Find Wildlife Preservation & Protection Nonprofits and Charities

  Lovenatureone1 wrote:

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

  hawk wrote:

It has been a change of life and thought for me.I see a higher life has given me an opportunity to help than be a burden on wildlife, and to see the light in their eyes of those who give up vacations, fancy stuff and devote their lives to taking care... more »

  Ricki wrote:

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

  Writer wrote:

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

  mommacat11 wrote:

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

  ocbaskets wrote:

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

  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 »

  blossomsdad wrote:

Shadow Cats is a wonderful group of dedicated people who are working to improve the lives of community cats in Central Texas. They are very active in TNR - Trap, Neuter, Return - and also operate a sanctuary for rescued cats with medical problems, behavioral... more »

  Tom Hutchins wrote:

A conservation group which looks for practical solutions for animals and people. Unfortunately it's rarely viewed as such as much effort goes towards animal rights/welfare type work. more »

  Buffalo wrote:

This was one of the most incredible experiences of my life. Every day we woke before sunrise, put on skis, and went out onto the buffalo's habitat. While most days were absolutely perfect--watching buffalo, elk, and wolves in their natural grace--other... more »

  Evie P. wrote:

The voyage today has been great. The science the kids are learning is so sophisticated that I'm learning all sorts of things, like how the bay has changed over time. At the same time this is not a school; it's another fun day. *This review was collected... more »

  Judy Hunter wrote:

The Internatioal Wolf Center is a mission driven organization with a mission of educating people about wolves and their behavior. The education is centered around the environment and how wolves and humans are vital in the balance of nature. I have watched... more »

  Jayne3 wrote:

I've taken my Girl Scouts to Wolf Park twice. They love Wolf Park and I love Wolf Park. There's no place better to learn about predators and prey, and the staff and grounds are impressive. I would absolutely recommend this place to any animal lover, and... more »

  Natalie T. wrote:

PAWS is one of the few organizations out there that actually use 100 percent of the donations toward their cause. This group is dedicated to caring for wildlife and go beyond the call of duty to help a creature in need. Amazing organization! I believe... more »

  David E. Shellenberger wrote:

The Wolf Conservation Center is indeed a "great nonprofit." It does excellent work promoting the recovery and protection of wolves, including through education and captive breeding. As an advocate for wolves, I follow the center's activities... more »

  BCRisFAKE wrote:

Excellent Organization. Under appreciated, hard working, helpful, and just wonderful people. This Organization and its volunteers work so hard to ensure safe reliable homes for abused unwanted and neglected exotic animals of all species. more »

  kganthony wrote:

The staff at Pelican Harbor are more than welcoming when you step foot onto the property. They are very engaging and are able to tell you even the most minute details of each type of bird they save (both native and non-native to FL). We even got to meet... more »

  Aldaalicia wrote:

This amazing charity works to educate the public about the serious situation the wild orangutan finds itself in. more »

  Larissa A. wrote:

Keri and her team are absolutely wonderful, great people, with great attitudes and a loving and welcoming place! more »

  amystone31 wrote:

This organization does everything possible to help stranded marine mammals up and down the central coast of California. I had the wonderful opportunity of spending all my Saturdays for almost 5 years working with elephant seals, sea lions, fur seals,... more »

  sprocket wrote:

NJP is the real deal. They're a very stripped down and effective organization. It's amazing what they have accomplished and continue to get done with how few people are carrying out the work. I support this organization 100%. more »

  Kim McGarvey wrote:

I have adopted from PHS in the past and been a past supporter but am very disappointed in the way they have "handled" a situation with a friend of mine who has been a volunteer there for 10 years. She was recently told by the PHS Volunteer Coordinator,... 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 »

  mytwopups wrote:

A bird fell out of it's nest and was laying on the ground unable to fly. I kept an eye on it throughout the day hoping it would be able to fly eventually. It became covered in flies so I put it in a shoebox. My Border Collie protected the box like... more »

  RoxyWheaten wrote:

My family and I visited McCarthy's Wildlife Sanctuary during a recent trip to Florida. It was really the highlight of the trip. We enjoyed seeing and learning about all of the animals that live there. The tour guide was both knowledgable and entertaining.... 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 »

  kari wrote:

We lost our baby elephant to Elephant Endotheliotropic Herpesvirus (EEHV) We appreciate the fact that the International Elephant Foundation has been helping to sponsor an EEHV workshop for several years. Our loss has made finding a way to keep other... more »

  Ponygirl wrote:

I met Lucy Roda and Windcross at a time when I had all but given up on finding an organization that I could trust and where I could feel like I could contribute without being a yes person. The board of directors have been so careful ;to maintain the integrate... more »

  nwnews wrote:

WildCat Haven provides a lifetime home for wildcats who have been abused, neglected, or nowhere else to go. I love the fact that it is a private sanctuary that does not display the cats in a zoo atmosphere. The director, Cheryl Tuller, is an amazing... more »

  Chillycat wrote:

I first heard of Wild Love Preserve when the non-profit I volunteer with in Miami was competing in the Pepsi Refresh online contest. Andrea Maki was asking for a large sum to start her organization and I was drawn to her haunting photos of these magnificent... more »

  eyatsko wrote:

ALDF is a wonderful organization that I feel uses my donations in an efficient and effective manner to make a difference in the lives of domestic and farm animals. Many animal groups focus solely on pet species, while ALDF fights hard for those species... more »

  beckyrose wrote:

Among the most heroic and highly regarded wildlife conservationists in the world are the people who make a lifetime commitment to rescuing, rehabilitating - and in some cases -releasing, illegally trafficked wild animals. Bonobos are the closest living... more »

  Pwatson17 wrote:

The Wildlife Center of Virginia is one of the leading wildlife rehabilitation centers in the country. They are a role model for many other rehab centers, even in other countries. They take in thousands of animals each year that have been injured or orphaned... more »

  MarleeMoo wrote:

I have followed Gentle Giants since the pandemic in 2020 on Facebook. Last year I received an Ele-Cake for my birthday and made a wish I could do more. This year, my company has raised over $5000 so far in donations, and we're just getting started. The... more »

  Christine Sculati wrote:

On March 10, 2011 I attended a presentation by Zara McDonald, Founder and Executive Director of Felidae Conservation Fund, on the Bay Area Puma Project. The talk was organized by the San Francisco Naturalists Society. I was eager to attend this... more »

  LizDavy46 wrote:

Always friendly and commited giving accurate information about wildlife( assisted me in saving a tiny life in Ontario.... Transparent about how donations are put to good useOn the whole a place to learn and share in their triumphs and sadder times.It... more »

  dflett wrote:

Incredible! I have learned an obscene amount in the realm of conservation biology and how to work with people from different cultures to help protect and discuss the environment. I am really impressed that the goal of the foundation is not imperialistic.... more »

  kgalexandridis wrote:

The Sea Save foundation introduced me to the depths of the ocean, both in a literal and metaphorical sense. As a high school student, I had the opportunity to participate in two leadership expeditions. I went on these trips to learn to scuba dive and... more »

  cawehler wrote:

Wildlife Conservation organization that focuses their efforts on the education of youths and adults both in person and virtually for those geographically able to visit. It is my pleasure to be a part of this success story as KECA grows to be able to... more »

  AlexEarl wrote:

I believe in grassroots and direct action conservation that is inclusive of local people and empowers them to be part of the solution. Big Life represents all of this and so much more. I could not be prouder to be a donor. I encourage anyone who cares... more »

  BruceBeehler wrote:

The American Bird Conservancy (ABC) is the leading bird conservation organization for the Western Hemisphere--focusing projects on the US & Canada, Central America, and the Andes of South America. Many years ago I served on ABC's board and saw, first-hand,... more »

  den-mother wrote:

In 1988 when it became apparent that we could no longer keep our beautiful and beloved wolf-hybrid, we searched for the perfect home. When we were told of Bill Chamberlain, then in Arizona, we contacted him and were impressed with his caring attitude.... more »

  JoAnn Smith wrote:

I took a break from the corporate world to do some volunteer work for a few months after suffering loses in my family. This is when the passion started and now it has been almost 10 years later and the passion is even stronger. Wild seals and sea lions... more »

  ecorob wrote:

As a professional ecologist and advocate for biological diversity, I rely on and desperately need good quality data when commenting on federal and state proposals that could negatively impact the environment and species of concern. NatureServe is the... more »

  Randy16 wrote:

There is nothing more joyful than a flock of wild parrots flying free. Sadly, one third of all parrot species are threatened in the wild. I had a pet parrot that I loved dearly that sadly died at the young age of 4. He flew free in our house and was... more »

  Nikki Elliott wrote:

As founder of the recently registered Non Profit Company, United Front 4 Animals, it felt like we found a home and life-long soul mate (at last), when I "discovered" World Animal Net. Their guidance, practical and user-friendly information on all aspects... more »

  rsmith0921 wrote:

I am a retired employee of the US National Park Service. I have had extensive experience in Latin America as a conservation consultant. Paso Pacifico is the most grass-roots organization with which I have ever worked. All the work it does in the fields... 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 »

  arp wrote:

It would be impossible to see this natural wonder and learn about bat conservation and NOT BECOME A SUPPORTER. Honestly, for those of us that think of tigers and polar bears when we think of wildlife--this nonprofit will teach you just how terribly much... more »

  Writer wrote:

I can't recommend this organization highly enough! PASA first came on my radar when I researched ways to help out great apes in Africa. This organization is essentially an alliance of 22 primate sanctuaries across Africa. It provides accreditation... more »

  Writer wrote:

Raptor Inc is an amazing place and a top notch organization. The work that is done there is vital to helping injured birds of prey. 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 »

  lenandpaula wrote:

We have been volunteering at the National Marine Life Center (NMLC) for 2-1/2 years, and are so impressed at the dedication and resourcefulness of NMLC staff and volunteers. When staff members come in on their own late at night to check on a turtle being... more »

  Susan wrote:

Skye's Spirit Wildlife Rehab & Education Center takes in wildlife from not only the Venango County, PA area but also as far north as Erie County. She has rehabbed & released countless birds & mammals that would have perished without her care, devotion... more »

  lpham wrote:

Panthera's team is very passionate about their cause and has made significant efforts to effectively help conserve the world's wildcats. In developing this video project, Panthera has played a hands-on role, providing scientific and creative advice. The... more »

  R and D wrote:

My wife,Darlene, & I enrollrd in the classes not knowing what could be done but knowing something should & had to be done. The wide aspects of CBF's functions opened many ways to "give back".Both of us are retired and have the time to man the booths and... more »

  marc8200 wrote:

Defenders of the Wildlife is a first class organization working to support animals. Their work on protecting Wolves in the Southwest specifically is really worthwhile. Check them out. more »

  sdrvc wrote:

The San Dieguito River Valley Conservancy is dedicated to preserving the natural open spaces in the San Dieguito River watershed, completing the 70-mile Coast to Crest Trail and educating future stewards of the environment of the importance of a thriving... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

GREAT mission, GREAT team! the CLOZTALK team is honored to call this org a partner & promote its good work! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  skankin22jax wrote:

I became a member after watching the movie, the 11th Hour, a documentary by Leonardo Dicaprio. WWF had nothing to do with this film, but that film opened my eyes to what's going on in this world. I did some research and wanted to try and help and WWF... more »

  VeganCookieMonster wrote:

I've been volunteering at Harvest Home Animal Sanctuary for a year and a half. Harvest Home provides sanctuary for rescued and/or abused farmed animals, such as chickens, roosters, guinea fowl, turkeys, ducks, goats, rabbits and one very special pot-bellied... more »

  Lucy M.1 wrote:

A really great organisation.A lovely place, weather to visit, volunteer or donate too. The toucan rescue ranch provides excellent care for all wildlife and always aims to release and rehabilitate. The team and owners are all so hardworking, pleasant... more »

  Sandra J.3 wrote:

I have followed TMR Rescue since 2012 and made a trip to TMR in 2016. TMR devotes everything to their almost 400 donkeys, mules and horses and have only the animals best welfare at heart. Their dedication and commitment to each animals well being is... more »

  pocowild wrote:

This facility has been in operation in northeastern PA for 31 years. They care for every species of wildlife and provide live educational programs for people all over the region. They even take care of bears! more »

  wgaggassi34 wrote:

Intern at Caribbean Conservation Corporation is a very experience for me. I learned all sea turtle categories and where they live. I also learned the importance to protect the sea turtles and their living environments. Meanwhile, I helped improve Caribbean... more »

  Kenda wrote:

Friends of Santa Cruz State Parks strives to maintain the natural beauty of the parks and beaches in Santa Cruz County. The staff and volunteers help to replant native trees, help to protect the tide pools and all the lovely sea life surrounding and... more »

  rickrosenbaum wrote:

I volunteer weekly in the SPCA wild life shelter. The wildlife shelter takes in sick or injured wildlife and exotic pets that have been rescued or turned in. I find the professional staff to be very dedicated to providing the best care possible for... more »

  yaffa wrote:

The Yggdrasil Urban Wildlife Rescue organization is dedicated to saving injured and orphaned animals that share our urban environment. Some do not know this, but we in the Bay Area live among a variety of wildlife. For example, deer. Yggdrasil recently... 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 »

  Writer wrote:

Excellent organization. Wonderful, warm and kind to animals and to people. They spent an amazing amount of time with us when we went to tour the facilities. Extremely attentive, knowledgeable, inspirational and willing to educate long before we mentioned... more »

  foundingdirector1 wrote:

Everyone here respects and gets along with each other! There is only support, no dissention. The director is a passionate and intelligent teacher, never shy to teach all she knows. I have learned so much. And experienced nature and animals in ways I could... more »

  krt444 wrote:

Serendipity Wildlife Foundation has an incredible goal to help save wildlife throughout the world by using crime scene investigation tactics. I am a big fan of elephants and I love that they are working so hard to save them. I heard about them recently... more »

  Maegan L. wrote:

LWF helped me become a better person for the future as a Conservationist through EV-CLC. Because of this program I have a better understanding of policy and legislation. more »

  Brandy G. wrote:

IBRRC has two locations: Northern California and Southern California. They provide rehabilitative care to aquatic birds (and the occassional non-aquatic animal) from the smallest sanderling to the biggest pelican. Primarily tasked with oil spill... more »

  anne7 wrote:

I previously worked as a docent at the Zoo, Northwest Florida. I had no idea that another docent position awaited with such a an organization as dynamic as the Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge. Its staff is highly dedicated and educated, its goals ambitious... more »

  hamptonsurfer wrote:

These folks serve a critical role in this area and they do so in a friendly and professional manner. By allowing the public to participate in releases my children have learned about our local Marine Mammals. I once had to call these folks to... more »

  crazyjim wrote:

At last, an advocacy group that does something real and assertive with donations by directly taking action against despoilers of the world's oceans and wildlife. Where many environmental groups continue the tired practice of asking governments and businesses... 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 »

  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 »

  dhendry wrote:

These wonderful people take in the chimpswho suffered from years of lab research and rehabilitate them in top quality fashion. Kudos to this fine charity. more »

  jkmack wrote:

Having volunteered with a number of non-profits, I became a member of Sierra Wildlife Rescue several years ago after learning more about their work in wildlife rescue and rehabilitation. I have been impressed by the dedication of their volunteers... more »

  Carole R. wrote:

This organization is doing so much to get the word out about local and community events. more »

  4happytails wrote:

My neighbor was parking her vehicle to walk into work after lunch break and she noticed a tiny baby raccoon leaning against the side of an empty building. It was during one of those extremely hot days over the summer. She called me after seeing the baby... more »

  Ocean444 wrote:

The work they do is vital to our oceans, they connect people to nature and build a bridge between awareness and action. Not many other nonprofits focus on behavior change, so I am thankful for their dedication. They also run the only global sea turtle... more »

  Redapes wrote:

Orangutan Outreach has an outstanding site, redapes.org This site is updated daily with recent articles on orangutans and palm oil from around the world. The M.O.M - Missing orangutan mothers campaign was in local zoos, providing information about deforestation... more »

  Mary B.4 wrote:

Awesome Rescue...donate when I can even if it's only $20. Every little bit helps them save these beautiful souls! more »

  sqrl wrote:

The wonderful people at WRR in Kendalia, TX, are the most caring of any animal organizations I ever encountered. They are selfless and always respond promptly to any requests for assistance 24/7. They tirelessly work to raise funds and truly use donations... more »

  MissBeeGuinea wrote:

This organization has very clear, reasonable goals. I feel like I can make a difference with them. They're great at reaching out to their members via social media. more »

  madwal wrote:

NOCO wildlife center is an amazing place to volunteer. They provided me with an endless amount of learning opportunities to gain skills and experience in the rehabilitation field. They truly care about every single one of their animals and strive for... more »

  justbeing wrote:

Subject: decorah eagles Eagles represent FREEDOM and I am dismayed that the Raptor Resource Project in Decorah, Iowa, is putting such a cumbersome contraption on the eaglets just so they can track them. What gives them the right to impose... more »

  Nikki57 wrote:

I have been donating weekly to A Lion's Heart since first reading about the plight of Taiz Zoo mid last year. The updates on their Facebook page keep me informed as to what my donations are helping with and I am happy to see the improvement with the animals... more »

  jazie24 wrote:

Goatlandia is the most wonderful place. Volunteering with them has brought so much love and joy into my life and I know my work is contributing to a greater mission of caring for, loving and saving animals. Deb and her team are passionate, caring, hard... more »

  mustelina wrote:

2 yrs ago I went with the PWR crew to Conata Basin. We trapped and vaccinated black footed ferrets and captured some for relocation at other sites. Why this is a great non-profit? Your donations go directly to helping one of the rarest North American... more »

  rescue-ranch-inc wrote:

Excellent group...whenever we come across injured wildlife Laurens Wildlife has been great to deal with. We bring the animals in, and they will see they are either rehab'd or to somewhere for more specific needs! They provide a much needed service for... more »

  jt2 wrote:

I've met some of the principal people, but always have to respect the CN rating. Two stars should be a huge red flag for anyone. What are they doing wrong financially? Until they get their rating up, I won't donate again. There are plenty of highly-rated... more »

  Ocean Lover wrote:

The Marine Mammal Care Center is a wonderful place to visit. They do amazing work and the staff are so caring. The volunteer docents are so knowledgeable and passionate about the MMCC and make the visit a pleasant and educational experience. It is definitely... 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 »

  louise2 wrote:

I've been a part of this organization since its inception, and have utmost respect for our two rehabbers who spend countless hours caring for rescued animals. I am not a rehabber myself but try to support them in other ways. Louise Brown more »

  Lincoln P. Brower wrote:

I know the leaders of LCHPP and have admired their dedication and accomplishments for several years. They are sensitive to the local social situations and extremely competent in producing, delivering, and managing the planting of the tree seedlings.... more »

  legalbulldog wrote:

I was a volunteer, about two years ago (small primate caregiver), and am back again now, 2014. It is a great place to volunteer if you love animals, especially monkeys. The volunteers work as a team, or even a family. Many have been here 10 or more years.... more »

  RobinHuffman wrote:

Ape Action Africa is a very special place, and an extraordinary organization. My first volunteer stay there, in 2007, literally changed the course of my life. Because of my experiences there, and the heroic leaders, I left the corporate world and became... more »

  Kathleen A. wrote:

Orca Network works daily to keep us updated on our wonderful J, K and L pods of Orcas--it is like having a little window into their world. I am so thankful that Orca Network informs about the past wrongs that we have inflicted on these Orcas, advocates... more »

  Wan2dive wrote:

I am a very choosy donor and as part of my research I joined one of their volunteer trips. I can say without hesitation that SEE Turtles is making an impact where it matters most, protecting vulnerable nesting sites, as well as their other related programs.... more »

  Kristi wrote:

I attended my daughter's 3rd grade field trip to Sharkarosa Wildlife Ranch. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable. Students were able to touch and get a close look at camels, draft horses, joeys, and even a baby camel. I was very impressed by how... more »

  BRC wrote:

They are such positive, effective stewards for our national wildlife! Their online presence is amazing, and they did a great job in the Gulf. more »

  Writer wrote:

As a long time professional as a Philanthropic Advisor, this is an awesome organization. It has strong leadership, huge impact and if you care in any way about the beautiful animals in the world, this is a must contribute. Every dollar is spent directly... 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 »

  disgruntled-member wrote:

Although this organization has been around for 30+ years, their staff and board of directors seem to not know what they are doing. Regardless of numerous attempts to get in contact with staff/BOD they never return calls. If you apply for membership, you... more »

  K N wrote:

I cannot believe that this organization only has 1 star, when there are numerous organizations on Charity Navigator that are rated higher even though their scoundrel Presidents, CEOs, etc. are paid nearly a quarter or half a million dollars which equals... more »

  amerchak wrote:

I volunteered with RWS for close to five years. Over that time, I not only got to know the resident animals, but spent a lot of time contributing to animal care of orphaned babies and injured critters. So many animals pass through those doors, get another... more »

  phillymomwhocares wrote:

Gathers a great deal of grant money and sees only a tiny percentage of it bring about projects, the rest goes to staff especially it's lead. Spends a great deal of time seeking favorable press coverage of staff but does an extremely poor job educating... more »

  josjca wrote:

Salvation Wild Mustang Sanctuary has gone over and above rescuing horses from BLM round-ups. They save them, get them vet care, find foster homes, or send them to their sanctuary. These horses would have been sent to slaughter if Salvation hadn't rescued... more »

  diana-biggs wrote:

Ellicott Wildlife is completely and totally operated and funded by donations. There are no state funds for helping injured or sick wildlife in Colorado, so individuals pick up this gigantic task. They do everything from feeding baby birds to getting... more »

  Happy Parent wrote:

I volunteered with Connecticut Audubon Society's CANE program in Fairfield and went through the training session and then teaching the children. What a great experience for me and the children! The training was great and I felt so good that I was able... more »

  CHwildlife013 wrote:

IWCN has been hosting educational forums on coexistence. They have included bears, wolves, kangaroo and koala. The experts they have been able to attract are impressive and diverse. And they have real world experience themselves through the Wood River... more »

  Paulette W. wrote:

Sharon goes above and beyond to help those he need the most help. God bless her and her mission!!! more »

  chakarinet wrote:

Everyone loves elephant and spending time in the wilds of Africa seeing elephant is always the highlight of someone trip into the the bush. But this environment has to be shared with humans and due to elephant populations growing and mans hunger for... more »

  futureconservationist wrote:

This is a great organization. I have only been volunteering with them for a short time but in that short time I have witnessed how dedicated the staff, donors, volunteers, and conservationists are about what it is they do. This is a wonderful organization... more »

  CL90 wrote:

I was an intern last summer. I am fortunate to have seen such a progressive non profit organization that also invests greatly in their people and their development. Engaged employees can only achieve better conservation results - and these people get... more »

  leepayne wrote:

Second Chances was created to help injured and abandoned wild animals that would otherwise suffer a slow and agonizing death if left in the wild. The facilities are very clean, well maintained, and safe for the animals as well as for the volunteer staff... more »

  Helen Thirlway wrote:

IPPL is an immensely effective organisation. Its achievements over more than thirty years speak for themselves. With a very small team, IPPL has helped to secure primate export bans in several countries, ensured the successful prosecution of a number... more »

  tiah wrote:

Our cat rescue ordered catnip (paid for upon ordering via paypal) from It's Meow or Never Animal Sanctuary. Three weeks later, we have not yet received the catnip . We have also not received any responses to our three emails inquiring about the catnip.... more »

  nicolette wrote:

I have been a volunteer with Wolf Timbers since 1998. I have learned more than I had ever planned. One of my favorite experiences was having the opportunity to help raise one of the wolves. It is always a joy to see the face of a visitor when they first... more »

  azimm wrote:

I’m a volunteer with Wild Nest and really love it! Unlike many of my fellow volunteers, I have very little knowledge of birds and bird rescue. Despite my complete lack of knowledge going in, everyone at wild nest has been such a pleasure to work with-... more »

  rs32233 wrote:

BSTP is a group of volunteers who patrol Atlantic, Neptune, and Jacksonville Beaches helping sea turtles during the nesting season and stranded sea turtles year round. more »

  armane wrote:

Matthew McDonald and his team came to our comminity in Tolwe, Limpopo when pouching was a high risk on farms. Since they do patrols there has been a significant decrease in pouching. Not only do they patrol the farms, but we , as a community,... more »

  Dory M. wrote:

Mystic Farm Wildlife Rescue rescues, rehabilitates, and releases back into the wild orphaned and/or injured ungulate - baby moose, deer, and elk. Mystic Farm operates 100% on donations and volunteers - there are no paid staff. Each year brings more orphans... more »

  ayrwolf1234 wrote:

Lou Ann Gaskell was a huge help helping me to get a friends sick feral cat well, when she could not find any one in the valley to help her. more »

  gibbythegamer wrote:

PETA is an organisation, that, while based on good ideas, are extremists, attacking things likely to make no difference in the world instead of actually working to protect animals. more »

  Tami H. wrote:

I have been both a volunteer and a client served at Wildlife Haven and higly recommend everyone taking the time to get to know the place and the wonderful work that is done there. As a volunteer, I learned so many things about the behaviors, habitats... more »

  MaryBarnstable wrote:

This is really the only nonprofit environmental organization working Cape-wide on so many issues which affect the Cape -- open space, water resources, sensible development, salt marsh restoration. They are now based in Dennis, MA, in a restored house,... more »

  edummsc wrote:

The MMSC is a wonderful organization! They have resuced over 3800 marine mammals and sea turtles on the coast of NJ since 1978. I am so thankful to be a part of the MMSC! more »

  kristinamckean wrote:

Excellent organization dedicated to working tirelessly for Lek's organization in Thailand. I have had such an amazing experience with Trunks Up and so impressed by their amazing work. They are professional and excellent to work with. more »

  Cara G. wrote:

Hawaii is a unique place and there are many things we take for granted as part of history and culture. The work that the Hawaii Wildlife Center does helps preserve today what we can share with generations to come. The Hawaii Wildlife Center is a state... more »

  warthog wrote:

Darlynn's Darlins has suffered many catastrophes in the last few years (fires, floods, etc.) and still has managed to keep its head above water. These tragedies, one of which would have closed a weaker sanctuary, just seems to have made Darlynn's Darlins... more »

  Zukeepr wrote:

Brandi and her team work tirelessly to be site all the animals have exactly what they need to not only survive but to thrive. I know how much work it can be, yet she stops at nothing. I would like to see this wildlife rehab grow & prosper do more animals... more »

  critter wrote:

It would make me feel more comfortable making future donations if they were excerpts of the articles and video stated in the organization description. I am not certain if the organization is non-profit or a commercial enterprise, that is a... more »

  Jeff55 wrote:

Great people doing great work. Very few charities work so harder to do good. Toni and Tim have poured their lives into taking care of animals in need. They deserve our support. more »

  aasun wrote:

Zootopia is great! Lots of great programs and opportunities for kids and families to learn about how easy and fun it is to REALLY make a difference in the world. The programs are focused on wildlife and eco-education and include live animals for hands-on... more »

  gibo wrote:

I've worked with interns overseen by Environment for the Americas for two years in a row and it has been a positive experience all around. EFTA does a lot to support both the interns and program partners, making the whole process simple and rewarding. more »

  jjcrash2hrd wrote:

Cool place. Should check it out!Bluefeather provides sanctuary for horses and other large animals. more »

  rivergirl wrote:

The National Eagle Center provides the opportunity to view several eagles up close, within about 2 or 3 feet. I live on the backwaters of the Mississippi River and we have lost two eagle nests behind our house over the last year to high wind storms. ... more »

  chris14 wrote:

I have been a volunteer for 10+ years, a member and board member since I graduated from College. Nature's Nursery is a quality organization with dedicated volunteers and a small, highly skilled staff. Operating off of a shoe string budget, the rehabilitation... more »

  bubbat wrote:

I have known Dr. Caryn Self-Sullivan for a number of years as she performed her doctoral research on manatees in Belize. Caryn also started a number of years ago a fine organization, Sirenian International, which brought outreach and awareness of sirenian... more »

  laura.zaks wrote:

I grew up in Tenafly and loved visiting the Tenafly Nature Center regularly. It was and remains a sanctuary for our community. I recall birthday parties, family walks, and animal sightings. I even volunteered here when I was in high school in the 1990s.... more »

  jerry2 wrote:

Thanks to Hawk Watch International I am able to dail in to the outdoors when it comes to identifying Raptors. When fly fishing as a guide on the rivers I am able to bring to those I am guiding a greater understanding of Raptors and there role in understanding... more »

  ellen grossman wrote:

To Whom it may Concern: I have raised so far at the William Holden Wildlife Foundation on I Give....$ $784.52 . Thank you for the donations.... more »

  allie-strauss wrote:

I support the Rescue Ranch because they do a phenomenal job educating the public about caring for animals and keeping them healthy by spaying and neutering. The Rescue Ranch continues to work at reducing the population of cats and dogs in 24 counties,... more »

  Gulliver1 wrote:

Equine Voices Rescue & Sanctuary was accredited by the Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries (GFAS) in 2010. We decided to put the time into this intense but very important accredidation for several reasons, and realized early on the importance of... more »

  Shelleen M. wrote:

The Wild Felid Advocacy Center of Washington is totally dedicated to its mission and passionate about the wild cats they serve. The organization is totally volunteer - NO paid staff. All donations of money and time directly benefit the mission and care... more »

  Fluffy-Kath wrote:

I have frequently donated to Compassion in World Farming. It is a truly amazing farm animal welfare and environmental charity which aims to end the Factory Farming of all animals. Cruelty and torture is endured by every animal which is factory farmed.... more »

  Teresa W.3 wrote:

Like a little slice of heaven if you are an animal lover! The whole experience is great. The relaxed feel when you wander around and see the native animals living their best life is perfect. You can see the animals are happy, not stressed and have enrichments... more »

  janjill wrote:

I learn so much from Sunshine Haven Wildlife Rehabilitation. They share a lot of info about things I didn't know like what to do if you find a baby bird. I just moved onto wooded property with lots of wildlife and have already come across an injured bird. more »

  timfuller wrote:

This organization ROCKS! Not only do they EDUCATE the public about conservation of species, the need to recycle and re-use, but with the addition of Sharksafe, they have gone great strides for protection. No hidden agendas here... Great people, great... more »

  tillyhand wrote:

I found out about this place by one of their education functions (a 'baby' shower) and have brought many babies, and injured wildlife to them for care. They've given me progress reports and are always so kind! Their facilities are always clean and warm... more »

  ginaqbydouie wrote:

The Slate Foundation is incredible foundation that is building an eco friendly sustainable school in Tanzania that will provide clean drinking water, education, agriculture and more. They are driven to educate people so they will understand how to share... more »

  KKastner wrote:

VFAES is an amazing organization dedicated to saving the endangered Asian elephants of India. The Founder, Sangita Iyer, is a NAT GEO Explorer, biologist, author and an award winning filmmaker of Gods in Shackles. She and her team have implemented several... more »

  BarbNC7 wrote:

A year or so ago my Terrier found a injured young squirrel that had fallen from a pine tree and landed, thankfully, on the other side of the fence. Earlier in the day I had noticed him climbing high in the tree and he appeared quite uncoordinated. ... more »

  teeg wrote:

I couldn't be more proud or excited about the way that Recycled Fish has grown in the past 7 years. It's gone from being my personal vision to something that is so much bigger than myself. Over 11,000 people from all 50 States and over 20 countries... more »

  Beatrix wrote:

Sweet Binks Rabbit Rescue is a wonderful organization for rabbits and their humans. SBRR is also a member of House Rabbit Society, an international rabbit rescue and education organization. Hop to it and support SBRR and HRS! more »

  on3design wrote:

Working with EFAZ has been a wonderful experience. Laine the Executive Director is very passionate about the mission of EFAZ and is working diligently to make sure Arizona is aware of what EFAZ is up too and what they can offer to their members and the... more »

  joycee wrote:

I'm always amazed by how much this small, regional land conservation organization accomplishes with such limited resources. Not only has MMRG helped conserve more than 4,000 acres during its 10-year existence, but it also offers an ongoing roster of educational... more »

  ginobell wrote:

CSERC staff takes on an amazing range of issues and threats to nature from development, to clearcuts, to pollution, to loss of habitat, to poorly maintained roads causing erosion, to threats to rare wildlife. The Center has reached more than 107,000 students... more »

  LemurDoc wrote:

I have known this nonprofit since it was first started. The Endangered Primate Foundation is small but mighty! EPF operates the only sanctuary dedicated to lemurs and maintains the highest standards in animal welfare and sanctuary practices. I have... 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 »

  Khogan wrote:

I love taking my daughter for family nature walks around the Audubon Nature Center. She loves to use binoculars and practice looking for birds in the beautiful cottonwood trees or watch for colorful dragonflies around the freshwater ponds. Such an amazing... more »

  superfun wrote:

Colorado Open Lands is a powerhouse in conservation! 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 »

  GoodFish13 wrote:

A wonderful organization actively involved in solving complex environmental issues. Dedicated to protecting and preserving native fish, wildlife and their habitats though science that works!! 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 »

  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 »