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Focusing on saving dogs scheduled to be euthanized from kill shelters; fostering them in a home; providing them with all the love and medical attention they require until they find their forever homes; educating the community about the animal over population problem and the importance of spaying and neutering.

Logan’s Run Rescue is a volunteer‑run animal rescue in western North Carolina that provides low‑cost spay/neuter programs across the tri‑state region (western NC, northern GA, eastern TN), rescues and medically cares for abandoned and stray dogs and cats, and places them in permanent homes; much of its funding/support comes from a thrift store and warehouse run by volunteers.

Established in 1948, Morris Animal Foundation is dedicated to improving and protecting the health of animals through scientific innovation, education and inspiration. Our investment in research has yielded life-saving vaccines, new treatments for critical diseases, superior screening tests, and advanced diagnostic tools. We respond to emerging animal health threats that endanger entire species and make new discoveries in basic animal biology to support applied research. With every study we fund - more than 2,940 to date - we strive to advance the science of veterinary medicine, honoring the founding principles of Dr. Mark L. Morris Sr. to benefit animals worldwide. Learn more at morrisanimalfoundation.org.

Almost Home Foundation is a nonprofit, all volunteer, no-kill cat & dog rescue funded solely by private donations. We have no paid employees. AHF is committed to reducing the number of homeless and unwanted companion animals through education programs, spay /neuter programs, and the responsible re-homing of dogs and cats through adoption programs. Almost Home Foundation relies on volunteers who dedicate their time, homes and hearts for our animals until permanent, loving homes can be found. Adoptable animals in our care will be kept as long as it takes to find a suitable home. AHF does not discriminate against animals based on age, breed, color of fur or physical disability. Our ultimate goal is to eliminate the need to ever have a healthy adoptable animal euthanized.

LARC offers permanent sanctuary to rescued wolves, wolfdogs, foxes, coyotes, raccoons, skunks, parrots, pigs, horses, and dogs. LARC is also a work therapy program for disabled veterans with war-related trauma which is called our Warriors and Wolves program. These veterans work with similarly traumatized, rescued animals who reside at our sanctuary. The unique relationship that develops is immensely therapeutic for both species. Employment at LARC allows the veterans a transitional period to regain their confidence and learn valuable skills for future permanent employment.

NABA is dedicated to the conservation of wild butterflies and their habitats. Butterflies are wildlife, and should be valued and protected as such. As pollinators they are critical to our shared environment, and as indicator species they give us early warning of environmental peril. Butterflies are a key link in the food chain. Butterflies are also wondrous and magical in a way that singularly captures our imaginations and connects people with nature and each other. NABA envisions a future where wild butterflies thrive in healthy habitats, none are threatened or endangered, and all people can enjoy observing them in nature.

The Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation is an international nonprofit organization that protects the natural world through the conservation of invertebrates and their habitats. As a science-based organization, it both conducts its own research and relies upon the most up-to-date information to guide its conservation work. Key program areas are: pollinator conservation, endangered species conservation, and reducing pesticide use and impacts. In 2018, Xerces Society took over the operations of Bee City USA.

To provide shelter to stray, abandoned, and surrendered animals until a suitable home can be found; to never euthanize an animal for space; and to deliver programs that benefit both people and pets in Noble County.

Woodstock Farm Animal Sanctuary rescues, rehabilitates, and provides lifelong sanctuary and veterinary care to abused, neglected, and abandoned farmed animals; it also runs educational programs and advocacy to raise awareness about the harms of industrial animal agriculture and promote compassion/veganism.

Summit Lost Pet Rescue is a volunteer, donation-funded 501(c)(3) that educates the public on lost‑pet prevention, conducts search-and-rescue missions for pets lost in Summit County, Colorado, and works to reunite those animals with their owners. The group also provides training and search protocols to help owners and volunteers locate missing pets.

The Kearney Area Animal Shelter is a privately run, no-kill shelter that rescues, rehabilitates, and rehomes dogs and cats while providing medical care (spay/neuter, vaccinations, microchipping) and community education. The shelter partners with local government animal control, relies on donations, and focuses on finding permanent homes and preventing animal suffering in the Kearney area.

NO KILL DOG RESCUE