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Tails of Valor®, Paws of Honor, Inc (TOV) was established in 2014 with a mission to provide rehabilitation through non-medicinal therapies. Our animal assisted therapy rehabilitation programs provide social interactions and human/canine bonding resulting in service dogs able to assist with the physical and psychological issues affecting our Veterans and their families. Our canines can enhance a therapeutic environment which will reduce friction caused when experiencing social activities, thus leading to increased communication and focus. Our staff provides support needed for positive physical and mental health social interactions during training sessions with our canines, all of who are named in honor of a fallen soldier. Support for Veteran and canine are life long.

Our mission is to make the world better for animals. We financially help the smallest, neediest rescue groups across America, and beyond. We help support the groups who do great hands-on rescue work, but are too small to fundraise in a big way, or get grants, and would fall through the cracks without us. We help people with pet financial emergencies. We also network and provide temporary assistance, boarding, medical care, pull fees, and transport, for desperate animals. We have a designated Spay/Neuter fund which awards "Little Guy Grants" for TNR and low income needs. We campaign and network for more humane laws in all areas concerning animal welfare. We are the place to go when there is nowhere else to turn, and exponentially have saved thousands of lives since we began.

Fleet of Angels is a national award-winning nonprofit service organization that provides emergency grants and services nationwide for equines in crisis due to natural disasters and other situations that threaten the quality of life for equines. Grants for emergency horse hay, urgent vet care, evacuation and emergency stabling, post-disaster fence repair expenses, and emergency transportation are available for qualified individuals and small nonprofit equine rescues. FOA’s Bonded for Life grants help prevent permanent separation of bonded horses that must be be rehomed during challenging times for owners. Almost 20,000 FOA members across America offer emergency evacuation and temporary stabling services to protect horses when disasters threaten their safety. FOA is based in Denver, CO.

To prevent neglect, abuse, cruelty, and exploitation of animals and to assure that their interests and well being are protected by an aware and caring society. To humanely care for these animals until good, caring homes can be found.

The purpose of our organization is to protect and provide a voice for homeless animals through humane education and care for all animals needing a safe harbor. We endeavor to support the human-animal bond by keeping pets and their families together and finding homes for shelter animals. Additionally, we reduce the number of animals needing shelter by providing high-quality, low-cost spay and neuter and microchipping services to the community.

Our organization is named after the beloved racehorse, Ferdinand. Despite winning prestigious races such as the Kentucky Derby and Breeders Cup Classic and being named the Horse of the Year in 1987, Ferdinand met his fate at a Japanese slaughterhouse after a lackluster career as a stud. In response to this tragedy, it brought forward renewed interest in Thoroughbred aftercare to prevent other ex-racehorses from joining Ferdinand in the slaughter pipeline.