Find Animals Nonprofits and Charities

  Blaire H. wrote:

AASR is not just a rescue for the American Saddlebred, it's a haven for them. Catherine, the founder breathes this mission to her core. Catherine tirelessly works from sun up, to sun down to love, honor and rehabilitate the heart and bodies this breed... more »

  Myke C. wrote:

I beleive what makes HCI a solid organization is the fact we really strive to keep it's expenses low and impact high. Help us create a much needed habitat preserve for the endagered Pondo Dwarf Chameleon by becoming a member or joining one of our online... more »

  Netty wrote:

Pawsitive Steps Az. is a wonderful non profit who FULLY donate trained mobility service dogs for those in need. The cost of a trained service dog can be astronomical. It takes 2 years to fully train a well balanced service dog which is why the cost is... more »

  Writer wrote:

THIS IS AN AWFUL GROUP WHO ACT LIKE THEY CARE ABOUT AN ANIMAL, BUT THEY CARE ONLY ON HOW MUCH MONEY THEY MAKE OUT OF ANIMAL.WHAT A HARROBLE GROUP OF PEOPLE... THEY ARE OUT THERE FOR PROFIT THEY SHOULD BE PUT OUT OF BUSINESS more »

  BellaGrubbs wrote:

Veterans R&R allows the Veterans it serves to build and make our programs to what they are today! Thank you for allowing us to serve you the ones willing to give your lives for us!!!!! more »

  Sheila31 wrote:

Healing Paws for Warriors is a veteran found/led 501c3 that provides shelter to train service dogs to veterans faced with PTSD, TBI or MST at "no cost" to the veteran. Providing alternative medicine of prescriptions to a 4-legged battle buddy.... more »

  DanielleCecchine wrote:

Take Paws Rescue is an amazing 501c3 non profit animal rescue in New Orleans, LA, run by a strong group of dedicated, mostly women, volunteers. TPR is a foster-based, all-breed rescue that has saved the lives of more than a thousand homeless animals to... more »

  greatrescues wrote:

This is the kindest and most caring group of people I've ever had the blessing to know. What Foxies Fund does is gives hope to dog owners who believe their fur kids deserve every chance to survive. There is a troll out there we all know very well who... more »

  Writer wrote:

Hickory Hill Farm is a very active organization that has a lot of outreach programs that benefit both the animals and the community. From kids camps to Reading with Rescues, farm field trips, you name it...we are involved in a little bit of everything... more »

  ajakub wrote:

I love donkey dreams. They have handicapped donkeys that would not get adopted. Also donkeys that need to stay together. They are happy and so loveable. I am glad to be apart of this program. They do everything they can to make each one of them... more »

  JackieLee wrote:

For a truly immersive experience, nothing beats a tour of Charlie’s Acres in Sonoma, CA, where you can interact with sheep, goats, pigs, horses, chickens, turkeys, ducks and cows. All of them were rescued from situations of neglect and abuse, but here... more »

  AZGila wrote:

The founder of this non-profit spent 7+ months in South Dakota and Colorado working asadoption manager for what is believed to be the largest horse rescue in history (907 wild horses). She formed the non-profit to preserve, protect and to bring back to... more »

  awallfisch wrote:

I met James a few years ago after offering photography services to anyone that would donate to a local animal shelter. James asked if I would come to his home & photograph his horses, not only for memories to have, but to hopefully bring more awareness... more »

  ShaeK wrote:

I adopted a dog through Save My Tail. I had never adopted a dog before. They walked me through the process. I felt very at ease and excited. I had a TON of questions and they answered everyone of them without hesitation. They know what they are doing... more »

  Sierrat28 wrote:

Adopted my amazing Casper from OAF! About a year and a half later I fostered a 8 week old puppy and ended up adopting her. Best 2 dogs on the planet. Love this rescue and everything they stand for. Consider adopting your next pooch from here! ❤️ more »

  heideeee wrote:

I have been volunteering with Roadogs since 2018! I have watched them grow from a humble beginning to saving thousands of lives that others have just completely given up on. The team not only works tirelessly to save special needs bulldogs, seniors and... more »

  MarcD wrote:

The Barnyard Animal Rescue Nest is in Plymouth, California, where I made lots of incredible new friends.This is the sanctuary home of dozens of animals who were in "kill pens" and slated for death, in some cases just to turn their hides and body parts... more »

  AarahAIW wrote:

Had a wonderful time at the open house last year and look forward to going again this year!Mandy and Silas take the time to explain who they are, what made them decide to provide a sanctuary to the animals, and are very lovely humans. Please take... more »

  Dathis wrote:

The people who run this non profit are selfless. The care of the animals comes before there own many times especially when donations are low , they give of themselves financially,emotionally, physically to be sure those in their care have what they need. more »

  Claire G.4 wrote:

The dogs were so well behaved and trained. We found a lot of devil weed on our survey. The owners were also very in sync with their dogs and communicated well throughout the whole survey more »

  Theresa G. wrote:

Great organization that is in it 100% for the horses, and helping the kids that need them! They are gearing up to raise funding for an indoor arena so that their work can be carried on no matter what the weather brings. Great people doing great things! more »

  Eryk wrote:

Great foundation, helps people who love animals. Amazing and wonderful people. Always put others first. more »

  ilndell89 wrote:

I learned about this non-profit through their sip-n-paints. I fell in love and have been volunteering my time ever since. I love that I can do something to help shelter pets by using my own talents. I can’t say enough about the work PawsWithCause are... more »

  rrieske wrote:

I am amazed at the vision of this Rescue organization. The care and attention for the animals and the huge amount of land they have is incredible. The folks running the place continue to put time, energy, resources and passion into the place. Check it... 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 »

  seniors4seniors wrote:

Life is short, and time is precious. This summarizes my perspective as a senior woman and that of adoption-disadvantaged old dogs; hence, the parallels run deep. During the Christmas season of 2019, Rhonda Minardi had an epiphany that would forever change... more »

  susidupuis wrote:

Bons Amigos is an association doing good work to address population control and improve the health of street dogs and cats in Praia. The organization has a great deal of potential with a hard working team. The organization enjoys some support from the... more »

  nysnlovlylady wrote:

This is the BEST non profit! My son passed away and lived off the grid to rescue dogs. Hooks Home Bound Rescue stepped up when no one would help me save the dogs. Blaze Thall and his helpers spent 2 days, 15 hours total to save them! It was a very dangerous... more »

  ClaraA wrote:

I have been riding horses for eight or so years now, and riding with Resurrecting Hearts for two of those years. In those two and on-going years I have learned so much and become more of an advanced rider than with any horse trainer. At Rez Hearts, not... more »

  Terry G wrote:

Second chances. We’ve all had them…usually granted by some other person in our personal or professional lives. But for animals, they must rely on us humans for their second chances. Those don’t always come along. Dogtree Pines Senior... more »

  cascrowley wrote:

Great organization! They do amazing work in their community and demonstrate great leadership. 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 »

  waterboy2001 wrote:

The diving foundation has opened my eyes to new possibilities with out them I would still be a land loving, ocean fearing novice more »

  HKL_123 wrote:

Isabel is an incredibly kind individual, and I adopted my baby Lonzo from her rescue. Lonzo is the sweetest angel I could have ever asked for. I am writing this review from the bottom of my heart because I desperately needed a dog to help me cope with... more »

  aps0013 wrote:

I have been assisting Common Sense for Animals for 10 years. They are a wonderful organization, staffed with dedicated, energetic people and led by a charismatic, passionate animal lover. Not only have they saved thousands of animals lives through... more »

  Sally17 wrote:

League for Animals & People of the Summit has a mission that most people agree with: to prevent the needless euthanasia of unwanted or needy pets. L.A.P.S. was formed in 1991 to help finance spay/neuter procedures for pets of low income local individuals,... more »

  jv1964 wrote:

horrible experience the director is so unprofessional...... her assistant is horrible also...... they stole my sister's dog from her tricked her into signing a document.... my sister cannot read or write and is special needs but is an excellent dog owner.......... more »

  horsemankind wrote:

I think my story is a bit different. To show you how generous and caring the energy is at GAIT, I was welcomed there as an "instructor in training" when I needed hours for my certification with NARHA, now known as PATH. I was working for an in-house program... 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 »

  lois greifer wrote:

The AMC performed surgery to remove a liver mass from my 13 1/2 year-old shih tzu. I was terrified to have her undergo this operation BUT she emerged with a clean bill of health and I emerged with a profound sense of gratefulness to the AMC. From the... more »

  Maureen Stevens S. wrote:

this rescue is amazing. Ive never known anyone who works harder or is more compassionate. She ALWAYS puts her fur babies first more »

  KMM33 wrote:

We adopted our dog from WARL in 2012 and the experience was wonderful. The staff worked with us to ensure the dog was a good match for our family, most importantly, with our other pup. They also provided post-adoption support when we had questions.... more »

  crazyaboutdogs wrote:

I have been a volunteer at OAHS for 3 1/2 yrs. It is like home to me. I wear many hats while volunteering and love being there and helping the staff. I see things most volunteers don't see, I see the staff interacting with the public, with the animals,... more »

  Roxanne B. wrote:

Animal Aid for Vermillion Area (AAVA) is a 501(c)(3) animal rescue organization that saves dogs and cats from the gas chamber in the high-kill shelter in Kaplan, Louisiana. Of course, all high-kill shelters are abominable places, but the one in Kaplan... more »

  misspy45 wrote:

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

  Brooke J.1 wrote:

This Zoo provides a safe and permanent home to animals who need one. They work with local and national rehabilitators to take in animals who are non-releasable to the wild. more »

  JALore wrote:

A great orgnaization that is there for the public to utilize and volunteer for. They helped a friend of mine who had a dog for over 13 years, by giving the dog a 3 week home so my friend could get some help for herself and not have to worry... more »

  gregshortdotcom wrote:

We adopted our first dog at Mary S. Roberts Pet Adoption Center. We were impressed by the adoption process. They clearly wanted to make the transition smooth, and took the time to make sure it was a good fit. The staff is knowledgeable and helpful. Though... more »

  nbrose wrote:

The Jacksonville Humane Society fight tirelessly every single day to save lives. They adopt thousands of dogs and cats each year, many of whom would have died due to a lack of shelter space. You see, they pull from a local city shelter, which frequently... more »

  Passionate.Cat.Lady wrote:

I started volunteering in the spring of 2013. Starting with the Pet Adoption Days then later I was asked to help with some committees. During the course of volunteering [for the first time] I found it very easy to ask people to support me when asking... more »

  wertwogoods wrote:

My dog Oscar and I became a certified therapy team 2 1/2 years ago, and have been active volunteers since then. We volunteer weekly at a school, working with developmentally challenged students, many of whom have trouble communicating, due to autisim... more »

  Amanda wrote:

I am currently a veterinary student and absolutely love this place. Staff is great and the way they care for the animals is outstanding! People bring in animals that are injured or orphaned and this facility rehabilitates them with the intent to release... more »

  stophoarding wrote:

Please...before you donate to this non-profit or give an animal, do your research. Kimi Peck, who runs this non-profit and also the Dog Angels, has been legally forced to close six (6) 'sanctuaries' she's operated since 1997 because of her own negligence.... more »

  pkroken wrote:

As hay prices soared, the crisis of abused and neglected horses reached a critical level. Walkin N Circles Ranch (New Mexico Horse Rescue) somehow expanded their facilities to meet new demands and Executive Director, Charles Graham, reached out to other... more »

  opptyatmedotcom wrote:

I’ve been connected with this organization for over 15 years. They do a wonderful job of networking For rescues, transports and care for camelids across the country. more »

  Donna H.5 wrote:

The North Brunswick Humane Association (NBHA) has been serving the Greater Brunswick area for over 15 years. NBHA is not a shelter or rescue; rather it is a local charity that networks and partners with local rescues and shelters to provide venues for... more »

  alols wrote:

This review is coming from someone who has known and worked with this rescuer since 2006 - through my work at a veterinary clinic she frequents for vet care. During these years she has also acted as support to help me with my own rehoming work for pets... more »

  Laslo wrote:

These people are so devoted to Saving America's Horses, it is beyond commendable. Their efforts have incorporated countless efforts to curtail government intervention of removing our horses from the land. They are so realistic in their approach,... more »

  Lisa366 wrote:

Animal Alliance is an amazing group of volunteers dedicated to the cause of rescue, rehabilitation, and adoption. As a volunteer and current Board Member, I HIGHLY recommend Animal Alliance. As a result of this group's tireless efforts over 11+ years,... 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 »

  michelle10 wrote:

Excellent organization in both goal and function. ACS is advocating unique Solar programs that are self sustaining and financially responsible. more »

  Writer wrote:

This is a great organization that help me get my cat,,, they do adoptions plus feed over 300 ferral cats in Kissimmee more »

  Andi C. wrote:

KSF is an organization that really cares about animals. Much thought is put into how animals are rescued and placed with humans. Currently building their fund to build a facility, they rely on fosters. KSF does outreach throughout the surrounding communities... more »

  Bird lady wrote:

The person who wrote the bad review should be ashamed for writing false information. First the founder Lavenia was only present the day she was escorted off the sanctuary property. This person would just show up and complain to volunteers the whole... more »

  sbublitz09 wrote:

The LCHS is such a wonderful organization! We rescued our ‘little’ Meadow from here and they couldn’t have been better! She was such a fantastic fit for our family and now gets spoiled at our new home in Tennessee! more »

  Claire22 wrote:

The FACE Foundation is a unique organization in San Diego County that seeks to end the tragedy of "economic euthanasia" by providing financial assistance to pet owners who cannot afford their pet's life-saving veterinary care. All too often pet parents... more »

  Lori31 wrote:

I learned of STAR from another organization who was requesting help with transporting a dog from STAR to them in Cincinnati, OH. From that point on I began following STAR through the United Rescues of Kentucky listserve, and eventually their Facebook... more »

  BIGK wrote:

Marilyn's Voice is a grass roots puppy mill rescue group. Founded in April 2007, to date, we have rescued, rehabilitated, and found loving forever homes for over 300 dogs. We have done this solely with donations and volunteer support. I have been with... more »

  Netty P. wrote:

Some 8 years ago at my house a baby cat came down the stairs and jumped on my lap....at was miauwing...was thirsty and hungry I guess...she was not much older than 5 - 6 months. I gave her milk ..she would come by on a daily basis. My house owner did... more »

  marcee wrote:

I would like to write for Kritter, Inc. Wildlife Sanctuary and offer my story. I found a bird on our campus that wouldn't fly. It was a baby and I didn't want to see a cat get the little thing. I contacted Kritter, Inc. and it was no problem for me... more »

  brandell reum wrote:

This charity is ridiculous. I adopted a laboratory Beagle that had been placed here only to find out that this organization sells the very product that tests on these poor dogs! What hypocrites!!!!! My sweet little Beagle only lasted a few years with... more »

  jmjb42005 wrote:

my daughter has volunteered as a zookeeper since 4 grade she is now a junior in college they not only help the animals but the kids become well rounded we have grown more socially and environmentally friendly and we would like to thank you for giving... more »

  Kelly R. wrote:

I learned about CATR Farms when I was looking for Non-profits in need of volunteers. I learned that my schedule just does not fit with their schedule of classes so volunteering has not been possible. However, they have several other ways to help support... more »

  arabian9t wrote:

This is a wonderful facility dedicated to the actual CARE of the animals. The staff and volunteers work very hard on a daily basis from 7 am until dark caring for animals that others have harmed. Some of the animals have medical problems that require... more »

  nonebob wrote:

This nonprofit is a wonderful group of dedicated people who go beyond the call of duty to help dogs and sometimes even cats. They live and breathe for these animals. The breed they choose to help is a breed that is terribly misunderstood. They also help... more »

  Diablofurever wrote:

I have been working with this wonderful group of people since 1997. The Kowiachobee Animal Preserve family is caring and compassionate not only to their extensive variety of residents (animals), but also to their volunteers where there is always room... more »

  alison-hoogeveen wrote:

I would like to take this opportunity to give praise and support to the Blue Ridge Wildlife Center from the viewpoint of having met their founder, president and veterinarian Belinda Burwell, DVM. I met Dr. Burwell at a National Wildlife Rehabilitators... more »

  Nancy Anderson wrote:

I have the greatest regard for Friends of the Smokies organization and have had opportunity to interact with staff in the office setting and at special events where I've worked as a volunteer, including Spring Wildflower Pilgrimage each April and Wilderness... more »

  Emily wrote:

I have a background in finance and therefore joined Animal Welfare Project as an active member of the Development Department, with a concentration on Charitable Giving. After working with the president I am impressed with the level of professionalism... more »

  Bengals12 wrote:

I have found a stray in terrible shape and they took her right in and immediately started getting her cleaned up and help. We also fostered three kittens there last summer and ended up adopting our Midas. Such a wonderful experience for our family I’ll... more »

  vivcadena wrote:

I loved it! learned so much about bird communities and their environment. Learned to train others as well and had a lot of fun! more »

  ellen10 wrote:

I have received help from this organization once this year and once last year for my dog and cat. They are the sweetest people. I got 25 lbs of premium dogfood and 2 large bags of catfood, and they even gave our kitty a toy! It just goes to show that... more »

  Karamyst wrote:

The MHARF has helped so many horses from truly horrible situations. Starvation, severe neglect, untreated injuries. They do it all with the support of amazing donors, volunteers and adopters. Rescuing, caring for and ultimately finding loving homes for... more »

  Aapaw P. wrote:

Alamo Area Partners for Animal Welfare is a great group of shelters, rescues, veterinarians, spay/neuter agencies, pet service providers who have come together to help the city of San Antonio achieve No Kill through CARE ADOPT NEUTER programs. In 2010,... more »

  suzgal wrote:

I took the Wildlife Rehabilitation exam because of Kathleen Britton and this group. They helped us with our wilds many times over. I got my taste this year but due to illness in the family I wasn't able to help as much as I would like to in the future.... more »

  LEAN HORSES wrote:

OHAT has been wonderful to our Las Vegas horse rescue, "LEAN", the Local Equine Assistance Network. Our mission is to primarily assist the Unwanted Horse that is unowned, being held at the County pens, and available to anyone. These horses are at risk... more »

  Ronald5 wrote:

In 2011, the Logan's Run Rescue (LRR) Board decided to concentrate on Spay and Neuter and began to discourage and eventually forbid Members from rescuing stray animals, breaking the By Laws and Mission Statement. In 2012, under the leadership of President... more »

  Dewayne L. wrote:

I've known the woman that started Cattailz for over 15 years. For too many years she paid for everything out of her own pocket. I can't begin to retell all the stories of her great, selfless, deeds. more »

  Kathy256 wrote:

I have fostered kittens for Cat's Cradle for years now. I cannot imagine what it was like before there was a place like Cat's Cradle, but more kittens have been saved because of them. The kitten season is now upon us, and many needy little ones depend... more »

  Quercus alba wrote:

I recently discovered Taltree, and have found a place that I can escape to from the busy world. Having green space in NW Indiana is very important to my family and me, and having been an Indiana resident for several years now, it is nice to see local... more »

  dogtoter wrote:

The last 6 years, I have been the go to transporter for this rescue. I have experienced the care and concern for all the dogs we have handled. From Shelter dogs to Owner surrender, all have been vetted and placed with other rescues or adopters. This is... more »

  Carol wrote:

I am a foster care giver at Carrie A. Seaman Animal Shelter. They offer to pay for food and litter and insist on providing medical care through their volunteer veterinarian. I pay for food and litter but take advantage of the medical care. They are cage-less... more »

  doglover70 wrote:

Wonderful shelter that takes great care of all animals. Caring and compassionate staff and volunteers that work tirelessly to find forever homes for their cats and dogs! Adopt here! All animals are current on all vaccinations (rabies, distemper, bordetella,... more »

  madcatter wrote:

Sadly I have not had a good experience. My 72 year old mother was rejected after waiting for 9 days to hear from this organization. Of course after she went and visited an older cat 3 times. She was told she needed vet establishment. So my mother went... more »

  cep623 wrote:

We had our 1 year old Great Dane Spayed at Planned PEThood of Ga. She had no problems with her surgery. the Girls at Planned PEThood are Amazing, excellent Pre and Post operation instructions. Our Subdivision also brought a 5 Feral Cat colony... more »

  Writer wrote:

I was an WRAR-approved adopter who chose to look elsewhere for a rescue dog due to having a negative experience with WRAR staff and their whole adoption process and policies.Despite being WRAR-approved, throughout the process of looking at specific... more »

  Patricia28 wrote:

Pitty Love Rescue Inc. of Rochester is a terrific organization that rescues and finds homes for this most misunderstood of breeds. This is NOT a negative review of the organization. It is, however, a very negative review of Jennifer, the founder. DON’T... more »

  animalshelter wrote:

A wonderful organization and incredible collective of individuals whose passion and dedication to Labradoodle and Goldendoodle dog rescue and education has made them a force to be reckoned with throughout the animal welfare community. more »

  mobileUser395372 wrote:

Humanity For Animals cares about animals and is working to end suffering. more »

  Writer wrote:

While what Taysia blue does is admirable they have no dog relation skills. What I mean by that is they have no clue how to match dogs with owners like the Nebraska humane society. We adopted ($300 fee)a husky who never should have been at our house.... more »

  Rustyjo wrote:

When I first went to Strayhaven it was to volunteer walking dogs. Several months before I lost my last puppy, Jack. I just wanted to be around dogs, but wasn't ready to have another one. In my time going there I came across a 100lb pit bull named Honey.... more »

  rmata wrote:

Ranch Hands Rescue is dedicated to enriching the lives of abused and neglected animals and partnering them with individuals who have been abused and neglected themselves. Our team of professionals are making a difference in people’s lives one step at... more »

  ShirleyNuevo wrote:

Where do I start, let's see I was interested in being a volunteer within this organization. I reached out to several people and talked specifically with one of their foster families. After hearing a lengthy story about a fundraiser for an animal that... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have volunteered alongside Pet Buddies for years, their work is unlike no other organization in Atlanta. They are awesome! more »

  Carly P.1 wrote:

Wild Instincts helps those who don’t have a voice - our wildlife. What they do is so incredible. They give up everything they have to help animals in need, whether that be orphaned, injured, or sick animals. The job is so demanding and is a 365 day... more »

  doglover1215 wrote:

High Country Humane not only gave me my boy Dougie, but they made sure he had the best outcome of a normal life as a puppy as possible! Dr Bennett and the medical team amputated Dougie's leg due to severe fractures in his hip. After adopting Dougie,... more »

  Imcharliesmom wrote:

An incredible nonprofit who truly cares about pet overpopulation and flies pets from overcrowded shelters to shelters who can take them in. Bravo. Heroes in my book. more »

  Holmes2022 wrote:

Soft Landings graciously took in a domestic blind mallard that I rescued and was fostering in Florida. I'm so happy he has a wonderful loving home there where he's been paired with another blind duck. They are very experienced, passionate and caring and... more »

  Candice R. wrote:

This is a test review but none the less this organization is doing a great job of serving its community far beyond animal welfare. more »

  handerson wrote:

Iowa Voters for Companion Animals is an exceptional organization dedicated to improving Iowa's weak companion animal protection laws. As Iowa is currently the second worst in the nation for inadequate animal protection laws and fourth worst for puppy... more »

  mobileUser598356 wrote:

MFFH innovates ways to identify and help horse owners with temporary financial aid so they are not forced to dispose of their horses. MFFH operates MD's hay bank, veterinary care assistance and more. more »

  Kelly Gorman K. wrote:

We adopted Stella, (rescue name Sheeva) in September. She was being fostered near my home. The fact that these dogs are being fostered, rather than in a shelter, is what led me to them. I find it hard to access a dogs true temperament at a crowded shelter.... more »

  gailadele wrote:

Look at the amazing numbers Catsnip Etc. is achieving each year! Their goal is 1000 TNR cats each year, and they have already surpassed the 1000 mark for the second year in a row. Their total for the 6 years in business is over 4600 TNR cats!! Like... more »

  Carmen21 wrote:

ECGGR not only helped my family find the perfect rescued dog, but remained a resource after the adoption. After becoming a volunteer I have seen so much heart in such a short amount of time. The rescues are more than dogs, they instantly become family! 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 »

  Dleslie538 wrote:

Disco Dogs is fantastic and helps so many people!! It is a great cause! more »

  Lmceny wrote:

Window to the Wild is an incredible company that gives people the opportunity to meet some amazing birds, learn all about them and get up close and personal with these feathered beauties. They are so passionate about what they do and you can tell that... more »

  jimalgie wrote:

As a newcomer to Arizona, fascinated by local snakes, this non-profit has supplied me with a wealth of valuable information that is also practical. We often hear stories from our neighbors about killing snakes, because they're afraid of then, when in... more »

  quinn1001 wrote:

I can not say enough great things about this organization and the board who runs it! The horses are very well taken care of. The progress of the horses since we began visiting in May is incredible. The wonderful people running the rescue are a wonderful... more »

  mobileUser378294 wrote:

Spends great deal of time rehabilitating and readjusting pet to a loving home environment. 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 »

  animalover5642 wrote:

Visiting Cottontail Cottage Farm Sanctuary, is literally, like stepping back in time. Parking is at a little turn-out by the road. Mind you, this place is extremely rural, located on the coast, in Downeast Maine. From parking, visitors walk a beautiful... more »

  Joanne C.2 wrote:

Paws of War is an incredible organization that helps both veterans and shelter dogs. It is my honor to be involved with an organization that helps both ends of the leash. more »

  Tim H.1 wrote:

There could not possibly be a more committed person or organization with regard to animal welfare and care. Can not recommend highly enough! more »

  Miranda M.1 wrote:

Wonderful group of people coming together for a great cause! more »

  Dakart22 wrote:

D4W are a life saving group, a brotherhood that I and many others can rely on and owe much to. If not in donations, then in immense gratitude. My service dog Warrior has pulled me out of my head, given me the greatest companion I could ever find in another... more »

  jonjo wrote:

So my husband and I were living in Virginia and looking for chihuahuas. Could not find even one, until this rescue came along 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 »

  Coati7945 wrote:

This was one of the worst rescues I have ever had the displeasure of speaking with. The people I spoke with were not transparent about their policies or animals and could not give me a straight answer about anything. It was like pulling teeth just to... more »

  Denise172 wrote:

This rescue does such a great job with the rehab and rehoming of the animals in their care. Wonderful people who put the animal's welfare above their own! They also put on some great shows this year to showcase their efforts and to enable the public... more »

  Rene G.1 wrote:

Nikole was very helpful during the adoption process. Responded quickly whenever you needed to get ahold of her and even after we adopted our handsome boy puppy, if you ever need anything she is there to help. more »

  Paula Hertel wrote:

Connected Horse provides innovative, research supported equine-assisted workshops, in-home engagement kits and training that inspires connection and improves the lives of those affected by dementia and memory loss. Now more that ever, our programs... more »

  Pauline R. wrote:

No Pet Left Behind has so far helped over 400 animals with food, vet care, coats, leashes and collars. These deserving pets otherwise would have done without, It is our mission to ensure no pet is neglected simply because their people don’t have the... more »

  richntab12 wrote:

Fresh Start Animal Outreach is an amazing organization. The outpouring of love and compassion that they have for animals is out of this world. They have vouchers to help get cats and dogs spayed and neutered at local Spay and Neuter clinics, they will... more »

  Otis3022 wrote:

Jami and her family truly care about the horses and want to provide them a safe place as they heal! I love working with her and her heart and drive for the horses of Whiskey Ridge is inspiring. 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 »

  MareTN wrote:

This is a group that is close to my heart. We have the same philosophy. Help those that are in need. We not only help animals we help the people in these underserved areas as well. We have a spay and neuter program that is not an immediate fix for... more »

  Marsha_Truman wrote:

The compassion & love shown the animals is above the norm. Old, young, troubled, lost, abused, what ever the situation these rescued animals receive what ever is needed. This work takes a part of your soul & it is not easy but the difference they make... more »

  KrisHodgson55 wrote:

Javelan's mission is to provide our nations heroes that suffer with PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder), Traumatic Brain Injury, and many other affiliated physical disabilities, with trained medical service dogs. JAVELAN is unique in that they... more »

  rmapes wrote:

Jenna and Friends Animal Sanctuary is great for kids and adults to learn about rescuing and caring for pot belly pigs and animals. Each animal has a name and rescue story. It’s a great way to get close to and learn about the animals. Anna does an excellent... more »

  barrypie wrote:

Super rewarding experience where you can see the difference you make every day! Whether it’s meditative mucking of a stall or the physical changes the horses and ponies go through as they’re rehabilitated. Every pony has their own unique personality... more »

  tinalopez528 wrote:

I have been involved in the animal rescue community since 2003. I also sit on the board of directors for two local animal nonprofits. Recently I fostered (for the first time) for Sky Sanctuary Rescue and I have to say, without a doubt, it was one of... more »

  kmarkman wrote:

Judy and Harmony helped me get my dog Tucker! They had a connection and let me know right away about Tucker when he was up for adoption! I got him when he was about 15 weeks old! Tucker has been a great dog! He was very well cared for! Judy was very... more »

  chof wrote:

Sean at SFCR helped me personally when I had 3 cats that were on the list to go to Animal Friends, which is a no- kill shelter so of course it takes time to get in there. One also had breathing problems. Sean set up a series of cat tents so he could pump... more »

  Michelle R.12 wrote:

This organization really cares about the kids. Erin knows so much about both disciplines of riding, as well as showing and general horsecare. By bringing your kids here, they will have access to all of that knowledge and become well rounded equestrians.... more »

  shill89 wrote:

I have volunteered at the Phoenyx Farm and Sanctuary for many years, in fact I was the very first volunteer before we had our 501(c)3 status. I have watched the organization grow so much through the years and could not be prouder to be a part of the amazing... more »

  mustlovedogsfurever wrote:

It is unfortunate to see a rescue misrepresent themselves, the dogs, and commit tax fraud. I highly recommend that people do a bit of research online before donating to this organization. more »

  Sassy2022 wrote:

My experience has been amazing! I feel so grateful for being part of this team. I'm a petlover so it's rewarding to see many animals improving their quality of life. As volunteers, we've had the opportunity to help in different campaigns and work with... more »

  knowak0419 wrote:

Moxie’s Mission is a fantastic nonprofit. One reason that I suggest this nonprofit to all who are looking to help make a difference is because that is what this organization is all about. The founder, Katie Harris is a real person with a very real story.... more »

  angieboot wrote:

These people don’t care about cats as much as they pretend to! I literally begged them to help me with a couple kittens cause the mom wasn’t taking care of them , and one by one they were dying , but they couldn’t help! These people are definitely... more »

  BFSMike wrote:

Virtually every farm sanctuary is one deserving of praise, but Berkshire Farm Sanctuary rises above the rest. Each and every resident of the sanctuary is treated with unwaivering humility, respect, and love. They want for nothing. Given the nature... more »

  vivafrosty wrote:

Roosters were dumped off along the dirt road where we live in the country. "Frosty" chose to move into our yard. We were not set up to care for and Keep a lone rooster safe from predators and the upcoming winter. We found Wild Whiskers Wildlife Rescue... more »

  Tesseract wrote:

I was super impressed by the amazing and dedicated team at Open Earth Foundation. They are definitely a top notch nonprofit dedicated to technology solutions that will help the world meet the Paris Agreement.Plus, their innovative NFT drop was so... more »

  LCee wrote:

I am a big fan of Squirrelly AF Rescue. Jill not only shares with us the journey as she rescues, rehabs & releases her wildlife, but she educates us along the way. We actually get to know the 'babies' she loves and cares for and grow to love them too.... more »

  veganfortheanimals wrote:

I love all that Wild Pines Sanctuary stands for and will continue to show support in any way that I can. more »

  scoozin2000 wrote:

I volunteer with Kittenville. I can't emphasize enough how incredible their work is. This organization truly embodies the spirit of compassion, dedication, and love for cats in need. I volunteer setting up and tearing down for adoption events, and I am... more »

  cathyraf wrote:

What a wonderful organization with an amazing group of animal loving caring people! Their main mission is getting lost animals back home with their families, and what a difference they have made! I am glad to be able to follow some of the heart... more »

  Local volunteer wrote:

A post of gratitude! We were not able to gather food ourselves, so as always, the charity organization Ukraine Humane Society Inc helped us!! I am incredibly grateful! When I am in a difficult situation, you never refuse. Thank you from all the animals... more »

  raycjr1970 wrote:

This is the best little transport group in all of North Carolina. SDTA does amazing work with Asheville, NC as its hub and supporting rural county shelters and rescues all throughout North Carolina. They host walking groups an hour before each transport... more »

  ladybug2003 wrote:

Great Rescue. They helped us through a hard set of times so we could keep our dogs and cat. The lady over it was so gracious and generous. Forever thankful. more »

  dixie34 wrote:

This organization is a 100% volunteer group. All of this group's volunteers love animals and they want to make a difference for homeless and unwanted pets. This is a new group wanting to help make a difference in our local community. more »

  grace01 wrote:

It’s rare to find a service that feels both professional and personal. Rex Vets nailed it. Quick response, great advice, and it felt good knowing I was supporting a nonprofit. more »

  aysham wrote:

I was introduced to PAWS through a friend and have been grateful to her ever since. This organization is run by a wonderful, and remarkably organized, team. There are a variety of ways an individual can contribute. While they always need financial... more »

  abigail1 wrote:

A clean, friendly, welcoming animal shelter. The animals are well taken care of and well-socialized. Our experience was lovely. We would recommend VHS very highly. more »

  catlover3 wrote:

Since I live in San Diego going out to volunteer is not an option at this time. However, having watched their website for, what, 4 years, I can see that they have done a wonderful job with very little money and very little volunteer base. So, my experience... more »

  ybella wrote:

I've been a regular volunteer and foster for AAT for several years now. Vet expenses don't dictate which injured animals get a second chance. Whatever it takes, as long as the animals still have a good quality of life. more »

  amityborders wrote:

This is a great organization to volunteer for! I have continued to volunteer and foster for the HSMC since 2016 and all my foster animals receive top notch care before being adopted into their forever homes. I have also adopted six of my very own from... more »

  sheena-shyla wrote:

My family has been going to Florida every year for last 10 years and we always stop at the Seabird Sanctuary. It currently has no admission cost but we donate anyway because we see the good work they do. There are all kinds of birds there, some get helped... more »

  Chris L. wrote:

This is a wonderful organization! They continue to work very hard to not only take care of and preserve the wild horses in their care, but as advocates of the few still remaining wild horses and burros in our country more »

  auburngirl wrote:

This organization was involved in transporting dogs out of the state of alabama after the tornadoes of April 2011. Shelby Humane has repeatedly stated that they were pre-storm dogs, yet in some media reports they were called "Tornado Dogs." We have... more »

  Mary-Jo D. wrote:

Alley Animals is a nonprofit animal rescue made up of very dedicated volunteers who go out every night feeding orphaned dogs and cats they can't catch and taking in those they can catch. I have found two stray cats and called on them for help. They never... more »

  khillis wrote:

I have adopted many cats and dogs through the Kokomo Humane Society. The adoption process is easy and the building is beautiful on the inside and outside. The staff takes phenomenal care of all animals and take time to match each adopter with the best... more »

  Lynn80 wrote:

I first had contact with the Northwoods Wildlife Center when I brought them 2 baby Cardinals. The staff was really caring and explained to me the procedure for raising and releasing these birds. They truly care about the animals they help. Being 3... more »

  judybeem wrote:

I found AHEAD With Horses 9 years ago, called to offer my time and help, met with them the following Saturday. They had me from "hello" from the call back response. Here was an organization I could bring my 40+ years of nursing, experience raising 2... more »

  machen wrote:

Being a wildlife defender for years, we found OCBPC several years ago. It exceeded the five criteria we use to determine how interested we would be. Their goals, leadership. Volunteers, efficiency and enthusiasm is what all non-profits should envy and... more »