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There are 18 species of turtles in New York. 12 are endangered or threatened. We work 365 days a year to protect our native turtles. We get no government funding. We rescue rehab and release over 300 previously injured and distressed turtles per year since 2012 and are open 24/7....
APCH rescues, re-nests, rehabilitates, and releases injured, orphaned or sick wild birds with the goal of returning them to freedom.
Wildland Firefighter Foundation’s main focus is to help families of firefighters killed in the line of duty and to assist injured firefighters and their families. We honor and acknowledge past,...
The Panhandle Animal Welfare Society was first incorporated in 1976. We have played a key role in the field of animal care and control in Northwest Florida for decades with dedication. Our first facility was a small building in Valparaiso, Florida. In 1986, the shelter was renamed the Panhandle Animal...
Immediate Covid_19 crises relief for Thailand's starving elephants; as well as, elephant conservation and to work in collaboration with elephant owners and their local communities in finding a more harmonious and peaceful coexistence with the gentle giants and enabling the mahouts (caretakers) to earn a decent living to support their...
We are a non profit 501c3 charity That rescues dumped, abandoned and discarded domesticated bunnies that people have decided to let loose in the wild, in city streets and city parks. Most are sick, malnourished and are covered in parasites internally and externally. We provide them with exotic vet care to nurse...
We believe that all food-producing animals should be raised in a humane and healthy manner, and that everyone should have access to safe and humanely produced food. Since 1982, FACT has been leading the charge to make that vision a reality We accomplish this vision by supporting humane farmers, promoting...
We help animal in distress, empower young aspiring artist , help the homeless and need and help make our communities better
The Society of St. Andrew coordinates a nationwide network of partnerships to ensure that good food is rescued and distributed where it's needed most.
