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Deepwood Veterinary Clinic practices quality medicine and offers “one stop shopping” for all of your pet’s needs. However, Deepwood never forgets that there are many abandoned and homeless animals in our region that may need extra care while they wait for their forever homes. With that in mind, Deepwood Veterinary Clinic strives to give back to the community by working closely with several local rescue organizations. Some of these include Oldies But Goodies Cocker Spaniel Rescue and Collie Rescue. Deepwood Veterinary Clinic also works with many local animal shelters. For more than fifteen years, Deepwood Veterinary Clinic has served as the primary veterinarian for Fairfax County Animal Shelter. So that they may help sick, homeless, and abandoned animals that otherwise might not have a chance, Deepwood Veterinary Clinic founded its own nonprofit charity known as Deepwood Animal Rescue Fund to help offset the medical costs of many of these animals and give them a second chance. Their annual Fall Festival is Deepwood’s primary fundraising event. The more money that is raised, the more animals in Fairfax County they will be able to help.

End the killing of healthy and treatable homeless cats and dogs in Michigan.

Animal rescue from high-kill shelters, support for abused and found stray animals

The mission of KACF is to help empower the people of our planet to work together to save our remaining ecosystems and all of the creatures they contain.

African People & Wildlife (APW) works to ensure a future where humans and wild animals thrive living side by side. We partner with local communities to create effective, sustainable solutions that improve the lives of rural Africans while protecting the natural world.

Provide compassionate, quality care for companion animals in need with no time limit on placement into forever homes. Berea ARF provides food, shelter, socialization, training and medical care to over 1,000 stray, abandoned and neglected animals each year.

To stop the breeding of wolves and wolf-dogs as pets and to protect those that are already here by spaying and neutering to let them live their lives out with respect.

REDUCTION OF EUTHANIZED COMPANION PETS IN THE LOCAL POUNDS BY NETWORKING THEM TO NO KILL, 501(C)(3) ANIMAL RESCUES PROVIDING MEDICAL CARE FOR ANIMALS IN NEED THAT WOULD SUFFER WITHOUT MEDICAL ATTENTION AND SPAY/NEUTER ALL COMPANION ANIMALS TO REDUCE THE OVERPOPULATION.

Network to end homeless pets through the intake and safe placement of cats and kittens and the provision of financial aid to community members for spay and neuter of any companion animal species.

We are here to assist pet owners with preventative pet health services and minor illnesses/injuries.

To actively educate people about the plight of animals in society. The organization provides sanctuary for homeless animals, humane education programs for children and adults, and resource information for people with specific animal questions and problems.

Established in 2006, The Foundation for Animal Care and Education (FACE) is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) public charity, whose mission is to enhance and preserve the quality of life of animals by providing access to necessary medical care and education. Based on established criteria, FACE provides financial grants through close to 200 veterinary partners for animal owners who are unable to partially or fully cover the cost of their pet's emergency or critical care.