Find Animal Services Nonprofits and Charities

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Kim_112 wrote:

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

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  starmoonrain wrote:

I am reporting them to all news stations in Florida and North Carolina. Already contacted an attorney and the DOJ and and disability local attorney because they are refusing to give Charlie back to my daughter after saying they are taking him to the vet... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Tom Coleman wrote:

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

  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 »