Mickaboo Companion Bird Rescue, based in Northern California, helps birds commonly kept as indoor pets by rescuing, rehabilitating (physical… read more
This charity project empowers rural farming communities to diversify their crops by planting organic, native fruit trees. The High Atlas Fou… read more
Every year Palomacy Pigeon & Dove Adoptions saves hundreds of domestic, unreleasable birds' lives by providing rescue, vet care, foster & fo… read more
Wildlife on Ol Pejeta faces increasing threats from climate change, poaching and more. Ol Pejeta hosts Kenya's largest population of eastern… read more
Known as the SHELTER WITH HEART. Our dogs/puppies run free and are happy cared for by a devoted Staff of 30 plus 3 full time vets. They're n… read more
Access to clean water is a basic human need. For most displaced people in Gaza, access to clean water is a daily struggle.On Giving Tuesday … read more
Feeding Pets of the Homeless believes in the healing power of companion pets and of the human/animal bond, which is very important in the li… read more
Sound Equine Options was founded in 2009 by Columbia Equine Hospital's veterinarian, Dr. Scott Hansen, and practice manager and veterinary t… read more
APOPO trains African giant pouched rats (nicknamed HeroRATs) to detect landmines and tuberculosis (TB) using their amazing sense of smell. A… read more
Dharamsala Animal Rescue (DAR) provides a humane environment for street dogs with direct benefits to the communities of Dharamsala, India. W… read more
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