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Canine Partners of the Rockies' mission is to positively impact the lives of Colorado residents with disabilities by placing highly skilled service dogs with individuals who have mobility limiting conditions and facility dogs with professionals who provide therapeutic services to people with disabilities. CaPR also is dedicated to educating the public about the role assistance dogs play in the lives of people with disabilities.

Our goal is to create a safe-haven for horses that have few options remaining, thereby ensuring them a better quality of life. At Horses of Tir Na Nog, we help build connections between people and horses in the San Diego community, increasing awareness about responsible horse ownership and care through education.

Bichon Rescue of Orange County California is a non-profit organization dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of neglected, abused, or otherwise homeless Bichon Frises, especially seniors, bichon mixes and other small non-shedding breeds, placing these rescues into permanent, stable, and caring forever homes. We believe in the value of our senior citizens as adopters as well as fosters and are committed to their advocacy and support through our “Seniors for Seniors” focus. We believe in promoting awareness of the need to spay and neuter pets, and of the importance of proper medical, dental and nutritional care. We believe in cultivating a volunteer spirit in our youth and educating them about the importance of pet advocacy.

Beagle Rescue of Southern Maryland, Inc., or Beagle MarylandTM, is a nonprofit organization founded in April 2001 and dedicated to saving beagles and placing them in loving homes. Our beagles come in as strays, from shelters, and as owner surrenders. Some come into rescue needing only current vaccinations, regular meals, and love; others may need extensive vetting, nutritional support, or even lifesaving surgery before they are ready to be offered for adoption. We do all we can to help every beagle in need who crosses our path.

At CCR, we rescue dogs from neglect and abuse and strive to place them with dedicated, responsible owners that will provide a stable and lasting home. We have experienced the reward of loyalty and companionship from adopting a rescue dog and want others to experience the same.

Lost Paws Rescue of Texas was organized to prevent animal suffering, animal cruelty and to help educate the public about spaying and neutering their pets as well as responsible pet ownership. We dedicate ourselves to helping the homeless animals in the Dallas-Fort Worth area find permanent, loving forever homes.

Our mission is to promote the welfare of companion animals through protection, advocacy, education, and by example. Our programs and services are uniquely designed to address the needs of dogs, cats, and rabbits of all ages and to provide support, education, and assistance for all the people who care for and about them. We operate our low-cost, high-quality spay/neuter clinic, weekly low-cost vaccination and microchip clinics, wellness clinics for pets in-need, and bring humane education to the elementary and middle school classrooms in our valley to ensure the next generation of pet owners will treat animals with respect and compassion. Our programs and services are open and available to any pet owner and Napa Valley elementary and middle schools, without regard to ethnicity or income

Greyhound Friends of North Carolina is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to providing adoption services for retired racing greyhounds, ensuring their health and welfare, educating the public about the availability and desirability of greyhounds as pets and placing them through adoption into loving homes.

PAWS Shelter of Central Texas (PAWS) was founded in Kyle, Texas in 1986 as a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization providing care and love to homeless, abandoned, and abused animals in Central Texas. We are a no-kill shelter that believes in second chances! At PAWS, companion animals are given medical attention, care, and love for however long it takes for us to find them a loving home. PAWS is relentless in our effort to save lives and change lives. Our efforts in that regard include: - Holding offsite adoptions to get the animals out into the community. - Fully vaccinating and microchipping our animals so that they can begin their long, happy lives with their new owners, “fully equipped!”. - Visiting local community groups and schools to educate our community on responsible pet ownership. - Making sure that every animal in our care gets the medical attention it needs. - Implementing a Behavior Testing Program which temperament tests all those in our care before they are adopted into the community, allowing for better placement of pets into a new home environment that is best for all. - Spaying or neutering all our animals to further our commitment to be part of the solution in our communities’ pet overpopulation problem. PAWS is more than a “shelter!” While the challenges are great, with the help of your donations and grants, we make a difference in how our four legged friends are treated and, ultimately, make the world a more humane place for all. PAWS embraces the animals we care for today and plans for those we will care for in the future. We are grateful to all those who help and are part of the solution as we move forward with our mission. We envision a time when our Central Texas Community celebrates the human-animal bond, pet overpopulation is solved, permanent homes for all adoptable animals are ensured, and all animal suffering ends. Please visit us and adopt, foster, donate or volunteer if you can!

G.R.E.A.T. (Golden Retriever Emergency Assistance Team) was founded in Northeast Florida in Dec. 2000, and since then over 800 Goldens have been rescued. Based in the Jacksonville-St. Augustine area, G.R.E.A.T. was founded in 2000 for the purpose of matching wonderful Golden Retrievers with loving, responsible families. Our mission statement is “Giving Goldens a GREAT Second Chance”. Our Goldens come from private homes, area shelters and other rescues. All are heart worm negative, current on all vaccinations, wormed, spayed/neutered and have been examined by rescue vets.

TO RESCUE UNWANTED OR ABANDONED LABRADOR RETRIEVERS, TO PROVIDE ALL NECESSARY MEDICAL TREATMENTS AND TO PLACE THEM IN PERMANENT LOVING HOMES.

To support wildlife rehabilitation is Pennsylvania through charitable giving and public education