Building Humanity’s mission is to provide varying forms of assistance to communities in need by providing safe places for living and learning, to help break the cycle of poverty around the world. Assistance may come in the form of building projects, volunteers, supplies, monetary assistance, or any other form of...

We are committed to helping abandoned, neglected, and abused pets; finding loving homes; and educating the public about responsible pet ownership with a strong emphasis on spaying and neutering. All of our pets are pulled from overcrowded shelters and animal control facilities, who, due to lack of space and overwhelming...

The Military Working Dog Team Support Association, Inc. is a nationwide all volunteer nationwide nonprofit dedicated to serving our military working dog teams through a variety of avenues. We send quarterly care packages to deployed MWD teams, support stateside teams with kennel visits, send care packages to our retired MWDs...

Wellington Rescue Shelter is a 501(c)3 tax-exempt nonprofit organization dedicated to rescuing, protecting, providing, and advocating for the abandoned, homeless, and abused dogs in our community and surrounding areas.

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.

We are a 501c3 non-profit charity dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming purebred German Shepherd dogs when they have no one else to turn to. The number of purebred shepherds in shelters is shocking, and our volunteers work tirelessly to create fresh new starts for forgotten dogs. Each year, we...

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...

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...