Best Friends is nationwide animal rescue and advocacy organization, with spay neuter, TNR (trap neuter return), pet adoption and no-kill programs.
Susie's Senior Dogs. 599,828 likes · 20,930 talking about this. Bringing awareness to overlooked, homeless senior dogs and the benefits to adopting an...
The holiday season is in full swing. If you’re still searching for the perfect present for that special someone, consider Adopt a Farm Animal!
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We are one with the Animal Kingdom and this network has been created to aid Animal Welfare and Advocate Organizations world-wide in their goal to have animals treated with love, honour, respect, dignity, kindness and compassion. We are offering individual organizations the free online tools they need to raise funds and awareness for their individual goals while providing a forum to share knowledge, expertise and resources to work together to end animal cruelty and neglect through education and other peaceful methodologies. We are providing free transportation tracking tools to aid in pulling animals out of disaster areas or kill shelters and safely transporting them by ground or air to safe rescue shelters to be rehabilitated, healed, to find forever homes or returned to their environment if possible. This Rescue Network is a Gaine Foundation project and is 100% fully funded by the C.N. Wylie Group of Companies. All funds raised by the organizations goes directly to them. 100% of funds raised by the Global Animal Rescue Network will go towards providing the fuel for volunteers to drive, fly or boat animals to the safety of non-kill rescue shelters and sanctuaries during emergencies and disasters.
Four critically endangered orangutans have made an epic journey back to freedom in the Bornean rainforest.They were taken home by our team in collaboration with the Natural Resources Conservation Centre (BKSDA) of West Kalimantan (Indonesian Borneo) and Bukit Baka Bukit Raya National Park (TNBBBR... read more »
Elephant Jungle Sanctuary is an ethical and sustainable eco-tourism project located approximately 60km from the city of Chiang Mai, Northern Thailand.
“All that is needed for the forces of evil to triumph, is for enough good men to do nothing” – Edmund Burke. Welcome to the Rhino Rescue Project website.
