Find Wildlife Sanctuaries Nonprofits and Charities

  janetmarston wrote:

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

  BCRisFAKE wrote:

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

  ProWelfare wrote:

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

  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 »

  christi1 wrote:

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

  wendy8 wrote:

Whether you know them as Bonar's Funny Farm, Black Pine Exotics or now, Black Pine Animal Park aka Professional Animal Retirement Center (PARC) You know them for the history of simply helping animals who cannot help themselves. Not only do they make... 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 »

  jim stay wrote:

I have been a supporter and volunteer at the Conservators' Center (CCI) since 2004. "Can do" is the attitude that pervades the whole place. We aren't about pretty, and we sure aren't financially secure, but if an animal is in need, the job WILL get done. A... more »

  sojourn wrote:

Peace River has a fine facility and cares greatly for the animals. They have a huge overhead and deserve help. more »

  wickilyn wrote:

what an awesome place learning about bears and how to live with them in peace, I used to be terribly afraid of black bears but have found out they are really gentle creayures who's lives are ruled by fear and hunger, Dr. Lynn Rogers and Sue Mansfield... 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 »

  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 »

  danbodenstein wrote:

Panther Ridge is a rescue / retirement home for big cats. I visited Panther Ridge several times before becoming a volunteer there. I learned about the animals and their history, as well as their ailments. As an amateur photographer, I've arranged several... more »

  Carly wrote:

As a member of the carestaff of a large NIH funded primate facility, I was accustumed to probably the strictest criteria of any of the primate centers in the United States. While always passing above and beyond the best of any primate facilities, this... more »

  vickyh wrote:

The Wildcat Sanctuary is one of the most amazing places I've ever seen. They make do on a shoestring budget, somehow always making sure that the cats in their care have what they need. The Sanctuary was founded by a woman who has amazing empathy for these... more »

  DavidShellenberger 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 »

  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 »

  dogs911 wrote:

I have visited and happily donated to the Hacienda De Los Milagros, Inc for about 5 years. This Teaching and Healing Sanctuary for 105 burros, 22 horses and other abused and neglected animals is amazing. Much is done for the animals with minimal finances.... 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 »

  trish3 wrote:

I live about a mile from the Priderock Wildlife Refuge. I love the sounds of the lions and tigers eating about 7:00 each night. The roar of the animals crosses my lake and pierces the quiet of the night with magical sounds. Priderock performs a service... more »

  Maxine Bradley wrote:

The Endangered Wolf Center has been doing vitally important work in the areas of education, managed breeding and research for endangered wolves and other canids for over 40 years. The staff and volunteers are passionate and dedicated to the Center's... more »

  RodeoSpotMkt wrote:

This sanctuary is the cleanest, most well run sanctuaries I have ever had the privilege of being involved with. Polly teaches all aspects of care from enclosure requirements, cleaning, animal safety, human safety, and more. I have been involved in many... more »

  KevinMIllhouse wrote:

Please do not leave your parrot with this man and his organization. He will take your birds and sell them, he does not care for these birds at all. He has NO VET skills, and is a fraud. I went to see his venue and i was shocked to see how these birds... 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 »

  Peek a Boo wrote:

I started working w/ Wings of Love Birdhaven when my 9yo son was pursuing a Bird project through 4-H. We were looking for places for him to volunteer, and the Rescue wasn't far from us at all. They immediately listed ways that even a 9yo could help:... more »