Animals (Domestic) Charities

Rocking R Ranch and Rescue is a nonprofit focused on providing care for equine in need. Our focus is often on major medical rehabilitation and we are currently home to nearly 200 horses at 3 locations in Mississippi. 95 percent of our horses will never be adopted due to medical...

Saving Huey Foundation specializes in the rescue and rehabilitation of abused animals. We also run a "Read to the Shelter Animals" reading program at multiple local shelters.

We are a sanctuary for feral/under socialized cats. We accept them in from expert trappers, animal controls, and other rescues. We attempt to rehabilitate them and hope to one day adopt them out to a forever family.

We know we can’t save them all, but we can save a few. Over the past 6 years we have rehabbed some cases that would make your skin crawl. We don’t give up and don’t quit fighting as long as there’s a chance. Check out some of our stories on...

Project Fire Buddies is a nonprofit organization where firefighters bring joy, support, and hope to children battling critical illnesses. By building personal connections, delivering thoughtful gifts, and creating unforgettable experiences, we focus on bringing more “good days” to families during their toughest times, ensuring every child feels like a hero...

Solid Rock Community School, is a non-profit 501c3 located in Tarpon Springs, FL. SRCS offers a strong sense of acceptance and community by embracing diversity of background, culture, faith, personalities, and thought. Students learn the importance of compassion, love, kindness, respect for themselves, respect for each other, and respect for nature...

At Stacy Hope Rescue, our mission is to provide shelter and support to the homeless dogs and a loving family for the euthanasia listed in high kill shelters. We believe that every pet, no matter the age or breed deserves a safe and comfortable place to call home, and we...

Our MissionOur mission is to improve the living conditions for feral or abandoned community cats and dogs, provide foster services, low cost spay/neuter vouchers, and provide TNR service including educational materials regarding the TNR process. We are partnering with the community and local businesses to provide a safe and healthy environment...

Austin Animal Center takes in approximately 18,000 animals per year. If you’ve adopted, fostered, found, lost, or even said “Hello!” to an Austin pet, it’s likely gone through the doors of AAC. Because AAC has a fixed budget, resources are dedicated to orthopedic surgeries, emergency medical treatment, and dog behavior...

We rescue animals lost or have been dumped. All our pups brought in have required medical, including major surgeries.We also assist the people of the Navajo Nation with food and supplies they need

Our organization is committed to keeping pets safe, happy and healthy while they wait to be placed in a forever home.