Find Veterinary Services Nonprofits and Charities

  Arthur Ellis wrote:

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

  John wrote:

I love peta2! They have the best leaflets, stickers, and posters to help save animals. I don't eat animals and neither should you. more »

  Pattie Z. wrote:

Christine is very compassionate about the horses both in her care and those she can network. She was part of a group effort to get a beautiful baby some help that had been injured severely and ran through an auction bound for a bad fate. more »

  Lisa89 wrote:

I've been a volunteer and then a board member with SpayNSave since our beginning when we were using a mobile spay/neuter clinic and holding spay/neuter clinics in local trailer parks. We have always worked hard to provide affordable, accessible spay/neuter... more »

  StaceyRigney wrote:

I have had the good fortune of utilizing FixNation's services for a few years and am eternally grateful to them. I have taken many cats, both family pets and ferals, to FixNation to be spayed/neutered, microchipped, vaccinated and de-wormed. Every time... more »

  Lee Balek wrote:

I like the involvement of I like the involvement of Sarah McLachland..the publicity is very touching. However, to pay the CEO almost half a million dollars sends a very poor message in terms of what the organization stands for. s more »

  All-Dogs-Are-Puppies wrote:

(A public thank you to Ruth at Pet Assistance Inc) Ruth, I can not thank you and Pet Assistance Inc enough. It was an incredibly stressful time, finding out that a very special doggie needed surgery and trying to make it possible. I can not thank... more »

  Kamira G. wrote:

I found PFA Hillside through Volunteer Match.com. I was out of work and looking to spend my spare time helping the community and animals. That's when I found PFA. I love the fact they are a low cost spay/nueter clinic service g the community. So many... more »

  spanks22 wrote:

I adopted a dog and cat from the ARL and both times the pets were healthy, the staff were friendly, and the building was spotless. These 2 pets are the love of my life. Thank you! more »

  molly8 wrote:

HOPE for Animals is the best thing to come to Fort Wayne, IN in a very long time. The staff and volunteers are always helpful and courteous and do all they can to make the experience a good one. They offer low cost altering of pets and vaccinations.... more »

  br wrote:

I was drawn to support Pandas International because it was pioneering in its efforts to help an animal species in crisis. The organization also extended its personal reach to panda caregivers when they were affected by the China quake. They have remained... more »

  smalldogrescueorg wrote:

My wife and I run our own non-profit and have been working with CWOB to help adopt out the dogs they bring up from Mexico for 10 years now. The work CWOB does has been truly inspiring as we have seen them cause enormous changes to happen in multiple... more »

  Sharon181 wrote:

SNSI has helped tens of thousands of Hoosiers spay and neuter their pets, which has helped significantly reduce the animal overpopulation in Indiana. They work at the legislative level to pass laws that promote spay and neuter. I volunteer for North... more »

  Donor244 wrote:

The Animal Rescue League of Boston is an extraordinary and important organization serving the City of Boston, and the overall state of Massachusetts. Many members of the staff of this organization have been there for over a decade, and their selfless... more »

  volunteerkelly wrote:

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

  sylvie1 wrote:

Spay Panama provides sterilization in order to stop the misery of cats and dogs caused by overpopulation. The wonderful team of volunteers takes care of registration, preparation of the animal and post operative care. The veteranarians use the quick spay... more »

  megweinberger wrote:

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

  STERLINGSHELTERROCKS wrote:

Our family has adopted 4 or 5 pets over 20 years from the shelter.... they have so many great programs and services for pets/people both - check it out at www.sterlingshelter.org/humane-society. All the staff and volunteers are super friendly and helpful...... more »

  caroline5 wrote:

My husband and myself pick up our new puppy this afternoon. I have been so pleased with the Houston Humane Society. Everyone in this organization gives 100%. They all treat these animals as if they were their own. Now that we are almost through with our... more »

  Judy26 wrote:

Help Animals India is an extraordinarily inspirational non-profit organisation that not only helps to protect animals from cruelty and injury, but is also acutely aware of the environment in which the animals and people live. Many of the charities... more »

  KatieandSean424 wrote:

On my first trip to Kauai, I went to visit a family friend of ours who worked at KHS. Through this meeting, I learned about the field trip program for dogs at KHS! What a great idea to take shelter dogs out for the day! It is great for the dogs and... more »

  ICON wrote:

This wild bird hospital and sanctuary made it through a challenging transition after the death of the "Bird Lady". The community leaders really stepped up and so did the locals. Worthy! more »

  wyskur wrote:

I have been involved with SNAP as a consumer, volunteer, donor, and former member of the board of directors for over a decade. SNAP is an excellent organization. It was the first group to have a mobile spay/neuter clinic. SNAP is innovative and very... more »

  Marc001 wrote:

The Valley Animal Center of Fresno provides such a needed service for our community. I participate every year in one of their many fundraisers. more »

  KHBLANC wrote:

Bichons and Buddies is an outstanding organization that saves the lives of 100's of abandoned dogs each year. They work tirelessly around the clock. I am enormously satisfied with their professionalism and integrity, as well as their passion for the health... more »

  Public2016 wrote:

This small but determined rescue does great work. They have a fondness for hounds and mixed breed dogs. The dogs always get whatever medical care they need. more »

  cjann227 wrote:

I have only been here once to alter puppies for a rescue that I volunteered for. I like that they offer low cost spay/neuter options and that the community takes advantage of this great deal! They have an efficient process for such a vast amount of animals... more »

  Manuela P. wrote:

I started working for Amazon CARES in 2008 as a volunteer and then in 2010 I joined as one of their employees and also Board Member. It has truly been a life changing experience to me. I have had the opportunity to watch the organization develop tremendously... more »

  Chloee09 wrote:

We adopted a one year old female Chihuahua. Joel brought her to our home as he inspected our home and talked to us we fell in love with our new sweet baby girl. He told us we could keep her with us for a few days to see how things would go. We fell in... more »

  valerieanne wrote:

I've been involved with ACC&D for the past four years. The organization has an incredibly dedicated and skilled team (Board members, Scientific advisors, and staff) who are committed to creating a sea change in animal welfare. more »

  Janelle K. wrote:

Animal Balance - saving the world one street dog at a time! Animal Balance is saving the animals and creating a change in the way people treat and think about street animals. Not everyone starts with the knowledge that animals should be a loved and cared... more »

  Amber De C. wrote:

I'm fairly new to Kitten Central as a volunteer, board member and foster mom. I'm currently fostering my fourth litter with KC, which is my largest and most challenging litter to date. I got the call to foster sister mamas and their 13 babies who were... more »

  KimO wrote:

I adopted a dog from this group before they became incorporated as Guilderhaven. They were a group of volunteers who actively served our town for over 30 years. They were very supportive of our adoption, encouraging us to bring our current dog with... more »

  mobileUser667257 wrote:

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

  petpyrs wrote:

This organization takes in Great Pyrenees dogs and mixed GP dogs. These dogs come in from City and County kill shelters, owner turn-ins, abused, abandoned and/or unwanted animals find there way here. Each dog taken into the program is spayed/neutered,... more »

  Doamitzvah wrote:

I visit this center and take injured, orphaned, abused wildlife in every chance I get. I have also attended educational lectures there. It is an amazing place with an incredibly dedicated staff of workers and volunteers. They are able to give any animal... more »

  KikiandMe wrote:

The Arizona Humane Society's mission is to improve the lives of animals, alleviate their suffering, and elevate their status in society. They safeguard, rescue, shelter, heal, adopt and advocate for animals in need, while inspiring community action and... more »

  marieharte wrote:

This non profit is such a clever and wonderful way to help humans and animals at the same time - it’s genius!! By providing employment and training to people and in turn helping street animals who desperately need it they are truly outstanding in their... more »

  Mandyfrench77 wrote:

Leftover Pets is awesome! We have had well over 2 dozen cats fixed by them over the years. Love that we can bring our cats home with us after the surgery instead of leaving them alone overnight and that they offer free rabie vaccines. They do amazing... more »

  Claire Brennan wrote:

My dog needed orthopedic surgery which I could not afford on my own. The Pet Fund made a grant which enabled my dog, who is my service dog, to have the surgery and walk without pain. They also gave me information about financial assistance for people... more »

  TiffanyZ wrote:

I am a licensed veterinary technician who volunteers with Paws of Honor, and the work they do is really amazing. Since I've been working with them, I have seen so many retired working dogs get the amazing care that they deserve, as well as medication... more »

  natieboy wrote:

I have been working with this animal rescue organization for the past six months. They are doing an outstanding job in the rescue, care and treatment of animals that otherwise would not have a chance. I am proud to be part of an organization that cares... more »

  Lisak21 wrote:

NOAH has done such good things for the local animals including adoptions, low cost spay/neuters, vaccines, etc. So happy they do free feral spay/neuters supporting us local TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) folks trying to stabilize the community cat population.... more »

  Drew wrote:

These people are fantastic (especially Stephanie and Chris) and have an absolutely stunning new facility in Milpitas. Go down there and visit. You will be amazed. more »

  Josette mohler wrote:

this charity is not efficiently using donation income. Overpaying fundraising and overpaying salaries more »

  ClaireInBoulder wrote:

I chose to become involved with Project V.E.T.S. because of the simple, pure mission and passion behind this group. I have watched Dr. Candy Sayles Brad go from wondering what was next for her after selling her veterinary practice to envisioning, creating... more »

  nbjor wrote:

They provide excellent care for the animals. They also provide educational opportunities for the community. Especially good for children. more »

  Concerned Adopter wrote:

I am very concerned about the standard of care (or lack thereof) employed at this charitie's "Wellness Clinic" for pets. I have adopted a cat from them. I recently learned that they use the drug xylazine as a pre-anesthetic for neuters/spays. Not only... more »

  Izzy W. wrote:

My husband and I have been visiting the Carolina Raptor Center for almost five years now. The people are friendly, the center is well maintained and the birds are beautiful. Children and adults can learn from the educational programs and all the volunteers... more »

  Sandi B. wrote:

This is an all volunteer organization - we help injured and abandoned ducks, geese, swans, herons and all other kinds of water birds have a much better quality of life. This group of volunteers of all ages helps several thousand birds every year. Wild... more »

  Katz14 wrote:

Excellent no kill shelter with strong ethics. They are commited to making Delaware a no kill state and are achieving their goal. I am a donor, a veterinary profesional, and a client. On all accounts I highly recommend them! more »

  Jen wrote:

Fairchild Foundation practices Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR), which is a much needed service here in Berks County, PA. Fairchild has helped dozens of families and hundreds of cats since 2002. They are a small group of dedicated volunteers that love cats... more »

  Ichihuahua wrote:

I follow Wildcare on social media every day. I am learning about wildlife and am able to participate in projects like baby bird nest knitting from my home. more »

  doctorBarry wrote:

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

  Jennifer B.29 wrote:

I am very proud of this organization. They have the animals and the community at heart. they strive hard to provide the best care they can with the conditions they have in each location. Their goal is to help as many animals as they can by providing... more »

  lablanquita74 wrote:

Wonderful stuff .We came here knowing nothing about our kitten. They guided us and took us without an appointment. more »

  gsmontana wrote:

WSPA is a hard working organization that does more than talk about the needs of the world's animals. It helps solve the problems for the long term. I have supported them for several years and never fail to be impressed by their accomplishments as reported... more »

  markmymortgage wrote:

I love that this charity offers a service and also helps save animals! Better idea than simply doing a car wash for the pups... more »

  animallover201221 wrote:

I have volunteered here for almost a year now and I have been overwhelmed by the general concern for the animals. They are treated well and I am so happy to be a part of this organization. more »

  OSU_PetDoc wrote:

I have both volunteered and donated to this organization and will continue to do so into the future. The organization helps families pay the hefty vet bills that are often associated with injured or ill pets. No one should have to make the difficult... more »

  elwell wrote:

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

  nwebster90 wrote:

I love that OUP the only mobile pet pantry that I know helping seniors and veterans with free pet food monthly! more »

  Kparrott wrote:

Liberty Wildlife is one of the premier rehabilitation agencies in the United States. I have been working with Liberty Wildlife for several years and it is one of my favorite non-profits. They operate on a shoe string budget but help over 4,000 injured,... more »

  Paige S.2 wrote:

WeSNiP is such an amazing organization for the community! Without WeSNiP services there would be much higher euthanasia rate in Whatcom County over the last 12 years. more »

  deewani2 wrote:

This is the rescue I adopted my beloved dog from, and I loved it so much that I became a volunteer for them. Every week they rescue puppies, give them medical attention and food, prepare them for adoption, and then find them forever homes. They also... more »

  Serge Codreanu wrote:

I volunteer at the shelter, and for the most of the part they do a great job. Especially now, when they became a no-kill shelter. more »

  HalG wrote:

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

  soilec3f wrote:

SPCA of Texas is an outstanding nonprofit that has gone great lengths to serve the surrounding area whether by providing low cost spay/neuter surgeries, taking in unwanted animals and helping them find their forever homes, or coming to the rescue of abused... more »

  jckptprty wrote:

This is a wonderful organization. Birds of prey that have been illegally trapped, shot or injured are brought in from all across West Virginia and the veterinarians and other volunteers do everything they can to help save them! Once they are able to... more »

  Tmpltr wrote:

I have volunteered for ESRA for about 2 years fostering dogs in my home. I have also transported dogs for them, located necessary veterinary care, taken dogs on home visits and done other tasks required by the organization. I have found everyone envolved... more »

  TJ2020 wrote:

Helping Paws gives back to our military- those men and women that in many cases gave it all. They need our help to save more pets and they can only do it with our support and donations. more »

  Julie Mehrer wrote:

When I discovered the Maxfund in 1991, I immediately fell in love with the "no kill shelter for injured animals" concept in a world where so many healthy unwanted animals were euthanized daily. It's a small place with a hometown feel in the middle of... more »

  Tsmall wrote:

Operation Catnip is tackling a truly compassionate cause, helping improve the lives of thousands of homeless companion animals. A stray cat is no less deserving of veterinary care and quality of life than a pet cat. I am endlessly grateful for the work... more »

  echase wrote:

I have had the honor of being a board member at ACS for the last five years. The desire and work ethic of all the staff is unsurpassed. ACS employs 35 employees, who truly love what they are doing. When we rescue an animal or adopt one out, their is... more »

  jem1005 wrote:

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

  PTfromPNW wrote:

The employees and the director are so unprofessional that they turn away their volunteers by being rude, place strict rules on their volunteers etc. They have no proper policies and procedures and they answer to a board that never even steps a foot into... more »

  Angela_G wrote:

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

  Animal Lover wrote:

An effective evaluation of an organization is how well are they doing in achieving their mission and that is not reflected in the three stars provided by Charity Navigator. The MHS mission is to: To end companion animal homelessness, to provide the highest... more »

  JohnSVan wrote:

I love the big role this energetic organization plays in helping homeless animals in the Front Range and Denver-Metro areas. They partner with large and small and urban and rural (mountain) shelters, and help relieve those with high intake of animals;... more »

  Jack Huh wrote:

My name is Jack Huh and I have been involved with the V.B. SPCA for a couple of years now. I went to them with no special skills on interacting with dogs but that was not an issue, they simply said we will train you. That is exactly what they did. Learning... more »

  Mary364 wrote:

I've been very happy to see them open a store-front this year. I have used them to get a puppy spayed when I just couldn't afford to get it done at my vet's office. The staff was very helpful and friendly and they did a great job with the spay. I also... more »

  Katherine K.2 wrote:

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

  meganm wrote:

I started volunteering at WARL about three years ago, and I absolutely love it. I volunteer at the shelter, and just placed my first foster dog in his forever home. The first of many, I hope. People often tell me, "Oh, I could never volunteer at an... more »

  mmeherne wrote:

I brought two kittens to them that I rescued and it was a GREAT experience! I dropped them off in the morning and picked them up in the early evening. Their staff was very attentive and answered all my questions. You can tell they are VERY caring about... more »

  fcvol wrote:

Forgotten Cats works to humanely reduce the homeless cat population and prevent the suffering of kittens born to abandoned cats each day. They do this by working with colony caretakers to trap, sterilize, vaccinate, and return every cat within a colony.... more »

  Lora F.1 wrote:

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

  nicoleindiana84 wrote:

Public Vet has spayed two of my cats, one of which I found outside as a young kitten. Both experiences were positive and they did a great job. It was the only affordable option and I'm grateful for it, otherwise I may not have been able to afford to have... more »

  tinac wrote:

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

  Victoria11 wrote:

This is a great charity that promotes awareness and supports families in every way possible more »

  bronxcle02 wrote:

This is a great program for people who are having difficulty paying large medical cost for their beloved companion. Far too often pets are surrendered to shelters or neglected because families are unable to provide the necessary care needed in case of... more »

  boardmember6 wrote:

PAWTeam is a sound and thriving nonprofit. It is not flawed, structurally or otherwise. Quite distinct from having any sort of "control" or "oversight" problems at all, the organization has in fact been admirably managed and operated past a series of... more »

  KeewaysDad wrote:

PAWS 4 A CURE is an all volunteer organization that helps families pay for expensive veterinary care when their beloved pets are sick or injured. They help deserving families to not have to make the awful choice of paying rent or getting the medical treatment... more »

  4 the animals wrote:

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

  Audrey G. wrote:

Our sanctuary has been using The Animal Rights Alliance for many years for all of our spay and neuter services. We are extremely happy with the care and attention they have provided our sanctuary's cats. We have found them to be professional, courteous,... more »

  eabundy wrote:

I adopted a German Shepherd mix in 2003 from the Berkeley East Bay Humane Society after joining the organization as a volunteer. As a volunteer, I felt the organization did a great job of training and supervising my work and the other volunteers. The... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  misspy45 wrote:

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

  gramagloo wrote:

I have had all three of my cats and my dog spayed and neutered through Bend Spay and Neuter Project. From the moment we walked in the door I felt like my pets would be safe. That means a lot to me, because my pets are like my kids! Their incisions... more »

  zetabrac wrote:

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

  Lindsay Hendrix wrote:

My husband and I visited the Atlanta Humane Society to adopt a cat, and we were very impressed. The adoption counselors were friendly and knowledgeable, and they helped us pick the perfect cat for our family. We were so happy with the experience that... more »

  LittleFish M. wrote:

The Oahu SPCA has done a lot of valuable work to rescue and find homes for abandoned and abused dogs and cats in Hawaii. They operate on a shoestring, relying on a few core volunteers. They claim to rehabilitate all the animals they take in, but that's... more »

  Mary240 wrote:

Although this organization runs animal control for New Orleans and is a kill shelter...they do a lot of work to prevent - as much as possible, putting down the animals. Their support of TNR for feral cats is very good and they also hold TNR workshops.... more »

  Anne29 wrote:

From what I've seen, the FCC of Oregon is a first-class organization. I had several strays and ferals in my neighborhood. When I chose to become their caregiver, FCC was there to help with low-cost surgery and vaccinations so these cats could be healthy... more »

  avmf wrote:

The AVMF has had a phenomenal year and has experienced huge gains in implementing its mission. This past year alone, it increased its programmatic distribution by 12%. It is constantly increasing its volunteer base and during the recent veterinary convention... more »

  Joyce G. wrote:

Dr. Trahan and her crew of volunteers do a phenomenal job, they will go out of their way to educate and help anyone who comes to them with an animal in need. Because of my relationship with ARVS I can now give top notch and affordable veterinary care... more »

  kantona wrote:

My understanding is that CASF accepts animals with special needs (medical conditions or pregnancy) from public shelters where lack of resources might mandate euthanasia. The CASF staff provide veterinary and husbandry care in a spotlessly clean and... more »

  nicolevc wrote:

PBAF is an incredible foundation! Patricia and her team really cares about all the animals they are able to help. I adopted a dog that was saved by PBAF and without them I would have never met my heart dog. Patricia personally campaigned hard to get my... more »

  Chriswhit wrote:

Clay Humane is not a shelter facility, however, that doesn't prevent people from dropping off animals from time to time. Clay Humane does not have the room for these unwanted pets but will foster or house them until they can find permanent, loving homes.... more »

  bc3855 wrote:

My cat came from here. What a great caring organization. The facilties are clean and beatuiful. The animals look so at home before finding their home. more »

  sandra334 wrote:

For 2 times I went to try to vaccine my dog but in only Wednesday open they close before the schedule. At 5 15 pm when there are not a lot people in line they said not more allowed. I try to ask to the clerk at what time iy is supposed to close and... more »

  friendopants wrote:

I have volunteered with Friends of Detroit Animal Care and Control (FoDACC) for about a year and a half. It is easily the most rewarding experience I've ever had. FoDACC works so hard every single day to improve the lives of homeless pets in Detroit,... more »

  FisherHouseMich wrote:

Fisher House Wisconsin is a home-away-from-home for the families and caregivers of Veterans in Wisconsin and beyond. They often host folks from the UP in Michigan at their house in Milwaukee, and will expand their service when they open a second location... more »

  BillSmithCPA wrote:

Great job in the community. Proactive in reducing the problem of feral cats through TNR. more »

  LuckyDonor wrote:

After giving for years and years to this group, we one day asked to see an accounting of where all the money is going. Since we knew first hand money had been given to them for specific things like saving the elephants in Asia or a new turtle rehabilitation... more »

  CatLoverForLife wrote:

MSPCA/Angell.....Where should I begin? If I could give you negative stars for this review I would! This once great humane society is now nothing more than a bloated, mismanaged, corporate nightmare! This organization has squandered millions upon millions... more »

  karenlee1154 wrote:

ORH has the care and well being of cats and dogs in mind at all times. more »

  sdean wrote:

I love Spay Houston! I do rescue, so I use them atleast twice a year. The vet is amazing and the staff is friendly. more »

  Cody D. wrote:

Friends of Animals is one of the rare organizations that truly embodies its mission and principles in all of its actions. Since I first discovered FoA in 2007, I have witnessed their perseverance on a number of issues pay off in terms of greater protections... more »

  hstephens wrote:

NOT WHAT YOU THINK. Do not donate to the Richmond SPCA... You are better off going to your local no kill shelter and asking what you can purchase to help. Giving money to the SPCA is like giving money to a bum that is going to use it to purchase alcohol.... more »

  mlandaal wrote:

The very first year NewPawsabilities opened my husband and I talked about getting our "final" dog. We had had a dog for over 20 consecutive years, we were looking at our future and discussing retirement in the next 15 years. Our current dogs were getting... more »

  animalwelfare wrote:

An employee of Prairieland Anti-Cruelty has been arrested for 19 counts of animal cruelty. http://www.wicd15.com/newsroom/top_stories/videos/wicd_vid_1590.shtml http://illinoishomepage.net/content/fulltext/?cid=125082 According to WCIA - Judy Smith... more »

  qe wrote:

My husband and I adopted a shy little cat from Fort Collins Cat Rescue in January of 2009. We were so impressed with the upbeat staff and mission of the no-kill shelter that a few months later I became a volunteer (then board member in December). In... more »

  Joseph95 wrote:

Great Mission. Toxic Culture. Strong Bullying Culture.The organization helps pet owners by providing shots and services for their pets at reasonable costs. Loved helping the animals but you will start to feel compassion fatigue very... more »

  brandy wrote:

CANTER is a very successful organization that finds homes for thoroughbred racehorses and also takes thoroughbreds injured on the track to MSU for surgery. CANTER provides rehabilitation and retraining so these magnificent athletes can find new careers... more »

  fortheloveofhorses wrote:

My husband and I are so happy that we found Horse-Angels and the wonderful lady vet that started the organization. Her love of the horses is evident in the care that they're given. We adopted a red and white paint mare from Horse-Angels that had been... more »

  sklausner wrote:

FOWA Rescue is absolutely wonderful! They kept in touch with me constantly, informing me of my status as an adopter, as well as letting me know where and when adoption events would be held. Due to their consistent and frequent communication, I was able... more »

  JBrookfield wrote:

I have adopted four wonderful cats from the Center for Animal Health & Welfare since 2005. I have also volunteered here since 2005. It is a no kill, non profit shelter caring for over 400 cats and 100 dogs. It proves S/N services, adoption services,... more »

  tink wrote:

The Santa Maria Valley Humane Society (SMVHS) was founded as a nonprofit organization in 1982 and operated as a volunteer-run organization focused on adoption solutions for unwanted cats and dogs. In 1988, the organization opened its current facility... more »

  Michael byrnes wrote:

This is the only shelter in the State of Illinois which accepts strays 365 days, 24 hours/ day and renders immediate medical care to all strays entering. I not only financial support them but I am on my third dog and 10th cat(Yes I have all 10 please... more »

  Diane N.1 wrote:

I discovered Angels of Assisi when I moved to Virginia and my first friend in the state found out she was dying of Pancreatic Cancer. It was an emergency to re-home her cat,and I reached out to Dr. Kelly Farrell who was the medical director at the time.... more »

  Tara20 wrote:

BEST NON-PROFIT GROUP TO HELP TRAP & NEUTER STRAYS & FERALS!!!!!!!!!!!!!! more »

  lmadorin wrote:

The horses find themselves at this rescue, under a variety of reasons. However, they are then met with a variety of opportunities to meet their needs. while striving for more than the basics of healthcare but the mental and emotional health as well.... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  mal2pal wrote:

Amazing rescue that saves so many from the high kill shelter in town and takes many medical cases. They love and care for every animal! more »

  shona wrote:

The office staff and administration are impossible to deal with. Administration doesn't seem to administrate, and things were evidently left in the hands of the front office people. Once I spoke with the two volunteer vets I have dealt with things were... 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 »

  NiceFriendly wrote:

If this is a true "non-profit" I change my name to Moses. According to viable inside information, they earn close to 60 Mio $ annually by grossly overcharging their pet loving clients (including me). Just have a look at "Yelp" for some comments of that... 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 »

  crocussytiva wrote:

Vermont Volunteer Services for Animals has helped me so much! Every time my animals have been in need, VVSA was there to help. The volunteers are friendly, knowledgeable, and supportive. Their fund-raisers are exciting and so much of the donations... more »

  lost-leopardyahoocom wrote:

I greatly appreciate the work these folks do to reduce the population of reproducing adult population of both owned & wild animals by providing low cost spay/neuter surgeries. I'm a frequent client who takes advantage of this great TNR resource in our... more »

  Joycelyn U. wrote:

Special Pals is the only no kill shelter in the Katy area. All of the animals taken in by the shelter are given love an attention. The staff makes sure the animals are well vetted and ready to be adopted as soon as possible. Lots of pets have found... more »

  poolek wrote:

A feral mother cat had 4 babies in my front yard I reached out to SG4F I fostered the kittens and the Mom they helped me with all the vet things and we found them all forever homes ,I was so amazed at how knowledgeable they are. I still volunteer for... more »

  sky78 wrote:

I took a tiny hummingbird to WildCare just a couple days ago and I was amazed by them. They met me at the door with a smile and helped me calm down because I was so upset that my cat had injured this little bird. They explained things to me, let me ask... more »

  katysplace wrote:

This is a wonderful little rescue that helps animals in need in the western part of Bonner County. They are run by volunteers and are committed to helping the dogs and cats in their area by housing and finding homes for these animals. They are supported... more »

  animal_lover wrote:

MHS is a terrific organization! The staff and volunteers truly care about the animals, and they work hard to provide for them. more »

  Writer wrote:

The adoption process was very easy and the crew were all very helpful. I adopted a senior min pin and since I'm a senior also I got a huge adoption fee discount. It's a great place to find a addition to the family. So many adorable animals that are in... more »

  gramma wrote:

I adopted our border collie from Lewis Clark Animal Shelter 5 years ago. They work with and play with every dog every day. Rolly knew how to shake hands, sit and lay down before we adopted him. When our neighbor needed help to spay her big dog and... more »

  VolunteerVacationer wrote:

I have gone with a couple friends to help them look for a new pet here. This shelter is a no kill shelter and will adopt older, entirely lovable animals, from the public shelters when their days might be numbered there due to over-population. They are... more »

  mark9org wrote:

I've been a volunteer with MARK-9 for 5 or 6 years now. The work they do to support our retired police and working dogs is amazing. Before getting involved, I had no idea the medical expenses for these hard working dogs became the burden of the handler.... more »

  Candace L. wrote:

Wild bird rescue has been a literal lifesaver! After having my young cat kill a mother bird and finding eggs in her nest I called them and they took me through everything step by step. I was very upset and they comforted me that the eggs would be alright... more »

  jerlynsponseller wrote:

GARC is an incredibly helpful organization for anyone working to eliminate rabies. GARC has a free comprehensive online rabies training platform available in several languages. They also have free surveillance tools to help you track your rabies vaccination... more »

  Dawn A C. wrote:

SAFE Haven for Cats is an amazing resource for the community. They adopt near.y 900 cats a year and spay/neuter over 3,000 animals. Besides they literally have the cutest cats in thier shelter. It's wonderful for the Triangle to have such a fantastic... more »

  mama19 wrote:

I adopted from the animal shelter 5 two week old kittens. When they got old ehough to be spayed/neutered I couldn't afford to have them taken care of at the vet's (I have other children to feed - the four legged ones). I contacted Janie Robinson and... more »

  AFFL wrote:

Located in the Franklin Lakes Animal Hospital, this current non-profit takes in any and all injured and/or orphaned wildlife where as many other hospitals turn them away. They care for and stabilize them prior to transporting to NJ licensed rehabilitation... more »

  ah2024 wrote:

The leadership of this non profit organization has done so much damage to Veterans they claim they help. They leave Veterans with hundreds of dollars of bills for the service animals they claim they provide everything for (medical costs, service animal... more »

  sandysm7788 wrote:

Wonderful rescue organization! It was obvious that they really care about placing kittens/cats in a good home and make every effort to match pets with the correct home environment. We were really impressed. The kitten that we adopted was really the right... more »

  janover wrote:

CVC has a sliding scale to help low-income folks get care for their pets. They also have a Friendship Fund, which helps fund care for those who cannot afford much. more »

  Tanya B. wrote:

Daunte is my 12 year old cat. I have raised her since she was 2 weeks old, which included bottle feeding and other special care needs for a kitten that small. Her mom had been killed in a farm accident and my friends and I all stepped up to make sure... more »

  Efrain D. wrote:

CSNC is dedicated to helping eliminate pet overpopulation, teaching humane education in the US and developing countries and conducting special promotions for feral cats and pit bulls as well as providing free spay / neuter and free training for local... more »

  Danielle Szarejko S. wrote:

My 1 year old cat ate something she shouldn't of in August of 2017 and required an expensive surgery. Without the UVS Cares Foundation we wouldn't of been able to afford the entire surgery. My baby Jags is here with us today thanks to all the great staff... more »

  brooke.glover wrote:

I adopted my sweet boy from this shelter about 5-6 years ago now and I can’t say enough great things! Not only is he my best friend and the most spoiled sweet little boy but West End was so great with the adoption process. Adoption fees were low and... more »

  Scott Slocum wrote:

One of the most basic needs for the care of companion animals is spaying and neutering. Even if people can't afford it, in which case MN SNAP can help by making it easier and more affordable. Every pet that's born and dies without someone to care for... more »

  Carol F. wrote:

Tree House is a wonderful, heart warming place. I have been there several times. I first went there on a visit to Chicago, because I wanted to see what I had been donating to. I was so very pleased. Most of the cats have free run of the shelter, ... more »

  ultraspeck1 wrote:

We have had to have 2 of our sweet boys put down after illnesses. The care and true kindness of the staff helped them and us. The setting for our goodbyes was soothing and unrushed allowing our last moments to be peaceful. Because of their mission I... more »

  Georgeanns Homeless Hounds & Foster Care Program O wrote:

Homelesshounds says hello and keep up the good work. We have worked with this group and they are a great rescue group. more »

  Bella3 wrote:

Emancipet is fantastic! They are very nice and very affordable. I have had two of my cats fixed here and come back every year for shots. Thanks for making it possible to keep them healthy. I will never take my babies anywhere else. more »