Find Animals Nonprofits and Charities

  Peter S.4 wrote:

POSITIVE what we do see is issues being raised in appropriate areas! more »

  VTAZ1973 wrote:

Great organization that gets great results -- 93% success rate, millions of acres of habitat protected, great staff, lean mean endangered species machine. more »

  janetmarston wrote:

I am a supporter of the Rocky Mountain Wildlife Conservation Center - and for good reason - the work they are doing for these precious animals is phenomenal - from rehabilitation to housing - I was very impressed with the cleanliness and layout of the... more »

  Lovenatureone1 wrote:

Great organization! Very fair and not corrupted group that does great projects to save endangered species and protect rainforest! I really enjoyed the fact they really work closely with local communities. more »

  Writer wrote:

Do not donate to this organization. They pretend to be understanding with your situation of using their services but then blame you for your circumstances and blame you for possible mistreatment of the animals your surrendering. Do not waste your hard... more »

  misenhelder wrote:

I donate monies to several animal societies/rescue organization. most of the money goes to administrative fees, which I do understand. The acknowledgements that I do receive are often generic in nature. The Blind Cat Rescue is the only organization... more »

  susans wrote:

Fueled by donations of over $35 million their activities have spread across the country and beyond. A great deal of good is done both in helping animals in need and also educating the public and lawmakers. However, like a few other large and successful... more »

  BCRisFAKE wrote:

THis organization lies and lies some more about their cats and where they came from. more »

  andy6 wrote:

United Animal Nations is truly there in times of animal crisis and a staunch defender in the rights of all animals. As an EARS volunteer since 1996, I have given my time to support the mission of taking animals out of crisis and into care. Having deployed... more »

  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 »

  Dick Israel wrote:

This charity has an impressive record of achievement of specific humanitarian goals. "More bang for the buck!" We found it worth a trial donation in spite of a one-star rating. They report vigorous investigative pursuit of non-human animal abusers. more »

  horseandman wrote:

We first learned of Skydog Sanctuary when they were in the process of saving, READ, a mustang in an urgent situation whose very dramatic photo showed a large crevice in his face where his halter had been embedded.Since then, we have assisted Skydog... more »

  Dr. Trent wrote:

Based on both my wife and my research as medical professionals with regards to the reputation of this organization, we have found from our work that they are a genuine honest organization. Their efforts are to support legislative and informational activities... more »

  mountain4greys wrote:

G2K is nothing more than a sham. They claim to help the greyhounds. Yet, when they close a track, people are left without jobs, and the greyhound adoption groups are left to try and help them. G2K does nothing, and I mean nothing to help these dogs. They... more »

  spider01 wrote:

I have been a volunteer and Foster for TXCR for a year now and by far this is the best rescue I have found to be a part of, TXCR always puts the dogs health and well being before anything else ,if your looking to adopt this is the place to go more »

  ProWelfare wrote:

HSUS goes the distance for animals with a voice that crosses geographical and psychological boundaries in successful attempts to break bad habits and cycles of societal operations that negatively impact life; thus, improving the world around us. The... more »

  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 »

  Arthur Ellis wrote:

I volunteer approximately eight hours per week. I clean dog cages and kennels, walk dogs and prepare the "floor" for the opening of the shelter. I work along side kennel technicians and get a first hand view of the kind of treatment rendered to the dogs.... more »

  Ricki wrote:

In-Sync does actually do everything that it's Mission Statement says. Every penny raised goes to the big cats ( tigers, lions, serval, cougars, bobcats, lynxes). The sanctuary is run almost totally by volunters with only 1 full time paid position - the... more »

  ocbaskets wrote:

I appreciate the work that the NPCA does in supporting our National Parks. Our family tries to visit several parks every year. I like the fact that the NPCA keeps us informed of legislation affecting the parks, and gives us an opportunity to have input.... more »

  christi1 wrote:

The International Exotic Animal Sanctuary is where I began to live out my dream. I was amazed when I first arrived for my internship. After working only a few days, you could tell these animals were taken care of. Not only that, but their needs come... more »

  Hofgood wrote:

When I am in Florida, I make it a point to visit this shelter as I am very impressed with the good work that the volunteers perform there to benefit the cats and kittens. Of course it is a no-kill shelter and the animals receive loving care, socialization... more »

  Writer wrote:

Melissa Candow runs this Rescue with a determination, dedication, and a heart bigger than the Universe. I have been a part of her transport operations thru other Rescues and have seen her Ranch and witnessed the miracles she does, with very little help.... 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 »

  mommacat11 wrote:

Dear Sirs, Madam, My name is Debra Barrett. I have been a volunteer for Rikkis Refuge aka Life Unlimited of Va for the past 5-6 years. While I was a volunteer for another animal organization I was told about Rikkis and how wonderful they were. One day,... more »