Find Animals Nonprofits and Charities

  ljanczak@midtel.net wrote:

The animal shelter of schoharie valley, ny though small has a large heart.. We found our lovable pup (100 lbs) there 3years ago & treasuer every minute. Kaz was 1st at a kill shelter & transfered to Schoharie shelter (which is a no kill shelter) because... more »

  BubblesPetunia wrote:

This organization does so much good via their research, legislation, policy change, outreach, to replace the vile inhumane animal experimentation with modern alternatives. They have science on their side! I cannot state emphatically enough how important... more »

  Shewolf63 wrote:

A wonderful shelter that keeps the healthy animals moving through adoption partners , adoption events and shelter adoptions. The staff keep the shelter clean and as disease free as possible. Great place to get your next love, your furbaby!! more »

  myOpinion2017 wrote:

I have not only volunteered at The Humane Society/SPCA of Sumter County, Inc. for over 11 years as a foster home for puppies, kittens and equines, as a fundraiser and Board member, but have also adopted a donkey, a ram & a cat over the years.I have... more »

  Lee Riley wrote:

Every time I visit the National Aquarium with my family, we see a new animal, learn a new fact, enjoy a new interaction, and reinforce our collective believe that there is a greater power in our universe. The Aquarium is one of the few remaining public... more »

  blackdogsmama wrote:

I donated a dog to this organization to be trained as a service dog for a child. I was told the dog would go to a child with autism. The executive director kept the dog for herself. I honestly thought this was a credible organization and donated $300.... more »

  Sara A J. wrote:

Everyone I have worked with at the GHHS is kind and helpful no matter how busy it is (which it always is!). They always offer many thanks which goes a long way to volunteers that take time out of their day to do a range of tasks from glamorous to not... more »

  DLMJB wrote:

When bad things happen to animals due to negligence, torture or other horrid things that humans do, this organization is a steadfast light in the darkness. Those connected to this institution are a group of the most dedicated, loving, caring and devoted... more »

  KZShea wrote:

My first exposure to PAWS was when I brought an injured American Beaver to them for help. After that, I knew I wanted to work with this organization so I volunteered at PAWS and worked on the wildlife rehabilitation side. I can say from seeing it from... more »

  adavis1 wrote:

I don't know how this organization uses the funds it receives specifically but I have seen first-hand the absolutely amazing care and concern they have for turtles. They have an area where injured turtles each have their own outdoor water tank and are... more »

  Sue_77 wrote:

They have wonderful items in their gift shop, whether for yourself or as a gift. more »

  DeeL wrote:

You hear to always adopt rescues. I expected the Humane society to care about placing their animals. That was not the case in my experience. My mother is 86 with dementia and her cat recently died. She is devastated. I was trying to find another cat similar... more »

  labluvr wrote:

I've been volunteering with Circle Tail for about eight years, in a variety of capacities (listed above). Not only do we provide highly-trained assistance dogs to people with disabilities, but we also have an amazing adoption program and make great placements... more »

  xotaraellenox wrote:

PRAY TO GOD THAT YOUR DOG DOES NOT EVER END UP HERE IF IT GETS LOST. I have been searching for my australian shepherd for the past week and a half and have visited multiple animal shelters until today I finally made it to Animal Friends (because they... more »

  marylouz wrote:

The NCA Charitable Trust has been instrumental in providing health research funding for a number of diseases that afflict the Newfoundland Dog. The Rescue Network provides financial assistance to Newfoundland dogs in need all across the country. more »

  carolinebogart wrote:

Rose hope is a dedicated group of volunteers who rescue animals in Waterbury CT. They are in it for their love of animals. An EXCELLENT group of people. more »

  citykitty wrote:

This organization used to be fantastic. In recent years, particularly the last year and a half it has taken a nose dive. Many long term volunteers have left. There have been reports of the Executive Director and staff being visible drunk at events. I... more »

  Joyce12 wrote:

When our cat went missing, the Cache Humane Society was a one-stop source of information on how to proceed and who to contact. We were very grateful for their expert help. This is a worthy group to assist. We just made a donation. more »

  NakPak wrote:

Friends of Strays is a great animal shelter that offers a home for many fabulous cats and dogs. Their volunteers work hard to bring a safe and happy environment to many pets until they find their forever home. more »

  rbailleu wrote:

My husband and I saw our pup on the Humane Society Facebook page in October of 2018 and made an inquiry. All questions were promptly answered. We filled out an application and were able to pick up our Pepper Anderson (formerly Scruff) a couple days... more »

  Christyanne wrote:

The best part of my week is volunteering as a canine companion. Great staff doing great work! more »

  BonLotus wrote:

I received an email from adopt a pet about a kitten Phantom and Beauty available. And the contact info was human urban group and I sent an email but no response. It also had listed and encourage applicants to call Lisa and the phone number listed.... more »

  jjcsandrcs wrote:

CBHR, as it is known to us members, is a non-profit organization that has been in both North and South Carolina for the past 15 years. Its' purpose is to rescue, rehab and re-home Bassets that we find in 'kill' shelters. We are a network of volunteers... more »

  blworrilow wrote:

This charity operates the public animal shelter in Guilford County, NC, known as the Guilford County Animal Shelter (GCAS). Most public shelters, especially in North Carolina, simply take in strays and surrendered animals, make a small attempt... more »

  bruceejohnsonjapidblogspotcom wrote:

I was playing with the Tuckerino on the floor on Sunday. It was father’s day and I could do what ever I pleased. I was thinking how lucky I was to have him in my life. I know he will never replace Browndog or Whitedog, but he is not a replacement... more »

  Jane wrote:

It's about the birds. Huge, beautiful and endangered birds. Birds of ancient memory. Whooping Cranes. And it's about the people. Extraordinarily talented people. Skilled and self-sacrificing caretakers, pilots, photographers, support personnel, teachers,... more »

  Jason P.3 wrote:

This group is the real deal. They actually do the investigations and raids on Puppy Mills. They also influence legislators in order to make real and lasting changes in our policies concerning Puppy Mills. I am meeting with Ida McCarthy from CAPS this... more »

  volunteerbaby wrote:

i am family with the top head of the staff of the year and i go their every 2 days or so.. and its a blast they treat the animals with so much respect.. even b-day party and summer camp that goes on their are very fun their so check it out...:) P.S.-... more »

  Smitten wrote:

This shelter is a small non-profit that helps many cats in this area. The cats are very healthy, very well cared for and loved. The President and all the volunteers genuinely care for all the animals. It is a wonderful place for cats waiting to find... more »

  billybobtravis wrote:

They go above and beyond in providing health care and safe harbor for poodles and Poodle mixes of all sizes. It is nice to know they are an all volunteer group. more »

  RescueAdoptSave wrote:

I was greeted by smiles as I walked through the shelter doors. You wouldn't even be able to tell it was an animal shelter by how clean it smelled. Staff was very helpful. I couldn't believe how nicely the rooms were set up and the animals weren't crammed... more »

  Palomino wrote:

Least Resistance Training Concepts is an awesome organization based in Stagecoach, NV. They provide continued education and mentoring, training assistance to the adopters of horses, wild and otherwise. Some of the members of this organization participate... more »

  Candyland wrote:

Small Paws Rescue is one of the best non-profit orgs that rescues primarily Bichon Frises or Bichon mix dogs. They are pro-active on shutting down puppy mills. They carefully vet all prospective clients and make certain the dogs that are rehomed go... more »

  Christine Z. wrote:

I have been involved with this organization since November 2013 and I was surprised when I saw the review posted about PALS because that is not what I have seen. PALS is dedicated to ensuring that animals in their care are well cared for while... more »

  lovescats44 wrote:

Columbia Second Chance has the unique opportunity to match animals with families. These animals come from the humane society, other homes, or are found as strays. Many are placed in foster care where our foster families learn all about the animal. ... more »

  lbuhr wrote:

The Friends For the Dearborn Animal Shelter was founded in 1996 by a small group of concerned animal lovers, who set out to transform the animal sheltering services in their community. The organization has demonstrated steady financial growth and... more »

  Brooke Gahan Johnson wrote:

This is a small organization (in people numbers) that helps a lot of animals and also the people in Skagit County and the surrounding area. The members are dedicated, caring and hard-working for the animals. They work with local veterinarians and have... more »

  Lisa4568 wrote:

I almost gave up! This was the worst experience I've ever had trying to give money on a website. You need to do a serious overhaul. It is EXTREMELY user unfriendly!!!!! It took me EIGHT attempts on two different browsers before it finally accepted... more »

  ualski wrote:

The Hooved Animal Rescue & Protection Society, (HARPS) is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization that was founded in 2001 by Donna Ewing, one of the nation's best-known and respected rescuers of abused and neglected horses and other hooved animals. As... more »

  Kris K. wrote:

Wings of Wonder is a non-profit raptor sanctuary located in Empire, Michigan. Active since 1990, the primary mission is education. Wings of Wonder presents almost 150 educational programs annually throughout Michigan, reaching almost 10,000 people each... more »

  Tiffany M. wrote:

The organization has come back from near dissolution in the last two years and the amazing new board is working hard to make dog parks safe and fun for everyone. Goals for 2011 are to develop the board and committees structure further, to increase membership... more »

  Dick Israel wrote:

Excellent and efficient non-prof. World-wide work on preserving oceanic life. Thoroughly deserving. more »

  Tracy W. wrote:

Our family has adopted three rabbits from Bunnyluv over the years, and we also purchase bunny care supplies from them. When we first went there, we had one single rabbit and they did a great job bonding him to a friend. Everyone on staff and also the... more »

  Willow Creek Designs wrote:

Kitty Committee's is a small northern California nonprofit established in 2001 in west Sonoma County. Its mission is to help feral cats live healthier lives by trapping, neutering and returning them to their colonies for daily maintenance by caretakers.... more »

  Susan125 wrote:

This wonderful organization is dedicated to rehoming Labrador Retrievers who have been abandoned or turned in by folks who cannot or will not take care of them. The dedicated team of volunteers work tirelessly to search for dogs in need. The dogs live... more »

  omshivashankara wrote:

I have helped the Ojai Valley Whale Society for a number of years, and have watched their successes and challenges be handled with equal grace. What I love about OVWS is that they encompass many facets of life, not just animals. Of course animal welfare... more »

  Patti52 wrote:

Debra Gode at WInchester Wildlife is a very experienced and skilled wildlife rehabilitator and gives hundreds of injured and orphaned wild animals a second chance at life every year. I am also a rehabilitator, and call or visit Debra whenever I have questions... more »

  Moksha wrote:

I volunteered for this organization for 1-1/2 yrs. I also have made monetary and in-kind donations to them and adopted three cats from them. I was not interviewed to determine my skills or interests, nor given any orientation or training. So... more »

  Jeannie A. wrote:

When I first learned about this organization, I was in awe with all of the good work and great success stories that happen! What I love the most about the shelter is the dedication from all of the staff in caring for Gods precious creatures. With the... more »

  Tina B. wrote:

Love this no kill non-profit. It's not huge, but the few people that work/volunteer there are so loving, and caring of the animals that are their residents! more »

  budwinkle wrote:

I have 3 beautiful dogs that I've rescued over the past decade. One found me, and the other two were my first two attempts to foster. I didn't learn the first time, luckily. Because we're ALL a very happy pack-family. *Never give up because I... more »

  tisaacs wrote:

This is an amazing small non for profit rescue group. They are selfless and hard-working human beings who have saved so many animals. They have a passion for helping as many animals as possible and I would highly recommend working with them. Always remember... more »

  Trisha wrote:

great zoo - do an awesome job with wildlife and exotics - and an outstanding job on education more »

  Mom of Max wrote:

We adopted our both our cat and our dog from the Humane Animal Treatment Society. We had searched and visited many animal welfare facilities prior to traveling from Traverse City to Mt. Pleasant to visit HATS. We walked in to a very clean environment... more »

  scresident wrote:

I take animal adoption very seriously. I have a beautiful home and large yard for raising a border collie. We also do not have children. However, I am not impressed with the adoption process. We were told that it was a chance that we would receive... more »

  Kristeen K. wrote:

I've adopted serveral ferrets from Scales & Tails over the years. Their knowledge and compassion about and for these little creatures is amazing. What warms my heart the most is the "ferret hospice" they provide - people drop off their older and ill... more »

  WeGrow O. wrote:

http://www.fresnobee.com/2013/06/20/3352406/61-dogs-cats-and-other-animals.html PLEASE GO TO THIS LINK TO FIND OUT THE FACTS ABOUT THIS FAKE RESCUE more »

  Wild Horse Crazy wrote:

WHF has a unique way of caring and rehabilitating wild horses and burros from once bad adoptive homes. They reintroduce them into a loving environment and learning phase to help make a better partner in there new homes. I would rate this organization... more »

  Jenna11 wrote:

The work being done at Colville Valley Animal Sanctuary inspires me. I have only recently become involved with CVAS, but have been awed by the dedication of those serving the dogs and cats of Stevens County, WA. This county offers no animal control... more »

  Anita wrote:

I am both a volunteer & client of this outstanding, vital low-cost spay/neuter, rescue & adoption organization. Through the generous auspices of owner Margie Schwartz, I was able to spay/neuter (& receive medical check-ups for) a colony of over 60 cats... more »

  Linda55 wrote:

My husband and I have been proud supporters of Cat Guardians for nearly two decades. The work that these people do on behalf of homeless and abandoned animals simply defies words. The facility has been recently refurbished and is a warm and welcome... more »

  sdan9977449 wrote:

This organization's business practices are deceptive. I adopted a dog for $250 that purportedly was fully vetted. Within a week my vet diagnosed her as having a genetic condition requiring $5k in surgery. The BAWF agreed to pay for the surgery if we... more »

  Ang P. wrote:

I've been volunteering for this group for 3 years now, had to believe that long, and this group of people are very devoted to their mission. They are helping reduce the companion animal overpopulation in NE Louisiana by offering low income spay/neuter... more »

  bajs77 wrote:

I LOVE this group. The dedication and knowledge base among the volunteers is incredible. Everyone is passionate about making a great match between adopter and pet, and will go out of their way to make the process smooth. I started out out as an adopter... more »

  EmAliyah wrote:

THIS IS A STORY ABOUT AN ONGOING NEGATIVE EXPERIENCE: As experienced pet owners, my family and I decided to adopt a pittie as our most recent family member back in July of 2010. We'd done all of our research & were really excited to add a pitbull... more »

  Robin45 wrote:

Over the years, I have adopted three dogs from these wonderful people. They are VERY careful and although I had owned dogs all my life, still called my vet for a reference. The dogs are checked thoroughly, not only for health concerns but do they get... more »

  jrzygrl412 wrote:

Is NOT what you think it is! I was a volunteer but no longer. Dogs are not being cared for, plus this facility is STILL not open, Safe Haven pushes these dogs from kennel to kennel. If different responsible Board members would take over this mess, I would... more »

  kat4 wrote:

River City Community Animal Hospital is staffed by caring professionals who have dedicated their lives to improving the lives of animals in our region. We have a Trap, Neuter, Return project and they have spayed/neutered over 80 animals for us without... more »

  Faith14 wrote:

I have been volunteering with Gainesville Rabbit Rescue (GRR) since 2010 and adopted my own bunny from GRR in 2012. This rescue is run by dedicated and compassionate individuals that work tirelessly to ensure the well-being of the rabbits in their care. more »

  Kaycee C. wrote:

hello, i help out where ever i can when it come to jnk i also donate a lot of things like meat, and stuff around my house i no loner want or need. Jnk call of the wild is a nice relaxed place, so if you are having a stressful day just go on up to jnk... more »

  RMMcMullin wrote:

Great organization dedicated to training dogs to help service children with autism. more »

  AlwaysForTheHorses wrote:

I have been a volunteer since April 2010 and a volunteer board member since August 2010. This organization does a lot of good with limited financial resources. They have made a big difference in the lives of the 56 horses that entered the program to date.... more »

  cat-lady wrote:

Helen's Animal Rescue Team (HART, Sacramento) is a very small but highly effective non-profit whose goal is to help keep the feral and/or unwanted cat/kitten population from exploding. I've fed feral cats along a popular bike/walk trail for 5 or 6 years... more »

  ashley8 wrote:

The people of the NACSPCA are some of the nicest people I have ever met.. They put there animals need's before anything else.. I just recently got a cat from them and he is working out great.. I would definitaly adopted another pet from them. more »

  breakingthelaw wrote:

Susan Marlowe, CPA, the 'rescuer' who runs this so called 'rescue and facility' has actually aided and abetted a fugitive and accused animal abuser of the worst kind, Cynthia Gudger aka Anita Gilbert, for close to 2 years until Gudger was caught living... more »

  Writer wrote:

Molly and her team have a real heart for all the animals at Saving Grace. They have made the adoption process very efficient; and have included all shots, microchipping, and spay and neutering to be done for each animal, They also include all the... more »

  karen32 wrote:

Excellent experience! New Hope rescued 2 lab mix sibling puppies at the local pound. My puppy and her brother were then adoringly photographed and displayed online with a video of them playing together -- and I fell in love. The New Hope representative... more »

  Shelly20 wrote:

Wild Animal World is a great company to hire for kid's birthday and school shows. I've had Cory come out several times to my child's birthday parties and school and everyone just absolutely loved the show. I highly recommend to have the Wildlife Show... more »

  trumandog wrote:

Molly's Mutts & Meows is a wonderful organization! They have saved hundreds of dogs, puppies, cats and kittens from the shelters in Los Angeles. They have an incredible network of loyal volunteers that foster the animals, taking excellent care of them... more »

  EmCole77 wrote:

The mission of the Grace Foundation is not only as an equine rescue, but also rehabilitation and therapy provider for youth. Additionally, the organization rescues another animals slated for euthanasia or slaughter, rehabilitates them, and places them... more »

  countrygal wrote:

this group is awful.. backstabs other rescues, do not even know how to care for the horses and only takes horses they can make money on. the place is a boarding place and use the rescue as a front.. more »

  Darci O. wrote:

I adopted a puppy from Happy Dogs Rescue in September, 2010. They were at a Pet Co in Lee's Summit, MO. three days after receiving the puppy, which they gave me while still being treated for cocidia, he came down with Parvo. We spent $1200.00 to keep... more »

  Michael_F wrote:

Turpentine Creek Animal RefugeWhile vacationing in Eureka Springs, Arkansas a few years ago we saw a sign for Turpentine Creek Animal Refuge with pictures of Tigers. We, being cat lovers, decided to visit the refuge and see all the big cats. What... more »

  diana wrote:

Mary & Bill run a nice little mom and pop horse rescue. I mean that in a good way. They have placed quite a few horses and sometimes it takes a few tries to find the right home but the main thing I like is that they always get a vet's opinion on the... more »

  Crystal31 wrote:

I have seen these 2 wonderful people in action since the May 19th tornado hit my state of Oklahoma. No animal is turned away and they care for these animals better than most dog and cats owners Iv'e ever seen. I am adopting a puppy from then and couldn't... more »

  LG20 wrote:

Healing HEART Sanctuary helps and cares for injured and disabled animals. I was introduced to this amazing Sanctuary about three years ago and immediately felt a need to offer some of my time there. I live locally in Kanab UT and have come to be very... more »

  Irma A. wrote:

This great organization helps rescue the hundred of abandoned cats of Old San Juan. They feed,vaccinate,rescue, take the cats if necessary to the vets,etc... Please help! more »

  Writer wrote:

Is this charity? Money donated goes to people like this, who determine their own causes. more »

  howiescruggs wrote:

This place deserves zero stars. I should have looked at the Yelp reviews before trying to work with this shelter. The leadership, if you can call it that, is inept and downright rude. It is obvious that the individuals running Catsnap have had zero experience... more »

  marybooj wrote:

I contacted this shelter to inquire about a dog. The person who answered the phone was so rude that I didn't even ask any further details about the dog. Wow, is this how you hope to get pets adopted? I don't understand organizations who want to place... more »

  Littlestbean wrote:

Excellent rescue. I have adopted from them, and have visited multiple times. The animals are well cared for, the facilities clean and well-maintained. The people working with them are obviously knowledgeable and caring. They take a great deal of care... more »

  oliveoil wrote:

This rescue is the Mercedes of rescue. Their standards for veterinary care, foster care and adoption are above and beyond most rescues. They will not place a dog into a home just to place it. They find the perfect home for the dog. They do home visits... more »

  Kim_Smith wrote:

From the day of helping that first off the track race horse transition into it's new career over 25 years ago, we are now formally helping almost 100 horses each year get into new caring homes with productive lives. I'm amazed at the support our community,... more »

  BLRM wrote:

This rescue started in 1999 and one of the most successful in the US and is inspected yearly by the state. I wandered into that rescue looking for a cockatoo a couple years ago and assumed all rescues were like this one.....and I was really wrong.... more »

  mblue wrote:

Bichon Furkids has done a phenomenal job in rescuing hundreds, if not over a thousand already. Their plan is simple, place "unadoptable dogs" in homes with volunteers where their real personality comes out, evaluate them, and then match them with the... more »

  mynameis wrote:

Close to 80% of all donated money is used for personal use, bills, as well as for paid employees, who take care of the dogs and kennel and one of them is also paid to clean the house as well. The animals see very little of the donations. Most fundraising... more »

  SoHumNative wrote:

This isn't a charity it's a scam. Ask them where the spend the money given to them. What veterinarians they've used to help animals. Exactly which animals are they helping? They aren't affiliated with any reputable shelter. It's simply a personal... more »

  Abby24 wrote:

Dogs Without Borders has rescued over 4000 dogs in the last 10 years. They work indefatigably every day to save as many dogs as they can. They rescue dogs from Los Angeles shelters but also from countries as far away as Taiwan, Iran and Mexico. DWB... more »

  ParvoAtPawPrints wrote:

I would have given this place ZERO stars if I could. My parents recently adopted an eight week old mini-poodle from this "Non-Profit Rescue". The day after adopting the puppy they took it to the vet for an exam. The puppy tested VERY STRONG... more »

  dog lover wrote:

We adopted out SPARR dog a little over a year ago. We had two dogs - they were together for twelve years, and then the fourteen year old passed away. The remaining dog seemed to become nonresponsive to almost anything we did for her. After a visit to... more »

  Felinelove wrote:

This is a good cat rescue in Sacramento who helps homeless animals and ferals http://sistersanimalsanctuary.com/about-sas/about-us/ss cats in the area. more »

  Writer wrote:

I donate regularly to this cat rescue organization. I know Keli Halteman personally and see the good work she does. She is the "Mother Teresa" of the cat world. I also help her with any of the financial filings and Tax filings for the organization.Hope... more »

  Samantha39 wrote:

We wanted to adopt a feral cat they caught for us. We never heard from them again for three months. I kept calling and calling. Then they sent us a picture of a cat that wasn't the same one. We don't even know whatever happened to that poor cat we... more »

  DDR_volunteer wrote:

This group has repeatedly advised adopters that they do not have to spay or neuter their rescued pets. Every legitimate animal rescue knows that spay/neuter is a critical component to ending the pet homelessness crisis. To advise otherwise is irresponsible.... more »

  kmagn0438 wrote:

I have not adopted from Russell Rescue but we have volunteered during their Saturday PetSmart days and I follow them on Facebook. These people have a true love for the animals and want to see every animal placed in the best home. We applied to foster... more »

  Dennis W.2 wrote:

Very disappointed on how we were treated by the leadership of this organization. We fell in love with Mr Buttons a cocker spaniel that was up for adoption . We have owned 4 other cockers. Our last one passed away this spring at age 15. We were hoping... more »

  Writer wrote:

My only regret is not getting involved sooner! I love that this organization doesn't do "First Come First Serve" for dog adoptions. They do home checks and "Best Home". They truly have the dogs best interest in mind. :) more »

  debiwebi wrote:

I have known the Edwards and their rescue for 10 years now. They are both retired teachers that want to make a difference in the world, and they are certainly making a difference for the better for not only the animals they rescue: They also educate... more »

  doglover15 wrote:

Andrea works at this adoption agency and the communication was poor and she gets super angry if you change your mind even when you don't have a clear 100% approval. more »

  SamnDeb wrote:

Carmel and James Severson have been putting animals first for as long I have known them. They live for the animals. Carmel gets up @ 5am to feed and clean the animals in her backyard. She spends time with each and every one to put them @ ease as well... more »

  Horsey2 wrote:

Spoiled Acres Rescue Inc does a lot to take care of the animals. I have seen them rehab many horses and all have had a positive outcome. more »

  Nora I C wrote:

Horrible Board of Directors. There is no appreciation of volunteers and if a volunteer offers any criticism they are asked to leave. more »

  T3am_L3ad wrote:

Any animal deserves a second chance, especially those who have been mistreated and are still, unfortunately, misunderstood. This organization does a great job vetting its volunteers and adopters. The volunteers who work as fosters for pit bulls awaiting... more »

  petdoc wrote:

The Veterinary Care Foundation has helped our practice be able to continue to provide Good Samaritan care to pets through it's charitable programs...only wish we had heard of them earlier! more »

  Nicola Wattles wrote:

I started volunteering with Fur a Good Paws in February 2010 after seeing a flyer at the local vet clinic asking for volunteers with a love for animals. Over the next few years, I became passionately involved with the work this small all-volunteer nonprofit... more »

  Ruby's Mom wrote:

Oregon Dog Rescue is an all-breed, no-kill shelter. It is a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization started by two dedicated women with twelve years of experience with rescue dogs. We are an all-volunteer group who helps rehabilitate, groom, foster, run dogs... more »

  Corinne C. wrote:

This has to be the highlight of my 2013 for sure! I was part of a volunteer group who traveled to Cancun for a spay & neuter clinic through CANDI, Cats And Dogs International. I met some of the BEST people at CANDI. You are all BEAUTIFUL both INSIDE... more »

  Lauren4ram wrote:

I work in a veterinary emergency hospital where we are often able to use Ladybug funds to help animals when their owners cannot afford the cost of life-saving treatments. The Ladybug fund is a wonderful program because it gives back directly to the community... more »

  Dottie4 wrote:

This is the least transparent rescue I have ever been in contact with . There is a lot of underhanded policy and untruthfulness involved . I have would not recommend this rescue on any level . The top staff appear to not be very straightforward . I... more »

  MichelleT wrote:

Rescue Our Furry Friends, or ROFF is an awesome animal rescue that helps dogs, cats and birds find loving forever homes in Central PA. ROFF dedicates much time, love, attention and vetting on animals taken into care. ROFF goes above and beyond to... more »

  Rsharon wrote:

IMON came to my rescue not once but twice. Witout their help it would have been impossible to TNR a colony of cats that was abandoned at a Church near my home. Rescue 9 baby kittens under the hood of a truck. Mary came to my rescue on a weekend after... more »

  ellmer wrote:

This organization is AMAZING! We adopted two kittens from Homeless Halos and the experience was wonderful. The animals are well taken care of, the facilities are extremely clean, and the staff (Beverly and Jim) were simply wonderful. They answered all... more »

  3cats1dog wrote:

I'm a volunteer with Paw Parent Animal Sanctuary, and it is a wonderful experience. Isabell Csaki is a fabulous CEO/Founder. Her love of the animals in her care is beyond measure. All sanctuary animals are not only loved, but medically treated by her... more »

  redsmama2001 wrote:

I have had the pleasure of working with the Sanctuary in helping to raise funds for their cause. I cannot recommend another rescue more highly than The Sanctuary Animal Refuge and Hospice. They have 2 fund raisers annually and with a very limited group... more »

  Anita27 wrote:

August 14, 2014 Originally I became aware of Paws Ability by attending one of their fund raisers. People seemed so caring, conscientious, and well-organized. I made a donation and promptly received a beautifully handwritten, sincere thank-you... more »

  julie27 wrote:

This organization paid my vet 750.00 towards the bill for my pug to get the surgery and chemotherapy that he needed. The staff was kind and supportive. The application process was not too difficult and the response time was excellent. more »

  paulk wrote:

This CAGE-FREE cat and kitten shelter truly utilizes every penny of donations for the care of cats and kittens. Not one penny goes to salaries or parties related to the officers or "owner". This is wholly unlike most other charities. Additionally,... more »

  Dawn M.2 wrote:

I have been helping transport with the Twin Falls No pet left behind. Feral Fridays helped so many of these cats. They will no longer suffer giving birth over and over alone. I have also had a dog in to be spayed prior to going to a new home. The... more »

  Bright F. wrote:

Thoroughbred Charities of America does so many wonderful things for so many non-profits...therapeutic riding programs, education and backstretch programs, research, and rescue and rehabilitation. We have watched TCA grow over the years and set the standards... more »

  Writer wrote:

Amy and Kelly go above and beyond for the animals in their care. They are not like other rescues. They are not in it for the money. They are in it because they truly love animals. I will ALWAYS Support them! more »

  Lucky Dog wrote:

Were getting Stiffed by Lucky Dog Thrift (AKA Tails to freedom) Lucky Dog Grooming, did the necessary research, before choosing the name Lucky Dog, to make sure no one in our area (The state of NH)was using the same name for a related business.... more »

  Apostolis A. wrote:

I have always had a great love to all animals, that is also one of the things I liked from the beginning when I first came to Amorgos, an island from the greek cyclades. All this cats in the villages and donkeys , goats and sheep in the fields and in... more »

  dogdelight wrote:

I appreciate the no kill mission of the shelter, and they do take wonderful care of the animals within the shelter environment. This is a clean shelter! However, they seem to be somewhat lacking in staff and volunteer development - I think they could... more »

  Margie Wetherald wrote:

Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle works to save animals and their habitat in Seattle, the Pacific Northwest and around the world. The Zoo community is made up of talented and dedicated management, staff and volunteers who encorage vistors and those they reach... more »

  Nancy181 wrote:

The Pacific Northwest is the envy of cat rescue groups all over the country because of the work of the FCSNP! Cat rescuers who spend their free time and money to trap, neuter and return free roaming cats to their colony sites have often received little... more »

  brendangrice wrote:

I worked at a vet hospital for 8.5 years that works very closely with this no kill shelter. I began volunteering there on my days off after speaking with some of the other volunteers and getting to know them. I mostly came in and medicated cats, as... more »

  savethebirdy wrote:

Ive been volunteering with this great group of wildlife rehabilitators for over three years, and in that time have learned so much about native Texas wildlife and have also become a federally permitted rehabber for songbirds. They are expanding now into... more »

  ducky91356 wrote:

I've been a "foster mom" for almost 20 years. This is a wonderful organization started by a regular woman who saw the need. 100% of donations go to the animals for food, medical care and the cost to bail them out of the city shelters (the pound). No... more »

  mnknitwit wrote:

I am a State coordinator for National Brittany Rescue and Adoption network. I help people find the right Brittany for their family. This is a wonderful organization. I started out fostering two Brittanies which I fell in love with. The organization will... more »

  adhanson22 wrote:

We just love our boy from Anderson Animal Shelter. I found him in the last stall with the older dog section (he was between 6-9 months old). Our experience with the staff was positive but they said my dog was a feisty and suggested I go with another dog... more »

  Liz_11 wrote:

this wildlife center is one of the only ones that you can take sick and injured wildlife to in our area. They are very important to have, as if you take sick/injured animals to animal control, they euthanize them. They do an amzing service to the wildlife... more »

  caringforcats wrote:

They call themselves a humane society but this last year they stopped taking in/providing care for cats. They now, apparently, only think that dogs have value. Also, they profess to be a no-kill shelter but ask anyone who's previously worked there and... more »

  Alicia11 wrote:

Exemplary organization. Exemplary mental health, human service, professional and organizational trainings as well. In the field of equine mental health -i.e.- the use of horses in mental health psychotherapy, the EAGALA model is without question or... more »

  carverdt wrote:

They provide great educational programs to people interested in owning a bird, large or small. They also run an adoption program and have many birds that need a new forever home. If you are interested in owning a bird, they educate you first to make... more »

  Lynda12 wrote:

I've been with FCF for many years now & I have found when helping the general public with cat problems such as trapping & Spay or Neuter or trapping a sick cat or injured cat or just answering questions that they are very appreciative on the fact that... more »

  JulieLR wrote:

Ohio Alleycat Resource is a firm believer in TNR (trap, neuter and return). We have had 2 of our 9 rescue cats neutered by OAR. We are not opposed to cats (we have 9 rescue cats and 1 rescue dog), but we are opposed to the TNR concept. With TNR, the... more »

  Jenny888 wrote:

I have served on the board of The Horse Shelter since 2004 and I know for a fact what an amazing organization this truly is. Our overhead expenses are kept incredibly low so the largest percentage of dollars possible is used to benefit the horses. We... more »

  Jackee wrote:

I have volunteered with Our Companions for the past 5 years and it has been the BEST experience!! Their commitment to the welfare of the animals of the state of CT is par none! My contribution has been in the area of positive dog training, assisting... more »

  betty4 wrote:

I stumbled onto the Peacock foundation after my supervisor told me, “I know about this Pet Lady...”. From their on our relationship with Lisa Peacock, the animals and her unique organization began. It’s been about two years since Lisa,... more »

  ThomasM wrote:

I have worked with the Orangutan Conservancy since 2011 and find this organization to be an open, ethical and focused group devoted to protecting orangutans and their rainforest home. OC makes every effort to put as much funding directly into the field... more »

  nsharris77@yahoo.com wrote:

My experience was wonderful. Everyone was so helpful. I felt really bad about having my dog fixed because I did not want to cause him any pain. Everyone helped me feel better about the whole situation with reassuring words and pleasant smiles. more »

  Kevin Paulson wrote:

Great organization doing good work for Waterfowl, Wetlands, Prairie Pothole Protection and strong leadership on the ALUS program in Canada all of which leads to healthier duck numbers and healthier wildlife. more »

  eas13 wrote:

VERY poor. We tried to adopt from Cat Assistance and they discriminated against us. They lead us to believe we had an equal chance in adopting some puppies and we were scheduled to visit the puppies. We had been one of the first to respond to the ad... more »

  rositapete wrote:

This is the worst animal shelter for cats I have ever visited. The animals are kept in small cages, and despite the existence of one room for free-roaming, it is kept empty. I visited a particular cat that won my heart for weeks, and for weeks... more »

  RuckusUSMC wrote:

This place is so amazing I quit my corporate job and went to work here as an adoption counselor. This place does it right. more »

  imacia wrote:

I enjoyed visiting the site. Donna took me on a tour of the facility and showed us all o the horses that they have rescued and our currently looking to be sponsored. This is a very good organization that clearly loves horses. more »

  genssoniclady wrote:

I have been a volunteer with the PPPP for almost six years now and have to say it has been one of the best experiences I have ever had. It is an honor to be involved with a group that has such a positive influence both on unwanted dogs and people that... more »

  BunnyTransporters wrote:

When asking for assistance with a large-scale rabbit rescue members of several shelters contacted this rescue for assistance placing some of the bunnies. The responding party, who identified herself as the shelter's creator and director, responded that... more »

  Horse-Lover wrote:

I visited this organization on several occasions, and I am always amazed at the level of dedication thatis put forth for the animals in their care. Including animals otherthan horses - they never turn away an animal in need and provide the highest level... more »

  peter1 wrote:

I have been supporting Wildlife Forever for 14 years and have found them to be effective in the work they do and efficient with my donations. more »

  Writer wrote:

Join-Up International is a 501c3 non-profit formed in 1 997 by Monty Roberts. Originally this organization was formed to help educate and spread the concepts of non-violence toward animals and humans. In 2010, Join-Up initiated a program that is today... more »

  gtkach wrote:

Wow, where to begin...Claws does so many different things including but not limited to educational programs, rescue & placement of exotic pets in need of new homes on a national level, rehabilitation & release/placement of local wildlife (I'm talking... more »

  CarolineBK wrote:

My cousin Pat Miller loves and cares for horses. As a teenager her first horse was "Las Vegas Maid" an appaloosa she had at their family home in Downey, CA. Her love only grew. Now, and for many years, she and Roger have rescued and cared for dozens... more »

  hutchrk wrote:

Recognized for its collaborative and innovative efforts The Alachua Conservation Trust (ACT), a small Florida land trust that took a chance and advocated successfully for a county tax bond referendum, was selected by the Land Trust... more »

  look and see wrote:

I live a 1/4 mile from Angel Horse Rescue and had a horse jump into my pasture that had been dumped. I called the rescue and they refused to take him. The rescue has new, secure and superior barn and stalls. They housed fewer horses than I on the same... more »

  MiamiMaureen wrote:

When my beloved cat died I was distraught. A friend recommended that I log onto Chances Spot, which,on Thursday nights at 9PM Eastern time has a chat devoted to people who have lost pets and need to talk to others who are suffering in the same manner.... more »

  mattandresen wrote:

Heartland Humane Society and its Executive director Andrea have been amazing! The advances they have made in humane education have gone unnoticed for too long! I don't think the Corvallis community has yet understood the difference they are making and... more »

  kittygal wrote:

I have been involved with Five Acres Animal Shelter for about 10 years now. Within the last 5-7 Fives Acres Animal Shelter has grown into one of the nicest animal shelters in the State and bi-state area. The kennels for the canines are large and beautiful.... more »

  sdcarmody wrote:

Cascades Humane Society is a critically important asset to our community. more »

  trytobegood wrote:

FPMT has some of the most amazing Charitable Projects that benefit so many, from offering all the food to all the monks in Sera Je Monastery for as long as the monastery exists, to saving animals that would otherwise be killed, to building holy objects,... more »

  flscci wrote:

This organization accepts all kinds of animals from the community and respond to cruelty reports in concert with local law enforcement agencies. The facility is in need of upgrading and renovation. Current donations keep the doors open. A very dedicated... more »

  Jeff wrote:

KittiCo is a wonderful organization based in Dallas. It specializes in the trap, neuter, and release of feral cats and stray cats. It also provides low cost services to those that can't afford to take their critter over to the regular vet. If you live... more »

  hornhare wrote:

Brambley Hedge Rabbit Rescue is a no-kill shelter for abused and unwanted domestic rabbits. We hold weekly adoption events. Thousands of rabbits have found their forever homes through this wonderfully run non-profit. Volunteers have found friends in each... more »

  boavistaexperience wrote:

It is 7:30 in the evening and everyone is ready to go, the volunteers with their sleeping bags and torches and the Cape Verdean soldiers with their AK47 rifles. Ten of us get on to or into the pick up truck and head for the beaches. It is already quite... more »

  Carlosjimenez wrote:

Of the 5 rhino species, 4 are currently endangered with extinction. IRF is the foremost NPO coordinating conservation efforts to save rhinos, particularly the 3 Asian species. The Sumatran rhino and Javan rhino are among the most critically endangered... more »

  lin35 wrote:

I have been volunteering for PAWS4You Rescue for about 1 1/2 years. The driving force behind this organization is our love for and commitment to our dogs. It is a wonderful organization with many hard-working volunteers. more »