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Pets for Patriots' mission is to consistently give the gifts of fidelity, joy and companionship to both pet and person. Our mission is a call to duty to: Facilitate hard-to-place shelter animal adoptions by military personnel, working with our network of member shelters, veterinarians and other pet care providers Improve the well-being of service personnel through companion pet adoption, a humane way of easing the stresses of military transitions as service members return from deployment, re-enter civilian life or retire Foster education and awareness of the causes, conditions and numbers of animals relinquished to shelters each year in the United States, enjoining individuals around the country to our cause Educating the military community and the public about the numerous benefits of adult shelter pet adoption

BINA Farm Center (BFC) brings together individuals with and without special needs by offering a variety of inclusive enrichment programs that help them to both thrive personally and make their best contribution towards the communities in which they live. BFC provides a comprehensive therapeutic and recreational environment utilizing Equine-Assisted Activities and Therapies, Vocational Training Programs and Creative and Complementary Therapies for children and adults with physical, developmental and emotional challenges.

4 LUV OF DOG RESCUE IS A 100% VOLUNTEER RUN, NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO RESCUING AND REHOMING HOMELESS DOGS.

ANIMAL RESCUE LEAGUE OF EL PASO IS A "NO-KILL" ANIMAL SHELTER. WE SERVE ABANDONED, INJURED & ABUSED COMPANION ANIMALS BY PROVIDING MEDICAL CARE AND LOCATING LIFELONG HOMES

To build and strengthen pet families.HSH builds pet families through the shelter and adoption of homeless pets in need. HSH strengthens pet families through our lifesaving programs.

The Pongo Fund works to prevent animal hunger and keep pets with their families by providing emergency pet food, veterinary-care referrals, and mobile/emergency services. Its volunteer-driven pet food bank and related programs focus on keeping animals safe, healthy, and out of shelters when families are facing hardship.

The Animal Welfare League of Alexandria is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization. The League is an animal sheltering and welfare organization focused on community responsiveness, professional animal care, dynamic education, compatible adoptions and a philosophy of compassion in all we do.

Carolina Coonhound Rescue is an all‑volunteer 501(c)(3) that rescues mistreated or abandoned hounds in and around Charleston, SC; it provides medical care, training, and foster placement until dogs are adopted into permanent homes, and relies on foster families and donations to carry out that work.

Pack Leaders Rescue of CT rescues dogs and cats (both locally and from southern U.S. shelters), providing transport, medical care, behavioral rehabilitation/training, and adoption placement. They operate a transport service, behavioral training program, and rescue/adoption program and maintain adopter relationships to support lasting placements.

We are an all-volunteer, foster-home based non-profit organization dedicated to providing quality and loving care for homeless pets in South Florida. Our goal is to get these pets healthy and adopted and since 2011 we have placed more than 5,000 pets in new, happy homes through adoption and transport.

Saving lives: providing hope, help and homes to animals in need. RAL provides homeless animals with temporary housing, medical treatment, sterilization, and quality care until they are adopted into permanent, loving homes. RAL also provides low-cost spay and neuter services to pet owners without geographical restrictions.

About Us An impromptu group of concerned citizens met in December of ’06 to discuss the deteriorating condition of the Town of Groton Animal Control Facility and how they could improve things. A follow-up meeting was held in January of ’07 and the participants decided to form a non-profit organization whose goals would be to: • Inform Groton citizens of the need for a new facility • Get a referendum on the November ’07 ballot for bond moneys for a new structure • Provide continuing additional financial and physical support to the animal facility when needed. The organization was named the Groton Animal Foundation Inc.(GAF). GAF became incorporated in March of ’07 and in June of the same year, received its 501 (c) (3) tax exempt status. After a great deal of publicity by GAF to inform the public, Town Council and Town Representatives and in addition, a pledge from GAF to try and raise $200,000 toward the building of a new facility, a bond was placed on the ballot for $1.7 million dollars to build a new facility. The citizens of the Town of Groton approved the bond and the beautiful new facility is now in operation.