Since its inception in December 2014, Tails of Valor®, a 501(c) 3 organization, has been providing a recovery-oriented canine assisted service programs for Veterans, Law Enforcement and Emergency Personnel diagnosed with PTSI (post-traumatic stress injury) or TBI (traumatic brain injury). The program helps by bringing awareness to the behaviors, fears, and attitudes that our...

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...

We are a 501 C3 non-profit since 2015, primarily volunteer based animal rescue in Rolla, ND. We do not have an actual shelter, we operate out of the garage of TMAR’s founder and shelter manager, Keith Benning, a Deputy Sheriff and Municipal Judge in the county. We service a 2000...

Kabul Small Animal Rescue is a veterinary clinic and animal shelter in Afghanistan working to help animals in need. KSAR provides routine care for owned animals as well as medical care and shelter to injured and orphaned street animals. We also find loving homes for homeless pets by providing adoption...

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...

The Asher House is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing rescue, rehabilitation, and forever homes for animals in need. The organization is committed to promoting animal welfare through hands on rescue efforts, public education and community outreach.

SMART -SAVING MISSING ANIMALSRESPONSE TEAM OF FLAGLER COUNTY'SMART', has been in operation since September of 2022 to provide a voice for the voiceless of Flagler County, animals that do not have homes or need veterinarian attention. We have done this work in the County volunteering for over 10 years prior...

BHR has saved and rehomed over 10,000 equines to date and currently care for 62 horses at varying stages of rehabilitation and healing which will be adopted to new homes. However, 28 of those are forever sanctuary residents who cannot be adopted due to being senior or have ongoing health...