Lil BUB is a one of a kind space cat. Since landing on Earth, she's raised over $1,000,000 for homeless pets nationwide.

Lil BUB’s Big Fund exists to advocate for special needs companion animals and build a community that celebrates and fosters the human-animal bond. With a focus on animals that are the most difficult to adopt, the most expensive to care for, and are at a high risk of euthanasia. Lil BUB’s Big Fund provides grants to shelters nationwide and partners with shelters to create special needs foster program initiatives. We visit schools to promote kindness and inclusion. Through our work, we share BUB’s message of overcoming adversity and the knowledge that the things that make us different are worthy of being seen and appreciated.

Lil BUB's Big Fund

Pet adoption, animal hospitals, pet boarding, teaching children to love animals and more can be found at www.animalcenter.org .

"Where people help animals and animals help people."  Helen Woodward Animal Center's passionate belief that animals help people and people help animals through trust, unconditional love, and respect, creates a legacy of caring.  Sharing this philosophy with others, the Center inspires and teaches, locally and globally, the importance of the animal-human bond.

Helen Woodward Animal Center was founded as the San Dieguito Animal Care and Education Center in 1972 with its primary focus on pet adoption and humane education.  In 1986 the Center was renamed after its founder, Helen Woodward, and program offerings were expanded to include Pet Encounter Therapy, Therapeutic Riding, and AniMeals. These programs helped further our goal of serving as a place where “people help animals, and animals help people” by bringing people and animals together for the mutual benefit of both.  In 2017, the Center added Pets Without Walls to provide no-cost vet care to the pets of the homeless population in San Diego. Since then, we have added additional services including a top-rated boarding facility, a state-of-the-art equine hospital, an affordable small animal hospital for the public, and a designer resale store. 
Helen Woodward herself would be proud of the over 10,000 pets and more than 90,000 people these programs touch each year, and that the Center continues to teach and provide programming for all of San Diego County, across the nation, and globally the importance of the human-animal bond.

Helen Woodward Animal Center

C.A.R.E. - no-kill cage-free Sanctuary for abandoned cats & dogs in Southern California near Palmdale.   www.care4pets.org

Our mission is to shelter and provide the cats and dogs who have come under our stewardship with a quality life via spacious living quarters, good food, veterinary care, love and gentle handling regardless of age or health or handicaps. We strive to carefully seek new loving homes for all cats and dogs, provide quality lifetime care for those who are not yet adopted, support individuals who have rescued homeless dogs or cats, educate the public and pet owners about spay/neuter, behavioral counseling, counseling on any issues that might arise and public outreach toward a more loving, responsible and permanent relationship with pets. Without sanctuaries such as C.A.R.E.’s, and the commitment and generous support of individuals and organizations, the “Save Them All” movement would only be a sweet dream.  



C.A.R.E. aka: Cat/Canine Assistance, Referral & Education

Helping homeless Boston cats find their forever homes.

Second Chance Shelter is a home based nonprofit organization working diligently to reduce the number of homeless cats in Boston, and more importantly find permanent loving homes for each cat rescued.

Second Chance Shelter for Cats

Dedicated to rescuing and finding forever homes for neglected, semi-feral, sick, injured, handicapped cats and kittens.

The mission of the Odd Cat Sanctuary is to help odd cats who have no place to turn.  This may be a result of medical illnesses, behavioral issues, being physically challenged, abandoned, abused, neglected, feral or semi-feral, death row, or seniors.   We believe that all cats deserve love, attention, and medical care, first with a caring foster and then with placement in a forever home.   We are a 501(c)(3) organization that is primarily foster based, volunteer driven, and relies on donations, contributions, and fund raising.

Odd Cat Sanctuary

No-kill animal shelter and low-cost spay/neuter clinic.

The mission is to ensure the well-being of every cat through adoption, affordable spay/neuter services, community outreach and adherence to No Kill principles.   SAFE Haven's clinic provides low-cost services for stray, feral and owned cats in the Triangle. For $85, the cats are spayed/neutered, given rabies and distemper vaccine, and provided with a thorough medical examination.  All cats and kittens at SAFE Haven receive the following prior to adoption: Sterilization, a rabies vaccine, distemper vaccines, testing for Feline Leukemia/FIV, treatment for fleas, intestinal parasites and ear mites, a thorough examination by a veterinarian, and a microchip including lifetime registration.

SAFE Haven for Cats

Dedicated to assisting feral cats in the Greater Rochester, NY area.

In additional to our trap-neuter-return (TNR) activities in support of managed outdoor colonies, we operate a shelter in Victor, NY.

HopeAgain Cats

Boise's cageless, no-kill, feline adoption center.

We save cats from suffering or euthanasia by practicing and promoting high standards of care and creating successful adoptions.

Simply Cats

CAT is the Pacific Northwest’s largest feline-only shelter, working to find a home for every cat we take in.

We offer adoption, foster, helpline, and low-cost spay/neuter programs to serve cats and those who care for them.

Cat Adoption Team

501c3, no-kill feline rescue, concentrating on reducing Long Island's community cat population.

Tender Loving Cats, Inc. is a nonprofit 501(c)(3), no-kill feline rescue, concentrating on reducing Long Island's community cat population through Trap-Neuter-Return and the rehabilitation of homeless cats and kittens for adoption. Tender Loving Cats, Inc. rescues the mistreated, saves the injured and loves the abandoned.

Tender Loving Cats, Inc.

A no-kill sanctuary dedicated to the wellbeing of stray and homeless pets.

We seek to promote the importance of spaying and neutering and to create awareness of the plight of unwanted animals and to provide and seek out loving homes for them. We seek to improve the lives of feral cats through education and action, which includes rehabilitation and humane trap, neuter, and release programs.

Marge Ullerich Furry Friends Foundation

To improve life for unowned neighborhood cats and the community by reducing overpopulation through trap-neuter-return.

Indy Neighborhood Cats

Non-profit, no-kill rescue for homeless cats and kittens.

To save the lives of homeless, neglected and at-risk cats and kittens by spaying and neutering, by providing safe refuge and rehabilitation, and by finding felines permanent, stable homes.

Seattle Area Feline Rescue

We donate our labor and spend from our own pockets to help animals and we're very grateful for every dollar donated.


We want to aid community outreach and spay/neuter and partner with rescues and volunteers to save lives. We're a 501(c)(3) animal rescue in S. Cal. with prior experience in rescuing, rehabilitating and adopting cats from hoarding, shelters and streets.

Cat Rescue Team

Dedicated to saving the lives of the tiniest felines.

Orphan Kitten Club is dedicated to saving the lives of the tiniest felines.

Every kitten season, thousands of motherless kittens are at risk of death on the streets and in animal shelters. Without a mother to care for them, kittens face impossible odds, and can’t survive without specialized care.

Orphan Kitten Club is on a mission to end the killing of neonatal kittens–and to give every kitten a chance at a full and happy life. We are building a safer world for the tiniest felines by rescuing them in our state-of-the-art kitten nursery, ending the cycle of reproduction through sterilization, and providing the world’s first grant program targeted at saving neonatal kittens.
Make a lifesaving difference today.

Orphan Kitten Club

These forgotten feral's need shelters so my partner and I build numerous houses every year, which we stuff with hay and insulate with blue spruce tree limbs. It takes tremendous work and effort to place these homes in the woods. We also build numerous feeding cafes every year. These feeding cafes are where the food and water is placed and kept dry from inclement weather. When feeding we stay with the feral's until they are done eating so they can eat without fear of the predators. With our harsh Maine winters, these areas must be shoveled and kept dry; otherwise these animals couldn’t reach their food nor get out of their houses. We have 18 areas on the outside so when we have a blizzard we have to shovel several hundred feet to reach these feeders and cafes. One site is over a mile to shovel, in order to reach their houses and cafes . Some days we may start at 4:30 am and not finish for 24 hours.

Tommys Feral Feline Friends

Kitten Rescue is a Los Angeles-based non-profit organization dedicated to saving homeless and abandoned cats and kittens.

Kitten Rescue is a non-profit, volunteer-run organization devoted to finding loving homes for unwanted, homeless cats and kittens. We rescue cats and kittens from the streets of Los Angeles and from City Shelter euthanasia. Since our start in 1997, we have grown into one of the largest, most well-respected animal welfare groups in LA.

Kitten Rescue

An all-volunteer cat rescue committed to helping make New York a no-kill city

As one of the most active cat rescues in the 5 boroughs, ACR is dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating and adopting out homeless and abandoned cats, with a focus on shelter and community animals. Many of these felines are sick, injured or dismissed as unadoptable. Through a coalition of volunteers and caregivers, each rescued cat is welcomed with kindness and medical care into a foster home to prepare it for adoption into a permanent, loving home. Anjellicle Cats Rescue believes that no animal should be ill-treated and strives toward a day when awareness, education and compassion have replaced euthanasia as a solution to companion animal overpopulation.

Anjellicle Cats Rescue

A feline rescue & rehabilitation center located in Hobart, Indiana

We are committed to promoting the cat-human bond while cultivating relationships with local animal control agencies, humane societies, other rescue organizations, and our local community. FCN works to ensure the well-being of companion cats by providing medical care and rehabilitation services to those felines that arrive sick or injured. Ideally, we would like to aid as many cats as possible, however, in reality, due to insufficient funding, and space we must prioritize. Many of our cats come from shelters and animal control agencies that, by necessity or policies, must euthanize. Our primary focus at FCN is to admit cats facing desperate situations of unnecessary euthanasia. As a secondary focus, we then work within Lake & Porter County, Indiana to accept cats coming from other intolerable circumstances such as; overcrowding and situations of neglect or abuse, when space and funding are available. We focus on the need in our local communities first before reaching beyond our service area. .

Feline Community Network

Our mission is to ensure every companion animal has access to quality medical care, compassionate shelter, and a loving home.

The San Francisco SPCA offers care and protection to animals in need, and we believe all cats and dogs (and the people who love them) deserve access to high-quality veterinary care. As the largest animal shelter in the San Francisco Bay Area and the first cageless animal shelter established in the U.S., we are transforming the way pet guardians and their beloved furry family members access lifesaving resources. At the SF SPCA, we are ensuring that access to care means access for all.

Through our public hospital, shelter hospital, and offsite community medicine clinics, we are reaching beyond ordinary care models to provide new, innovative pathways to service. Our Shelter and Adoptions teams rescue homeless animal, provide care, and adoptions services. We partner with shelters in the Central Valley as well as San Francisco Animal Care & Control to transport thousands of animals to the SF SPCA for medical care, behavioral services, and adoption. We also provide training and support – including telemedicine and emergency medical triaging – for our Central Valley shelter partners, most of whom do not have a veterinarian on staff. At our Adoptions Center, we offer an open adoptions process, with a goal of connecting animals with adopters who love them and inspiring a lasting bond for all. 

Lack of access to care is the most significant animal welfare crisis affecting both owned and unowned pets in the United States. Each year in California alone, thousands of pets are unable to access veterinary care which leads to surrender, illness, and death.

The San Francisco SPCA is committed rescuing and finding loving forever homes for homeless animals in San Francisco, reducing the number of new animals entering the shelter system throughout California, and working to ensure accessible veterinary care for all owned and homeless animals in San Francisco and across California. 


The San Francisco SPCA

Animal advocacy through responsible rescue, rehabilitation, and appropriate placement of cats and dogs.

All cats are tested for FIV and Leukemia, fully vaccinated, fixed, dewormed, defleaed, and microchipped. All dogs are microchipped, on heartworm protection, spayed/neutered, vaccinated, de-wormed and treated for fleas.

Second Chance for Homeless Pets

Promotes the use of the No Kill Equation to help shelters save every healthy, treatable homeless pet.

No Kill Colorado is an 501c3 organization working to improve the Animal Shelter system in Colorado. Thousands of pets are killed each year in Colorado because of the lack of life saving programs that can be implemented without additional cost, and possibly adding revenue to the current funds provided to municipal shelters.

Money doesn't save lives - people do.  But money makes it a heck of a lot easier to reach people.

Promoting adoption and fostering is a major program we campaign for throughout the year.  We successfully have helped organizations get hundreds of animals home from our Home for the Holdiays cmapign every year.

We put a bounty on pets  going to foster or a permanent home.  rganizations that particpate receive $50 from us for every pet 3 or more years old, or at any age with special needs.

Learn more here: https://www.nokillcolorado.org/home-for-the-holidays-2021

No Kill Colorado

An organization focused on advocating or providing services for animals. It received its nonprofit status in 2022.

Helping animals get back on their feet. Saving Sylvie is a nonprofit animal rescue with a mission to save pets with mobility challenges. 

Mobility challenges can include: 
Illness such as Degenerative Myelopathy or IVDD.
Injury such as being hit by a car.
Congenital birth defects such as Cerebellar Hypoplasia or Swimmer Puppy Syndrome. 

All animals in our rescue are fully vetted and provided with the medication and/or mobility aids to help them succeed. 

Saving Sylvie Rescue Inc

Helping over 44,000 pets live better lives through veterinary care, adoption services, outreach programs, and a pet food pantry. 

One of saddest things is watching a pet owner walk out a shelter door in tears, leaving behind a scared and bewildered pet they love, but could not afford to keep. Second Chance is more than just a shelter, providing access to affordable veterinary care and a pet food pantry program to help keep people and pets together.  Since the shelter was founded 22 years ago, time and again owners coming to our shelter door to say goodbye to a beloved pet told us they could not afford to keep their pet. Some could not afford veterinary bills because their pet was ill, others had lost a job or a spouse and could no longer provide basic care and food.

Second Chance has 4 Community Veterinary Hospitals providing access to affordable veterinary care to underserved communities and bringing services directly to pets in the community through the Homebound to the Rescue program and local vaccine clinics. Our pet food pantry program distributes pet food to local food pantries so no pet goes hungry.


Second Chance Animal Services

Our mission is to rescue, foster, rehabilitate and rehome abandoned, abused, and unwanted animals.


We are an all-breed no kill animal rescue dedicated to rescuing animals at risk of euthanasia in shelters, as well as those surrendered by their owners because of difficult circumstances, and those in danger of abuse or neglect. We are committed to helping the neediest, as well as the readily adoptable.

Once in our care, all animals are spayed or neutered, given any needed vaccinations, and receive all appropriate veterinary care and treatment. They are then placed in nurturing foster homes while they await placement in their permanent homes. We assist dogs in distress without regard to age, breed or ease of placement. To the extent our finances allow, animals in the greatest need take priority.

Wags and Whiskers Pet Rescue

BLLAR is an all-volunteer organization, with a mission of rescuing stray, abandoned & abused animals from shelters and the streets

Big Little Life Rescue is an all-volunteer, non-profit 501 (c3) organization, with a mission of rescuing stray, abandoned, and abused animals. Our goal is to seek out the most desperate situations for these animals locally and internationally. 
We aim to provide shelter, conduct TNVR (Trap/Neuter/Vaccinate/Release) programs, rehabilitation, medical treatment, foster care, and forever homes. We also believe in community education and increasing public awareness on the importance of excellent preventative health practice and population/disease control with sterilization and vaccination. 
Our group came together after years of volunteering in other organizations individually and a common life-long, deep love and respect for animals. Each of us see animals as beautiful, sentient beings, who are capable of unconditional love and acceptance. We believe that animals can feel and have complex experiences. We also believe that every animal deserves respect and kindness, no matter where they are located. To us, all lives are deserving of this - big or small. 
Our dream is to see the world with no stray animals. 
Until our dream comes true, we are committed to give every animal in our path a chance to be safe, to heal, and to know love. Big Little Life Animal Rescue depends solely on donations to continue its work. 
We are all professionals and animal lovers, based in MA, NY, ME, and PA, with full-time jobs, families, and pets, united by commitment to animal rescue.

Big Little Life Animal Rescue International Inc

501(c)3 non-profit focusing on dogs and cats that have been abandoned, abused, or neglected. 

Saving Paws Rescue of Florida, Inc is a 501(c)3 non-profit rescue. Our focus is rescuing dogs and cats that have been abandoned, abused, or neglected. We provide them with food, medical care, love and attention while they await their permanent home

Saving Paws Rescue of Florida, Inc

Mississippi Spay and Neuter's goal is to end pet overpopulation in the state of Mississippi. We envision a world where there are no homeless dogs and cats suffering in the streets, but instead, a world where every dog and cat has a loving home.

Mississippi Spay & Neuter provides nearly 5,000 low-cost spay/neuter procedures annually at their Big Fix Clinic in Richland. No animal is turned away for financial reasons. They also maintain a statewide listing of low-cost services. Additionally, they provide low-cost wellness services to animals who have already been fixed. 

Mississippi Spay & Neuter -The Big Fix Clinic

A nonprofit crowdfunding platform that works directly with pet owners and animal shelters to help save pets in medical crisis.

Waggle serves and connects people who care for the wellness of pets—from those in financial need to those who can financially help and everyone in between. 100% of funds go directly to the veterinary partner providing care.

Waggle

Rescuing animals, temporarily caring for them in our foster homes, and matching them with fantastic pet parents.

Louie’s Legacy Animal Rescue is one of the nation’s largest foster-based animal rescue organizations, with major bases of operation in both Ohio and New York. We’re dedicated to alleviating the suffering of abandoned shelter animals and know exactly how to do it – by building a community of foster caregivers. As an entirely foster-based rescue, we believe that fostering a pet is the critical link between a homeless pet entering a shelter and matching them with a wonderful, life-long adopter.

Louies Legacy Animal Rescue

Rescues and places homeless animals and so much more

Hull Seaside Animal Rescue (HSAR) was founded in December 1999 by a group of concerned area residents in response to the large number of homeless cats in the town of Hull. HSAR started as an active trap/neuter/release (TNR) program to address the large homeless cat colonies in our community. Today, Hull has far fewer feral cats as a result.

HSAR is an no-profit, no-kill organization which rescues and finds forever homes for needy cats and kittens. Many of the cats brought to our shelter have been abandoned and left homeless in South Shore towns or the city of Boston. Each cat that comes to us is checked by a veterinarian, spayed/neutered, and provided with much love and affection. Our adoption coordinator then finds the best adoptive family for the cat's needs.

In May of 2015 HSAR purchased its own forever home! With the help of many volunteers, the shelter moved from its rental space to its current location at 487 Nantasket Ave. We are so proud to be able to continue the work we do in our very own home. The cats have a free-roaming and comfortable environment to live in while they wait for their own forever homes! 

Hull Seaside Animal Rescue

We help India’s animal welfare infrastructure, providing medical care, food, forever home matching, education,and much more. 

Although a historic and beautiful city, Hyderabad is not without its challenges. India’s nearly 80 million stray animals face not only a brutal climate and limited resources, but must contend with a culture that views them as pests or threats. We’re working to restore compassion to Hyderabad’s relationship with its stray animals, easing the strain on India’s overburdened shelter network through funding, organizational support, education, and more.

SAFI is a 501(c)3 charitable organization founded by Ujwala Chintala in Florida, USA to fight for India’s animals. We are shelter-focussed, working to build a strong, compassionate animal welfare network in Hyderabad, India, providing shelter infrastructure, vet care, supplies, guidance, resources, education, and manpower.

Stray Animal Foundation Of India

VAAR rescues, rehabilitates and rehomes animals and provides help for community animals by supporting veterinary treatment costs.

Our mission is to end the pain and suffering of all species, through mass sterilization, vaccinations, education, and improving veterinary care across Vietnam. We advocate for a fully vegan lifestyle and for abolition of all animal use and exploitation.

Vietnam Animal Aid And Rescue - US

Avolunteer-driven organization dedicated to promoting the health and welfare of animals in central North Carolina.

IAR started with one woman’s big dreams, a bigger heart, and a very distinctive purple pickup truck that helped her rescue countless numbers of unwanted, abused, and homeless Triangle pets. Originally founded in 1994, IAR earned an official 501 (c)(3) status in 1995. IAR is currently governed by a Board of Directors, managed by elected officers, and supported by over 100 unpaid volunteers. There are no paid positions within IAR, so 100% of all donations directly support animal care and rehabilitation.

Independent Animal Rescue

The largest full service center for prevention of cruelty to animals in Mississippi.

MARL is an “open admission” shelter- that means we accept every animal that comes in the door. Other shelters in the area re “limited admission”, meaning they accept a limited, finite number of animals. In our state, it is primarily left to private organizations and city animal control agencies to provide shelter and care for unwanted animals.

One of our key goals is to find loving homes for all animals in our facility. As an “open admission” shelter, we take in on an average of 50-60 animals a day and many more in the spring and summer. Local “limited admission” shelters turn animals away when they are full. We work very hard to provide loving and humane treatment and good homes for each and every animal that comes through our doors. Sadly, we receive more animals than there are homes available. Being an “open admission” shelter, we face the hard reality of animal overpopulation each day.

Mississippi Animal Rescue League

We empower animal advocates with research, analysis & strategies that maximize their effectiveness to reduce animal suffering.

We conduct essential research, maintain an online research library, and directly support advocates and organizations in their work to save lives. The range of data we offer helps our movement understand how people think about and respond to advocacy, providing advocates with the best strategies to inspire change for animals.

Our Original Studies are carefully selected, designed, and conducted to provide actionable and insightful data for the animal protection movement. Our research prioritization process helps us identify studies that have a high potential impact for animals, and our commitment to transparency and rigorous methodology ensures that our studies are of the highest quality. Our studies have been covered in hundreds of publications across animal advocacy circles as well as in mainstream media, and have been used by animal advocacy groups worldwide.

The Faunalytics Library is completely free, and houses summaries of over 4,000 peer-reviewed research articles, public opinion surveys, and blog posts offering deep analysis on every animal issue you can think of. It’s the world’s biggest collection of opinion and behavior research about animal issues, and it’s presented with an emphasis on effectiveness, readability, and useability. Sign up for our email alerts and you’ll get weekly or monthly updates on the latest research we cover, delivered straight to your inbox.

Get a comprehensive overview of a particular topic area by exploring our Faunalytics Fundamentals, a series that provides infographics and visualizations of data to help you get informed and stay informed. The Fundamentals series has everything you need to get started or update your knowledge in a familiar area, and the visuals are highly shareable beyond an advocacy audience.

Have a research question that you don’t know how to solve? Want to dive deep into a particular issue but don’t know where to start? Just ask us! Faunalytics’ Office Hours give you the opportunity to connect with us directly and get one-on-one help with research design, strategy, and general knowledge questions. We also engage in select partner projects with advocacy groups.

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We're dedicated to improving quality of life for cats & dogs through spay/neuter services, quality veterinary care, & advocacy! 💙

Heaven Can Wait Animal Society is Las Vegas’s leading animal welfare nonprofit organization focusing on eliminating the unnecessary euthanasia of dogs and cats. We focus on providing; high-quality, high-volume, affordable spay, neuter, and wellness services; high-impact adoption and foster programming; and community outreach and education. Since their founding in 2000, HCW has provided spay, neuter, and vaccination services to over 175,000 cats and dogs. We estimate these efforts have kept over half a million animals off the streets and out of shelters and rescues.

Heaven Can Wait’s Spay and Neuter Clinic treats an average of 1,000 dogs and cats a month, providing pets and community cats affordable, lifesaving spays, neuters, and vaccines. We are able to maintain the highest safety standards, operate with experienced and passionate veterinary staff, and keep prices affordable thanks to generous donor support. HCW is one of the only organizations in Las Vegas helping to control pet overpopulation and keep animals in homes where they’re loved.

Heaven Can Wait’s Pups on Parole Program is a prison dog training program providing medical care, socialization, rehabilitation, and training to dogs that would be considered “at risk” in a traditional shelter environment. Often taking in dogs presenting checkered pasts, medical issues, or those who are in desperate need, the Pups on Parole program pairs them with an inmate at the local women’s correctional facility to train them to become ideal doggy citizens. Hundreds of inmates have benefitted from the program, some calling it “life-changing", and thousands of dogs have found new, loving homes.

There are an estimated 200,000 free-roaming cats in the Las Vegas Valley. HCW’s Community Cat Clinic serves those cats who have no access to care and may never even receive any in their lifetime. With the goal of ending community cat suffering and over-population, we work with volunteers and organizations that trap these cats so they can receive spay, neuter, and vaccine services along with lifesaving veterinary care for the many illnesses and wounds they present. We are the city’s primary resources for these community cat services.

Heaven Can Wait’s Wellness Clinic is our most recent program. As our community’s need for affordable veterinary care grows, they work to fill that need by providing low-cost preventative care for pets. Here, pets are able to receive diagnostic, treatment, and outpatient procedures at a much lower cost. These efforts prevent illnesses that could incur incredible veterinary costs for families. With the goal of keeping pets happy and healthy with their families and out of shelters, HCW provides these services for families who may feel they have run out of options for medical care.

Heaven Can Wait Animal Society

Mission: support & improve the lives of New Mexico’s cats & dogs through sheltering, adoptions, education & veterinary services.

Animal Humane New Mexico

Organizing TNRM services for community cats in the Bronx, NY.

Bronx Community Cats

501c3 helping 12M+ stray dogs in MX, by teaching kids to love animals and educating the community to be responsible pet parents

Sanctuary Hostel and Animal Rescue is an innovative 501c3 nonprofit with a mission to reduce stray animals on the streets. We achieve our mission by combining an Animal Rescue with:
*Eco-Hostel, to raise awareness of the problem and financially support the nonprofit
*Community Garden, to have a shared space that can provide for the community
*Education Program, to provide free classes on animal communication, training, and sustainability

Our founder has purchased the plot of land in Rosarito for our pilot location, and we have just completed the architecture designs for our facility. Your donation will help us acquire permits and set the date for when we can break ground to build the shelter, hostel, and garden.

The Problem:
Roughly 70% of Mexico’s 18 million dogs are abandoned and become strays, making it the worst country for pet abandonment in Latin America. Animals are treated more like property than pets, and they are often mistreated whether living in a home or on the street. Most attempts to rescue animals often act only as a Band-Aid, not addressing the root of this problem. Additionally, many animal rescue operations close due to a lack of long-term ongoing donations, returning animals back onto the street.

Our Solution: 
Our innovative solution is to tackle the stray animal problem at the source. We will do this by:
1. Encouraging animal compassion in young kids and surrounding communities, to prevent animal abuse and shift the culture to see animals as beings deserving of our help and love
2, Training people to better communicate with animals for a happier co-existence, to prevent animal abandonment
3. Setting up an environmentally friendly hostel and community garden to help fund the rescue, provide positive exposure for animals and people, facilitate adoptions, and offer free educational classes.

Sanctuary Hostel Animal Rescue

Here at United Wags, it is our mission to hand deliver food, medicine, and volunteer help to wherever it is needed the most.

       Here at United Wags, Our mission is to deliver food, medicine, toys, and supplies to anywhere it is needed. Please remember that with Your help today, We can save lives tomorrow.

      We are a federally registered 501c3 charity for animal welfare. 
We proudly call York, Pennsylvania Our home base of operation. 
     We recently closed a very successful wholesale business that took the last 15 years to build from the ground up. After seeing firsthand the massive amount of b-stock and returns the American consumer machine destroys every day. We knew there must be a better way. Now We do Our best to get all that wasted food, medicine, and toys into the hands of the shelters and rescues that need them desperately. Most of them are small privately run organizations. Many of which would not be able to stay in operation without the support and supplies from charities like Ours. Of course, none of this could be possible without donations from people like You.


United Wags Incorporated

Milo's Sanctuary & Special Needs Cat Rescue, Inc. where the oddballs are embraced and loved.

To rescue special needs cats and kittens and rehome cats that can be adopted to forever homes and prompt early spaying & neutering of ALL animals!

Milo's Sanctuary, Inc.

Feeding Pets of the Homeless® believes in the healing power of pets. 

Mission Statement
Feeding Pets of the Homeless® believes in the healing power of companion pets and of the human/animal bond, which is very important in the lives of many homeless. They find solace, protection and companionship through their pets. They care for their pets on limited resources so they themselves have less. Our task, nationwide, is to feed and provide basic emergency veterinary care to their pets and thus relieve the anguish and anxiety of the homeless who cannot provide for their pets.

History
Several years ago, our founder, Genevieve, and her husband visited New York City. They saw a homeless man with his beautiful healthy, mixed breed dog at his side. He wasn’t panhandling. She had always ignored the homeless but this time, something was different. She couldn’t get that dog out of her mind.

She tried to imagine what brought the man to be homeless. Was it drugs, alcoholism? That’s the conclusion most people make about the homeless. This man didn’t look like an addict, and she wondered why and how he got to where he was in life. And, what about his dog? It was obvious the dog was devoted to the man. He was not on a leash and could have run away at any time. She was confused about why anyone homeless, who could barely feed or take care of themselves, would even consider having a pet.

When she returned home, she researched the homeless with pets and came across the “National Coalition for the Homeless.” At the time, their estimates indicated that 3.5 million people in America were homeless and that between 5%-10% of homeless have dogs and/or cats. In some areas of the country, the rate is as high as 25%. Most people who experience homelessness are homeless for a short period and usually need help to find housing or a rent subsidy. Unfortunately for those with pets, it becomes more difficult, and many homeless are forced to choose between their pet and a roof over their head. Surprisingly, most choose to stay on the streets with their pets. Why? The answer became evident to Genevieve. Their pets are nonjudgmental; provide comfort and an emotional bond of loyalty. In some cases, they provide the homeless with protection and keep them warm.

Genevieve’s family has almost always had dogs and cats, which made her wonder, what would she do if faced with homelessness? Could she give up her pets? It felt equal to giving up her children. While they would possibly be better off emotionally, it would be a devastating decision to make because of the comfort and unconditional love they give.

It was one of those “ah-ha” moments when she realized that she could do something for those pets. And so began Feeding Pets of the Homeless®. 

Donors have told us over the years that they feel such compassion for the pets of the homeless but were afraid to approach due to safety concerns and welcomed the opportunity our organization give for a safe and easy way to help. 

That one day in New York changed Genevieve’s life. It created a passion she did not know she held that utilized her past education, life experiences, and careers to start this unique nonprofit. Each day, she looks forward to knowing that Feeding Pets of the Homeless® is providing pet food and veterinary care to the hundreds of thousands of pets that wander the streets with their owners. And she looks forward to each day knowing that we can assist the calls from the homeless or about to be homeless.

The homeless with pets are often desperate to find a shelter to go to that will allow their pets. They seek help to find an agency that will give them pet food. They are frantic to find emergency veterinary care for injuries or illnesses.

Next time you see a homeless person with a pet, think of Genevieve’s story. Please share it with your friends and consider donating to our organization. Such donations help pay for emergency care, wellness clinics, and pet crates for homeless shelters. Check to see if there is a pet food and supplies donation site in your community. If there isn’t, consider helping us to get one started.

Thank you for your interest and support,

Genevieve Frederick

Feeding Pets of the Homeless

My Dog Is My Home's mission is to increase access to shelter and housing for people experiencing homelessness with animals.

My Dog Is My Home is a national nonprofit dedicated to increasing access to shelter and housing for people experiencing homelessness with companion animals. By securing their ability to maintain their most important relationships and find adequate shelter, we ensure every family’s right to build a home.

We assist service providers like homeless shelters in expanding their programming to allow humans and their companion animals to remain together. My Dog Is My Home’s programs currently fall into three categories: storytelling, community building, and technical assistance.

STORYTELLING
Storytelling is at the foundation of our work. We believe that people who are impacted by the problem are necessarily close to the solution. My Dog Is My Home provides a platform for people with actual lived experience of homelessness and animal companionship to share in their own words how co-sheltering people and animals together contributes to ending homelessness. Through exhibitions, speaking events, and video or narrated images, we are able to educate members of the public, program administrators, and policymakers about preserving the human-animal bond in circumstances of homelessness.

COMMUNITY BUILDING
We believe in the mantra that we are “stronger together.” My Dog Is My Home holds space for members of the homeless services and animal welfare communities to come together to connect, learn from one another, and solve mutual problems. Most notably, our community building efforts have created two related but distinct stakeholder watering holes: 

1) Annual Co-Sheltering Conference
Since 2021, My Dog Is My Home’s annual conference has drawn 400-500 people together from across disciplines to hear from homeless shelter programs about co-
sheltering models in practice, latest research in homelessness and animal companionship, and relevant policy efforts across the US and globally.

2) Co-Sheltering Collaborative
The Co-Sheltering Collaborative is a peer-to-peer learning network with membership that
spans across animal welfare and homeless services. This Collaborative meets as a large group on a quarterly basis to exchange resources, troubleshoot, and hear presentations from members on the progress of their work. In between large group meetings, working groups meet to produce deliverables that work towards collectively developed goals. The Collaborative also provides a sustained community for attendees of the annual conference.

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
My Dog Is My Home also works with homeless shelters that need more hands-on assistance with developing or implementing co-sheltering. We provide customized training, consultation on policies, and resource coordination to ensure a successful co-sheltering program.

My Dog Is My Home

Animal Cancer Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization focused on funding research in comparative oncology to help pets & people.

Animal Cancer Foundation

Envisioning A World Free Of Animal Suffering Where Communities Connected With Animals Thrive.
Helping Animals, Helping People.

International Veterinary Outreach (IVO) focuses to create healthy communities free of animal suffering. We take a One Health approach to develop and implement sustainable veterinary services and training programs in economically disadvantaged communities worldwide.

International Veterinary Outreach

Safe In Austin Rescue Ranch is a sanctuary that rescues animals from severe abuse or neglect.

Our animals provide healing and hope to trauma, at-risk, and/or special needs people, these are the animals who triumph and inspire world-wide.

Safe in Austin's story began with a Great Pyrenees appropriately named, "Angel". 

Our family had always loved animals, but it wasn't until a discounted service dog Angel joined our family, that we would see just how magically an animal could transform lives.

Safe in Austin provides a loving home to animals who suffer from abuse or neglect because animals deserve to experience unconditional love.

Safe In Austin Rescue Ranch

We're a street outreach program 
and foster based dog rescue  dedicated to animal welfare 🐾 ❤️


"It's ironic that I started out on theses very streets in the 80s and was apart of a documentary about homeless youth, now here I am 32 years later helping those living in homelessness on the very streets that I began on long ago.

Seattle Dogs started in 2014, helping one dog at a time, one paw  with one bag of dog food one paw at a time we handed out pet food. After working hard to have it all midway through our lives we spiraled down the windy road to nowhere fast and as the world we'd  built with unwavering love, dealing with hardships, forging our happily ever afters, having beautiful moments with our 3 young grankids, enjoying our dogs, it all came crashing down, were we really at rock bottom? With the reality of losing our home in our faces we began to navigate homelessness with our 4 dogs  

 we understood the obstacles, needs and necessities of these dogs and their humans. We had no idea when we started this that we would grow into who we are today. We look forward to learning and growing as we navigate our way thru the need of the animals and their humans

Diagnosed with stage 4 liver disease I am truly living that country song "live like you were dying" by Tim McGraw, while surrounded by love I battle my illness and push to keep Seattle Dogs going,we have to stay open, we must keep going, it's keeping me alive, with this I ask you to please donate! With folded hands, head bowed, a partners support, beautiful friends that push me forward while still loving me at my worst, my  as grandaughter now a woman of 20 she is strong, standing beside me with all of this + amazing donors like you giving Seattle Dogs air to keep us going we've got what it takes to continue to keep moving forward, working together to save lives,

Thank you ❤️‍🩹

"Give me a lever and I'll change the world" 

Seattle Dogs Homeless Program

Tabby's Place is a cage-free sanctuary that provides refuge to cats in hopeless situations. Our residents come primarily from public shelters where they had once been scheduled for euthanasia. Ways to help out: http://www.tabbysplace.org/donate

Tabby's Place: a Cat Sanctuary

Our Mission is to change the world for homeless and "at risk" cats in Central New Yorkfour paws at a time.

CNYCC is an all-volunteer, non-for-profit cat rescue organization using foster homes in the Syracuse area. Email us at cnycc@outlook.com to adopt, volunteer, or with questions. Call (315) 420-SPAY for low-cost spay/neuter services.