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To end the killing of healthy and treatable pets in Kansas City, Missouri by using the most progressive and lifesaving programs and promoting effective animal control policies.

LifeLine's primary mission is to stop the euthanasia of healthy and treatable cats and dogs in Atlanta area shelters by promoting homeless pet adoptions, spay/neuter programs and public awareness.

Project Chimps' mission is to provide lifelong exemplary care to chimpanzees retired from research.

The Kern Project is on a mission to save homeless dogs and cats in Kern County, CA through rescue, rehabilitation, and rehoming.

The Artemis Project helps homeless animals in New York City to receive needed medical care and to find good homes.

NOAH PROJECT IS A NO-KILL ANIMAL SHELTER DEDICATED TO THE RESCUE OF ABUSED, ABANDONED AND UNWANTED ANIMALS. ITS MISSION IS TO NOT NOT ALLOW A HEALTHY, ADOPTABLE DOG OR CAT THAT IS ACCEPTED AT THE CENTER TO BE DESTROYED

The Giraffe Heroes Project (aka the Giraffe Project) moves people to stick their necks out for the common good, and gives them tools to succeed. We find real heroes and tell their stories over traditional and social media. These stories inspire others to move into action too, helping solve tough public problems. Knowing that inspiration is rarely enough on its own, we publish books and blogs, update www.giraffe.org, give speeches and workshops and publish an E-zine, all aimed at giving activists both the inspiring stories and the practical tools needed to effect real change. We can't do this without the help of people like you.

Project Purr is an all-volunteer, nonprofit rescue organization helping feral cats and kittens in Santa Cruz county. We fund a free feral spay-neuter/TNR program, and offer resources for feral cat colony caretakers and those who want to learn more about TNR.

The Heartworm Project is a volunteer, 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation that provides medical care for shelter animals in need. Founded in 2004, the original purpose was to treat heartworm positive dogs at local shelters who were scheduled to be euthanized because of their illness. Since inception, we have expanded to include dogs and cats of all ages who need medical intervention that shelters are not capable of providing.

Founded in 2008, the Project Horse Empowerment Center is a therapy and learning center which connects people in need of renewed hope and confidence with rehabilitated rescue horses, creating a unique community of mutual healing and benefit. Our treatment team, which includes licensed mental health professionals, certified equine specialists and therapy horses, works with clients of all ages with a wide variety of mental health challenges or personal development goals.

Our mission is to help pet owners offset the cost of emergency care for their pet when there is proof of financial hardship and the pet has a good prognosis.

helping homeless cats