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...

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...

Mission K9 Rescue is based in Houston, Texas. We are a recognized 501(c)3 Charitable Organization by the IRS, founded in 2013.We provide assistance and support for Working Dogs worldwide. Our organization’s purpose for existence is to serve retiring and retired Military Working Dogs, Contract Working Dogs, and other Dogs who...

See Me Home Senior Dog Sanctuary is a home-based organization that exists to provide a safe and loving environment for senior dogs. At the most fragile point in their lives, dogs have found their way to use through shelters, the death of an owner, loss of their home, and various...

Robbins Rescue Ranch is a 100% volunteer-based, nonprofit animal rescue and sanctuary. We rescue, foster, rehabilitate, and collaborate with partner rescues across the U.S. to ensure adoption into carefully selected forever homes. We predominately take dogs that are overlooked due to condition, breed, and/or characteristics that make them unfavorable adoptive...

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

Cito’s Rescue provides horses with a safe and nurturing environment to heal physically, mentally and emotionally from abandonment, neglect and abuse. We use natural horsemanship to instill, or restore, dignity and confidence. When ready for adoption, we match for the most successful partnership.

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...