questions their deployment history, refused to remburse expenses, embaresses veterans by having them escorted by ex NYPD detectives for no appearant reason and gives personal information to convicted felons. more »

  zetabrac wrote:

I know very well this nonprofit and I can assure that your money will be used in the besy way for dogs and other animals. If you love animals, please help them and you will be satisfied!! more »

  Michelle351 wrote:

I purchased a cat from Rescuecats and it was one of the best experiences I've had in adopting a pet. They do everything, shots, check-ups, microchips, the works. You just pay and leave with food and toys and everything you need for your new family member.... more »

  LeslieRN wrote:

Kittens Rescue NW is a small rescue with a big heart. There is no designated facility at this time to house their kittens. The rescue is composed of fosters willing to open their homes and hearts to these small creatures. The volunteers go out on a... more »