Animals

Animals

There have been many positive developments in recent years related to the treatment and conservation of animals around the world. According to the World Wildlife Fund, conservation efforts have led to...

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There have been many positive developments in recent years related to the treatment and conservation of animals around the world. According to the World Wildlife Fund, conservation efforts have led to an increase in the populations of many threatened species, including pandas, tigers, and gorillas. In addition, many countries have taken steps to improve animal welfare, including through legislation and policy reforms aimed at protecting animals from cruelty and abuse. There has also been growing recognition of the importance of animal rights and the need to reduce the impact of human activities on animal habitats and ecosystems. Many individuals and organizations are working to promote more sustainable and humane practices in agriculture, wildlife management, and other areas that affect animals. While there is still much work to be done to address the many challenges facing animals worldwide, these positive developments demonstrate the potential for continued progress in promoting the well-being and conservation of animals.

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NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARY FOUNDATION

NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARY FOUNDATION

The Foundation is a leading voice for U.S. protected waters, working with communities to conserve and expand those special places for a healthy ocean, coasts, and Great Lakes. Working together, we safeguard species and the places they call home, and preserve America’s maritime history.

SILVER SPRING, Maryland
Bengal Rescue

Bengal Rescue

Our Mission at Bengal Rescue is to rescue Bengal cats and other hybrid cats. Hybrid cats also include Savannah cats, Toyger cats, and Chausie cats. We are members of a very large community of Bengal Cat enthusiasts. This includes other Rescue Organizations, Adopters, Fosters, Behavioral Experts, Medical Experts, and yes – even Breeders. It’s also a goal of Bengal Rescue to build a large social media presence so that we can find cats in need, and find them wonderful forever homes. This is how we find cats in need of rescue and identify potential adopters. It is also a great way for us to educate Bengal cat owners about their behavioral and medical challenges. You can follow us on Facebook and Instagram. With the support of these individuals, we have developed a nationwide foster network. We work with individuals who rescue, transport, foster, and care for these cats who are in a transitionary state. At times, we help current Bengal owners place their cats in new homes. In other cases, we rescue cats from Shelters and place them into Foster care while we search for their forever home. It takes so many resources and individuals to saves the lives of these cats. We couldn’t do this without each individual’s participation and support. We ensure that all of the cats in our program are seen by a Veterinarian and receive Medical assessment and treatment. In the case of Owner Surrender we ask the Owner to cover veterinary expenses before taking him / her into our program. When we rescue cats from Shelters, we ensure that the cat receives whatever care is deemed necessary by the Veterinarian. In the end, we are as firmly dedicated to the cats in our program, as we are to our very own feline family members.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah
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Dolphin Research Center, Inc.

Through education, research and rescue, Dolphin Research Center promotes peaceful coexistence, cooperation and communication between marine mammals, humans and the environment we share with the well being of DRC's animals taking precedence.

GRASSY KEY, Florida
Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center

Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center

Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that is devoted to the rehabilitation and release of orphaned, injured and sick wildlife. We are the largest wildlife rehabilitation center treating mammals, birds, and waterfowl on the Front Range. We treat thousands of animals annually with nearly 70% of them being orphans. Over 200 different species have come through our doors since we were founded in 1982. We also provide outreach programs for audiences of all ages regarding rehabilitation, humane solutions to human-wildlife conflicts, and how you can help Colorado’s wildlife.

Boulder, Colorado
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A VETERAN'S BEST FRIEND

A Veteran’s Best Friend is a Christian nonprofit that provides and trains service dogs for Veterans with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), at no cost to the Veteran. We serve Veterans from any service, and who are of any or no faith. Our dogs are adopted from local shelters, rescue organizations, and donors. Thank you for your service!

Cabot, Arkansas
Green Pets America Charities: Operating as AHIMSA HUMANE SOCIETY

Green Pets America Charities: Operating as AHIMSA HUMANE SOCIETY

Our Mission is creating a world, that has the highest respect for all living things. Practicing nonviolence towards animals, the planet, and humanity. We build alliances and support like-minded nonprofits that work each day to build a world of peace and nonviolence towards humanity, animals, and our planet. We practice the AHIMSA 7 Right Actions for living life fully at the edge with the highest reverence for all living things and the avoidance of violence toward all life. 1 MINDFULNESS: Daily mindfulness, yoga, or prayer on nonviolence and peace. 3. INTENTIONAL LIVING. Living an intentional and creative life of love and nonviolence towards humanity, animals, and the Planet. 4. FOOD. Do not follow the crowd. Eat vegetarian, vegan, or plant-based eating. 5. ECOLOGY/ NATURE. Take bold actions towards the end of violence to all animals of factory farming and factory agriculture. 6. COMPANION ANIMALS. Go to the end. Jump and create wings on the way down. Upset the norm to end the violence and euthanizations of shelter animals. 7. BE A LEADER. Do not be a follower. You’ve been given a mile. Don’t take only an inch. At AHIMSA we believe there are two ways each of us must choose to view today's humanity. Hopeful or Fearful. We see Hopeful. We see people who are manifesting a bridge to a new world. People who are bridging today’s interregnum. Creating each day, a world of peace and nonviolence towards humanity, animals, and our planet. To that end, we work to live an Ahimsa way of life. See what that means. You can too. Join us and others at www.AhimsaHumaneSociety.org

Woodstock, Georgia
WARRIOR DOG FOUNDATION

WARRIOR DOG FOUNDATION

The Warrior Dog Foundation transitions our country’s working K9s from an operational environment into retirement. Providing mental and physical rehabilitation, and rehoming options to Military Working Dogs (MWD), Contract Working Dogs (CWD) and Law Enforcement K9s that otherwise would be euthanized.

Dallas, Texas
Simal Shelter

Simal Shelter

Our mission help to homeless animals

Baku, Abseron
Oceanic Preservation Society

Oceanic Preservation Society

We expose complex, global environmental issues, inspire movements, and promote advocacy using film, photography, social media, and collaboration.

Greenbrae, California
PWI Foundation

PWI Foundation

The PWI Foundation’s Mission is to raise financial and material support, advance public awareness, and develop collaborative solutions to help address the most significant humanitarian and educational challenges in the United States and World.

St Charles, Illinois

Pacific Marine Life Foundation

To support vital marine research, education and conservation, in the Pacific Island Region, that protects and preserves our oceans and ocean inhabitants.

Honolulu, Hawaii
From The Ashes Horse Rescue and Rehabilitation

From The Ashes Horse Rescue and Rehabilitation

At From the Ashes Horse Rescue and Rehabilitation, we provide a safe haven for neglected, abused, slaughter-bound, and surrendered horses in East Tennessee and beyond. Our mission is to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome each horse while equipping them with the skills, care, and support to thrive for a lifetime. Through education, advocacy, and community outreach, we work to prevent neglect and overbreeding, ensuring that the horses we save never need rescuing again.

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