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  Peter S.4 wrote:

POSITIVE what we do see is issues being raised in appropriate areas! more »

  VTAZ1973 wrote:

Great organization that gets great results -- 93% success rate, millions of acres of habitat protected, great staff, lean mean endangered species machine. more »

  Writer wrote:

Do not donate to this organization. They pretend to be understanding with your situation of using their services but then blame you for your circumstances and blame you for possible mistreatment of the animals your surrendering. Do not waste your hard... more »

  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 »

  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 »

  misenhelder wrote:

I donate monies to several animal societies/rescue organization. most of the money goes to administrative fees, which I do understand. The acknowledgements that I do receive are often generic in nature. The Blind Cat Rescue is the only organization... more »

  susans wrote:

Fueled by donations of over $35 million their activities have spread across the country and beyond. A great deal of good is done both in helping animals in need and also educating the public and lawmakers. However, like a few other large and successful... more »

  BCRisFAKE wrote:

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

  andy6 wrote:

United Animal Nations is truly there in times of animal crisis and a staunch defender in the rights of all animals. As an EARS volunteer since 1996, I have given my time to support the mission of taking animals out of crisis and into care. Having deployed... more »

  Caroline wrote:

What a wonderful group of people running this compassionate rescue! Cheryl and her great volunteers work tirelessly to assist horses who arrive at their shelter. Some of these horses have serious issues with their health or have been abused or neglected.... more »

  Dick Israel wrote:

This charity has an impressive record of achievement of specific humanitarian goals. "More bang for the buck!" We found it worth a trial donation in spite of a one-star rating. They report vigorous investigative pursuit of non-human animal abusers. more »

  spider01 wrote:

I have been a volunteer and Foster for TXCR for a year now and by far this is the best rescue I have found to be a part of, TXCR always puts the dogs health and well being before anything else ,if your looking to adopt this is the place to go more »

  Dr. Trent wrote:

Based on both my wife and my research as medical professionals with regards to the reputation of this organization, we have found from our work that they are a genuine honest organization. Their efforts are to support legislative and informational activities... 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 »

  horseandman wrote:

We first learned of Skydog Sanctuary when they were in the process of saving, READ, a mustang in an urgent situation whose very dramatic photo showed a large crevice in his face where his halter had been embedded.Since then, we have assisted Skydog... more »

  mountain4greys wrote:

G2K is nothing more than a sham. They claim to help the greyhounds. Yet, when they close a track, people are left without jobs, and the greyhound adoption groups are left to try and help them. G2K does nothing, and I mean nothing to help these dogs. They... more »

  Arthur Ellis wrote:

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

  sarawhite wrote:

Really beautiful shelter with such caring staff and volunteers. Lots of really wonderful programs to support pets and people. I always enjoy my time here walking the dogs and watching them get adopted. 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 »

  sarahagnes wrote:

You will have trouble believing how creative and powerful this nonprofit is! In 1995 Bart Weetjens was exploring solutions for the global landmine problem. As a rat pet owner, he came across a publication using gerbils as scent detectors. Rats, intelligent,... 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 »

  momifer wrote:

I follow Marley's Mutt's on Facebook. Zach and his team are beyond amazing. They take in, care for, rehabilitate, train, and (if necessary) have the dogs treated medically. Truth be known, most of their animals require medical attention, for many of... more »

  Hofgood wrote:

When I am in Florida, I make it a point to visit this shelter as I am very impressed with the good work that the volunteers perform there to benefit the cats and kittens. Of course it is a no-kill shelter and the animals receive loving care, socialization... 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 »

  Ci D. wrote:

I'm absolutely horrified that Environmental Defense Fund is pushing the "smart meter" roll out. Horrified. Terrified. I have always been a fan and supporter of this organization in the past. I am still struggling to believe how they could support... 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 »

  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 »

  Mindy7 wrote:

I've been a volunteer with OPH for 1 1/2 years and have had my eyes opened so wide to the overpopulation epidemic. I grew up hearing Bob Barker tell everyone to spay and neuter your pets. I thought, ok, that's a good thing, but I truly didn't understand... more »

  Mary Chavez wrote:

Our family dog "Burbujas" was in need of an emergency surgery in order to save her life. We were referred to Actors and Others for Animals by our veterinarian's office. Every one and Actors and Others for Animals were very helpful and kind to our family.... 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 »

  Hartford1 wrote:

I volunteer here on a weekly basis and I absolutely LOVE it, the things this organization does for these horses is so touching and they really do make miracles. The horses that come in are in such terrible shape it makes my heart ache for them. Seeing... more »

  Christine64 wrote:

Wonderful place! We adopted our beautiful cat Simba, several years ago and she is the light of our lives. We were given very helpful advice and the people there were friendly and very excited to see Simba go to a good home. Without Peggy Adams, we would... more »

  cookiecrumbzz wrote:

Rancho Relaxo is the most impressive, dedicated, selfless animal rescue I’ve ever witnessed. Caitlin, Len, and their team stop at NOTHING to save any and every soul in need of saving. Even as their bodies and souls may break, they put themselves last... more »

  dogloverinABQ wrote:

This charity is really good for the dogs! The current president is awesome and wonderful! The problem is the vice president- what a jerk. I feel bad for this organization when he takes over. He is uneducated and rude. He has no idea how hard it really... more »

  Totenzwerg wrote:

Having observed the work of several different organizations that perform similar services, I am truly impressed by the level of activity that SOAR is able to maintain with its limited staff and budget. SOAR now seems to be recognized as the "go-to"... more »

  azbirdwoman wrote:

The Oasis Sanctuary started in my backyard in Phoenix and became the first avian life-care sanctuary in the US to obtain an IRS 501c3. In 1999 we became the first avian sanctuary to become accredited by the American Sanctuary Association and in 2002 were... more »

  Pattie Z. wrote:

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

  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 »

  jenny15 wrote:

At Beauty's Haven Farm and Equine Rescue, the abused, neglected and defeated are restored to health; physically, mentally and emotionally. Upon their arrival they are given a kiss and hug, they are told they are important. A great team of doctors and... more »

  Kayle M. wrote:

I’ve not yet visited Tomten but I do follow closely on FB and donate regularly. I hope to visit next year. I love the work that they do. more »

  rwwulke wrote:

Greyhound Adoption League of Texas, Inc. (GALT) is THE premier greyhound adoption group in the nation. GALT distinguishes itself by never turning away a greyhound in need. This was evidenced in July, 2010, when GALT took in 9 greyhounds found in deplorable... more »

  iknowher wrote:

Lots of monies coming in but not many animals "saved" - stolen yes- but saved? Not really sure. I do know a rabid animal was brought to the States and others on plane had to be killed because of this neglect. Terri Crisp who heads up Baghdad Pups wit... more »

  rotsaver wrote:

D&R Rescue lost its Status due to an oversite by a volunteer who took over the filing of Organization records. As soon as we were notified of the mistake we resolved it. more »

  rfarkle wrote:

At this shelter, each cat taken in receives a commitment for the rest of its life. Before adoption, health needs are identified and taken care of. This includes the usual: spay/neuter, vaccinations, treatment for parasites, testing for FIV/Felv, and... more »

  mobileUser381270 wrote:

This nonprofit has many volunteers working together to create a well organized rescue group. We save labs and lab Mixes by working as a team. The more volunteers that are involved, the more successful we are. We can improve by adding more involved... more »

  B Ko wrote:

Why is Carol Buckley still listed as an employee, when she was ousted awhile ago? In fact, she has sued the sanctuary (http://www.carolbuckley.com/pdf/Lawsuit_Oct2010.pdf). Something seems odd here. more »

  Shasher wrote:

This charity is absolutely amazing. I am the proud dad or 2 poodles. Their temperament ranges from the chillest of chill, to the craziest of crazies. The good thing is both have been in great health and are truly a joy to have. more »

  chrisgarner00 wrote:

I've attended a talk presented about the research they are conducting, and since then kept up on it through their blog. It's incredibly inspiring. I shop in their online store and send them regular donations. I think they are doing amazing work! more »

  Lisa89 wrote:

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

  Tracy Lesperance wrote:

As a former development professional with almost 20 years experience in the nonprofit arena, I am thrilled to now be an avid volunteer at - and donor to - Animal Place. Executive Director, Kim Sturla, and her small but dedicated staff work tirelessly... more »

  ringneckdovefan wrote:

MickaCoo is an amazing organization. But what makes an organization rise above the others is their dedication. MickaCoo's volunteers are the most dedicated volunteers I've ever seen. I've had the privilege to adopt one of their rescued birds, and the... more »

  Amanda55 wrote:

I first contacted the Sanctuary for Senior Dogs when I was volunteering in dog rescue & attempting to match a senior dog in a kill shelter with a rescue. They were unable to take a dog from out of state at that time due to resource constraints but they... more »

  SMSS wrote:

Excellent draft horse rescue run by exceptionally caring and educated horse people. They do not avoid taking in horses with serious problems. Horses are thoroughly evaluated and their medical/health care is supervised by outstanding equine vets, so each... more »

  jamier wrote:

In the 2 ½ years that I have been volunteering at CARE, I have led many tours, cleaned up a lot of tiger poop, and helped with fund-raising and special events. I am now a member of the board and dedicate as much of my free time to working for the cats... more »

  StaceyRigney wrote:

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

  nautical daze wrote:

I started here skeptical of what I was getting in to. Not having much experience with birds I was amazed at how the Palace had them socialized and spent so much time with them. I have since finish my hours for my Bright Futures requirement but I still... more »

  Bhillary wrote:

Every person who cares about the lives and rescues of Elephanrs, this organization is the best that you will ever find. The lives, health, and mental health, of these elephants are the whole reason DSWT exists. I can't say enough good about them, they... 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 »

  kcarter1965 wrote:

Only experience is thru her fb..but how she treats these animals, shares the ups and downs is amazing..she and her husband care deeply for all of them, from the ducks to the cows the horses, donkeys, goats and Simon and Patrick������������ more »

  Tami H. wrote:

This is the cleanest cat shelter I have ever been in. At Cozy Cat Cottage the needs of the cats always come first. In addition to helping stray and abandoned cats, this group helps citizens with trap, neuter, release projects, donations of food and... more »

  ecargell wrote:

As a volunteer for Frankie and Andy's Place, I've seen first-hand the transformation that takes place in our senior dogs and the humans with whom they come in contact. It's nothing short of a gift from God. The dog residents were lost, forgotten or... more »

  rescue mom wrote:

I volunteered at Mill Dog for over a year. At the time they hadn't been in their current building long, so many of the problems I saw immediately I figured would improve once they settled in and got procedures in place. Well, nothing changed in the year... more »

  debank wrote:

If I could give this organization a hundred star rating that would not express the work they do for all the helpless, neglected animals they help each day. The dedication, compassion, continuous drive they have to ensure every animal has a chance... more »

  cynthia20 wrote:

I live in Kingman, AZ - approximately 30 miles from the Keepers of the Wild sanctuary. My husband and I visited this exotic animal sanctuary several times - taking out family members when they came to visit. I noticed how all the animals were well cared... more »

  sundowner-chef wrote:

Helping Hearts Equine Rescue (HHER) is doing a great job rescuing and placing horses.In my experience, not all rescues are created equal,so I wanted to see this facility and meet the management.HHER takes in abandoned and neglected horses and also rescues... more »

  jsbusiek wrote:

I love this animal rescue and all that they do for the dogs down in the south who are abandoned, abused or neglected. Every year they save hundreds of dogs from a life of abuse or from being put to sleep in the overcrowded shelters. These dogs get a second... more »

  Adam R. wrote:

I came across Lucky Dog Animal Rescue at an adoption event while shopping for dog food at our local Pet Smart. It was inspiring to talk with the volunteers, adoption coordinators, and dog "foster" parents at the event. My life has not been the same since.... more »

  jill8 wrote:

The Cat Network, Inc. (CN) is a 501(c)3, Florida not-for-profit corporation dedicated to humanely reducing cat overpopulation by educating the public about the need to sterilize their pets and strays; providing access to low-cost spay/neuter services... more »

  Francia wrote:

Nikita was a feral dog that was wondering the streets of Tampa for months. She came to Husky Haven of Florida where she was fully vetted. She was terrified of people and would not let you touch her, she was fast and would run away if you tried to get... more »

  Amy_93 wrote:

I can't say enough about the wonderful work that Chrissy Beckles and her team do for the abused and abandoned dogs of Puerto Rico. The Sato Project was selected as our sponsored charity for our annual conference in Puerto Rico. In order to be the charity... more »

  Lee Balek wrote:

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

  F.R.I.E.N.D.S. wrote:

The organization has gone a long way to help not only horses diagnosed with EIA in the state of Florida but it provides a sanctuary for all other horses in need in Broward County. The rescue facility has been in existence since 1987 providing a place... more »

  orgreview wrote:

This organization has a great cause it is working towards, but does not execute it correctly. Their veterinarian is rough with the animals and does not provide them with suitable medical care, and for an organization which focuses on medical cases in... more »

  barrmulio wrote:

Over the years I have had 3 rescues from Lost Paws - they mainly deal with small dogs and a variety of cats and at the time were around every other Saturday at the PetSmart in Irving/Las Colinas. Yvette and the team are wonderful...every time I came... 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 »

  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 »

  All-Dogs-Are-Puppies wrote:

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

  mgerig75 wrote:

Lost your home pet rescue has helped me out twice!!! 1st time was a few years ago. My neighbor across the street from me moved out and left their dog there. He had dug under the fence to get out. he was all skin and bones. I contacted the group and they... more »

  sojourn wrote:

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

  barnkitty wrote:

S.A.F.E does a good job of providing transitional care for horses in need; provides good vet & farrier care, training and screening of potential adoptors. They seem to have be transparent about accounting for donated funds. more »

  rkostanecki wrote:

NBS Animal Rescue worked with us to help us find the perfect dog for our home. They wanted it to be the right fit and never pushed anything on us. They provided all the assistance and documentation we needed in our transition. They worked with our schedule... more »

  Kamira G. wrote:

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

  SDF fan wrote:

I wanted to find a non-profit organization I could donate to after the tragedy of 9/11. National Disaster Search Dog Foundation, Inc. was a perfect choice for me because I love the fact this organization is a double blessing in that first the dog is... more »

  mreedoak wrote:

Mickaboo has a new name Mickaboo Companion Bird Rescue and is a great organization. Mickaboo takes in sick and injured birds from almost anywhere in Northern California and helpsturn them into healthy wonderful companions for bird lovers. more »

  michael39 wrote:

This Outstanding organization is my personal charity of choice and I support many. We have had the privilege to puppy raise and/or foster 18 dogs over the past 6 years. We also have helped out at graduation--always an emotional moving experience seeing... 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 »

  andreadogcare@gmail.com wrote:

I can't tell you how impressed I am with the founders of this organization. There are a lot of "support groups" out there, there are dog play dates, there are trainers, there are rescues - I had my pick at organizations to volunteer my time to, and this... more »

  Nancy118 wrote:

I am a volunteer and a client of Alley Cats and Angels. Adopted 2 great cats from them and was so impressed with the cats and the volunteers decided to participate. more »

  Michelle M. wrote:

I helped this rescue by giving donations for them to purchases “Tulip” from the kill pen at Camelot Auctions. I also talked some friends and family into donating as well. What I love the most about this rescue is the constant updates on how “Tulip”... more »

  Mary379 wrote:

I've seen horses come to GHF in the worst possible condition and I've seen what miracles Erika Gilbert does for them. This is an awesome rescue and Erika is an awesome person who puts the horses first b more »

  PitVoice wrote:

People were trying to get someone to look at this group for a long time but they would bully and threaten people into silence. Now what was going on has been called out by the attorney general of Washington and the truth is finally out. You can read more... more »

  sunshine wrote:

Kim works very hard to save many (600 yr) dogs from kill shelters and pounds, she keeps them all in comfort while spaying and neutering 100% before adoption. These dogs are loved and well cared for they are happy and content. Kim works for no wages,... more »

  Savinglives wrote:

Arizona's oldest and largest no-kill shelter for dogs and cats. Animals are rescued from the county facility and the humane society - most are scheduled to be euthanized. AAWL/SPCA provides full medical evaluation and treatment, behavior evaluation... more »

  Concerned Community Member wrote:

This is an absolutely amazing group. They are saving dogs from the illegal meat trade. Some of these dogs were once peoples pets and have been stolen and are smuggled into and awful death trade. Please get involved, spread the word, donate, adopt. They... more »

  Cindy130 wrote:

I love their work and dedication to all of the little babies that are in dire need of love and help. 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 »

  Doris S. wrote:

I first learned of Oak Hill Animal Rescue Inc when I saw a news article about three paralyzed dogs they had helped get fitted for, and receive "carts"(doggie wheelchairs) so they could lead happy, productive lives. A short time later I saw another article... more »

  allie-phillips wrote:

King Street Cats is a unique free-roaming and no-kill cat orphanage. The cats are kittens are happy and ready for their new homes, and the volunteers are very educated and helpful during the pre and post-adoption process. This is a wonderful organization. more »

  spanks22 wrote:

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

  kvmitchell wrote:

My husband and I were recently excited to find a quality sanctuary for exotic birds (parrots) close to our home. We had been looking for a place to place our parrots when our health no longer allows us to properly care for them. Many pet parrots live... more »

  William P. Rubin wrote:

Grey2K does nothing to help greyhounds. They exist only to shut down tracks, leaving hundreds of greyhounds without homes- endangering their lives. They do nothing to find homes for all these greyhounds, leaving the work to rescue groups across the country. They... 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 »

  gaited07 wrote:

L.E.A.N. is a special group of people who are dedicated to the welfare of our equine friends. Lean goes above and beyond to make sure horse and new owners are well matched for a FOREVER commitment of friendship. L.E.A.N continues with special training... more »

  John N C. wrote:

My husband and I take 4 out of 5 of our fur babies to the wellness clinics, and the staff and volunteers are absolutely helpful, knowledgeable and take great care of our babies. One time, one of our big girls got loose, and Chelsea dropped everything... 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 »

  rochellej wrote:

After visiting and touring the property, I have seen how this rescue has helped, loved and cared for all the animals there. These people are wonderful, knowledgable and care. It was a great experience. Every horse was friendly, healthy and on their way... more »

  BmoreEvents wrote:

Many thanks for the following: Great staff, awesome events, useful services, unique volunteer opportunities, fun educational components, and being a no-kill shelter with high standards of operation! more »

  E F. wrote:

OBG is the best! I adopted in October 2011 and have been serving as a volunteer ever since, helping with adoption shows, temporary fostering, adoption applications, and events. I even knitted hats for OBG to auction off this winter to raise funds for... more »

  Writer wrote:

Fantastic Rescue.. always go above and beyond to save as many animals in need as they can.. they go into the most dangerous areas at all hours of the day and night if it means saving a life with no regard for their own safety! more »

  mcsargewife wrote:

I am a boarder for DOD. I boarded my first dog a few months back and it was a great experience! I was able to help a fellow service member family as well as give my dog a playmate for a few months. Looking forward to boarding my next dog soon! more »

  Karen145 wrote:

Animal-Kind International sends 100% of all donations received to their partner organizations. All the money raised goes directly to helping animals in the countries and by the organizations that need it most, and also by the organizations that really... more »

  mntnmann23 wrote:

This charitable organization fulfills it's "purpose" with a high level of clarity and efficiency. I feel very good about contributing to this worthy cause. more »

  Staci Z. wrote:

I have been a volunteer at Sale ranch for a little over 6 months and absolutely love it. The animals are treated like royalty as they should be especially after what some of them have been through. Jen is so loving and caring of these babies, she makes... more »

  Renee V. W. wrote:

My family had found a few dogs through this rescue that we potentially would be interested in, so we drove an hour and attended an adoption event. The dogs that we had put in applications online for were gone, so apparently we would get 1st pick at the... more »

  JacqueT wrote:

I was brought a kitten who's eyes had ruptured. I was told by our vet the only thing that could be done was remove her eyes. I spoke to the wonderful people at 4Paws and they paid for us to go to a vet who is a specialist in eyes. Today Paddy can... more »

  pratima wrote:

I am working with PAWS from last 10 years, Mr. Nilesh Bhanage is founder of PAWS who earlier himself come into streets and give treatment to animals. as work and calls increase he made Hospital in Murbad for them. With so many efforts and large hard work... more »

  Donna M. wrote:

Minis and Friends presents the true meaning of bringing joy to all. As a volunteer and a mini owner of this non-profit organization I have seen and experienced remarkable things happen to children and adults. These little horses and donkeys can make... 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 »

  MaureenWilliams wrote:

AWLMC is an all volunteer nonprofit that runs a no kill almost cage free cat adoption shelter and a low cost spay neuter certificate program for cats and dogs. It also has a monthly pet food bank to help pet owners under hard economic times provide food... more »

  Shay1137 wrote:

Kibblez of love was founded with a strong passion and love for all animals! Given that we started small in the hope that we could save a handful of animals from going to the already overcrowded shelters and grew to be able to help over 350 animals and... more »

  Shawn_Reed wrote:

As a professional dog trainer I highly recommend this rescue. Having helped train and rehabilitate some of the founders' dogs, I was always impressed with their work ethic and accountability for their own dog's behavior. Not only are they dog lovers but... 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 »

  Samantha21 wrote:

SHI has been the root of hundreds of equine recovery stories. They are a 'barnyard' name and do an AMAZING service. Debbie dedicated her life to this, and I can not think of a better cause. more »

  symin wrote:

We recently discovered a family of cats living in our backyard - a Mom and her kittens plus the Dad and we didn't know what to do. After calling a bunch of numbers in the Pet Press, we got a call back from Heaven on Earth. The lady asked us a few questions... 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 »

  molly8 wrote:

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

  Judy H. wrote:

I have been volunteering with the Humane Society of McCormick County for 9 years. I have participated in a variety of activities but the most enjoyable moments are when I am hands on with the dogs and cats. I like to help at our adoption events whenever... more »

  Inharmony W. wrote:

I found In harmony With Nature, while looking for my future dog. i wanted to rescue one from a shelter, and wound up staying week after week to volunteer. I loved all the animals I met while volunteering, and now I can't go more than a few days without... 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 »

  Theresa17 wrote:

I first discovered PRM when I was looking for a way to bring home 2 kittens that my husband found and wanted to save in Afghanistan. Anna was the first person to respond to many inquiries I submitted to numerous foundations/ groups. She immediately agreed... more »

  dillybeau wrote:

Your Dog's Friend is a unique resource for dog owners. The organization offers extremely practical workshops that address issues that often cause dogs to be surrendered by owners who are at their wit's end. As a volunteer and client of this organization,... more »

  Sandi Capra wrote:

My husband is a Captain in the US Navy Reserves and has served 8 tours post 9/11 including 3 tours in Iraq, GITMO & Africa. He received a purple heart for the injuries he suffered in an IED explosion in Iraq. His service dog, Rocco has helped by husband... more »

  Abbeylove wrote:

I adopted my Golden Retriever Jack from the DVGRR a little over 5 years ago. He has been a wonderful addition to our family. The DVGRR's adoption process was a smooth and positive experience. So much so that I've become a volunteer for this great organization!... 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 »

  dawn2 wrote:

This is an awesome group of volunteers! They work around the clock to provide care for equines that are abandoned, neglected, abused, starved or just pushed to the side because they no longer seem to have a purpose! HFH rehabilitates these equines while... more »

  rpsmsue wrote:

Volunteering for a 100% non profit organization that rehibilitaes not only unwanted, death row dogs, and prisoners that train them and enable the dogs to be adopted is one of the most rewarding things I have ever done in my life! This program does... more »

  lorrin wrote:

I've volunteered at Serenity for almost 2 years now - mucking out stalls, picking paddocks, grooming & socializing horses, riding when we have time. I also do new volunteer orientation, fundraising and outreach. Serenity is a young rescue, only 3 years... more »

  Sabine S. wrote:

Happy Wings Sanctuary is a safe haven for all those unwanted feathered companions, of which sadly there are too many. It is run by a true bird whisperer called Tanya Chesnell. No matter how traumatised the bird, Tanya soon finds that hidden door to its... more »

  cocopuffs wrote:

We can not express how much we LOVE our little Sophie, a schnauzer mix, we adopted in February 2011. At the time we were new to being "dog" parents and the kind folks at Richardson Rescue were very helpful. They allowed us time to play and visit with... more »

  barbagil wrote:

I used to donate to this charity to help unfortunate animals find new homes. After I checked their rating on this site, I was very disappointed to find a rating of 2 stars. I will no longer donate until they improve their score with Charity Navigator.... 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 »

  Tina I. wrote:

I am a current foster for Hairy Houdini. The care given to the dogs in incredible, and the knowledge within the group is outstanding. more »

  stanton1 wrote:

They are AMAZING! They do SOOOO much, with so little!! more »

  smalldogrescueorg wrote:

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

  Tammy65 wrote:

The mission at All About Equine is to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome the horses it takes into its care. In the 2 years I have volunteered at AAE I have seen horses recover mentally and physically from unspeakable neglect and abuse. I have seen more than... more »

  Marcy M. wrote:

I volunteer and foster for this rescue and let me tell you, I had to go through a few rescues to find the special one that is truly out there 110% for the dogs and absolutely nothing else. Dogs Unlimited Rescue will spare no expense or time to heal... more »

  jklimek wrote:

My 11 year old grandaughter has had many pets, including cats, dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, turtles, frogs, hamsters, and a snake. When she announced that she had decided to own a chinchilla, I had never seen one, and only thought about making coats from... more »

  Isa AndBear F. wrote:

Deaf Dogs Rocks is an outstanding rescue that goes above and beyond to help rescue, rehab, and re home unwanted, neglected deaf dogs all over the country. They also help educate the public on how wonderful deaf dogs are. They provide valuable information... more »

  Sharon181 wrote:

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

  JuneC wrote:

In the past two years I have had the true pleasure of adopting three pets from Second Chance Animal Shelter- one young cat, one older cat and one puppy. These people genuinely CARE about the animals they take in/find homes for. The animals are healthy,... more »

  Aussie Love wrote:

I actually found Speak! for the Unspoken in August 2016 by accident. I was on Petfinder.com looking for an Australian Shepherd to adopt. I came across the most wonderful little puppy that was called a Double Merle Australian Shepherd and due to irresponsible... more »

  Joanne wrote:

Extremists who are taking people's money to further their own agenda and their pockets. They are trying to take animals out of our lives. 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 »

  Lesli H. wrote:

My first volunteer position with World Vets was in 2009, I traveled to Granada, Nicaragua, with a broken arm. I did the BEST but was also disappointed with myself. Needless to say, I was not able to help with the animals in Granada as I had hoped to.... more »

  Lynne10 wrote:

Working with the donkeys and horses has been so rewarding. Being around the equines and other volunteers has been fun and enlightening. I love my time with them and they in turn show us affection and invite us into their "herd" as their caretakers.... more »

  save the animals wrote:

KRIS KELLY OF THE KRIS KELLY FOUNDATION IS A FRAUD AND ANIMAL MURDER: When you make a donation to Kris Kelly of The Kris Kelly Foundation you are supporting the KILLING of animals and Kris Kelly's luxury life style that she has because she lives... more »

  wendy wrote:

Swan Center is a sanctuary for horses and people. It is situated on a beautiful ranch under the shadow of the Gore mountain range. The rescued horses are an inspiration and it is a privilege to work with them. The best thing about the ranch is that... more »

  Willa O. wrote:

We adopted a pup from Celine in January 2021. Love this pup. We lived out of the area and we worked together to be able to adopt. Then in May of 2021 we adopted the brother from Celine. We couldn’t ask for a better rescue to work with. I would definitely... more »

  Neil D. wrote:

I am a volunteer that works on the PAWS website as well as assist with other web related tasks. I am proud to have done a small part to assist with community awareness, make contacts that lead to dog and cat adoptions, and promote fundraising efforts.... more »

  Aldaalicia wrote:

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

  WolfMom wrote: