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Each year thousands of animals arrive at the San Jose Animal Care Center. Many are in desperate need of medical treatment. Some have broken bones from being hit by cars or serious wounds from being attacked by other animals. Older animals often suffer from decaying and infected teeth which makes eating painful. These animals would not have a chance at a new life if it weren't for 'Guardian Angels' like you, who donate funds and make medical treatment an option. Your generosity makes surgery, recovery and a second chance for these homeless and deserving pets possible. *The San Jose Animal Care Center takes in more than 17,000 animals every year from the cities of San Jose, Milpitas, Cupertino, Los Gatos and Saratoga.

The Mission of the Santa Ynez Valley Humane Society, Inc. is to serve our community by providing and promoting humane, compassionate, and conscientious care of companion animals and preventing their overpopulation.

Runs and oversees the Unicoi County animal shelter to protect public health and safety by handling sick, injured, stray, or dangerous animals, and to promote humane care and placement (adoptions) of stray, abused, and unwanted animals in Erwin and Unicoi County; also supports spay/neuter and other animal welfare services.

To shelter animals until they find permanent homes, to educate the community about responsible pet ownership, and to advocate for the humane treatment of all animals.

Geauga Mama Dogs & Pups is a volunteer-run 501(c)(3) rescue that focuses on caring for pregnant dogs, mother dogs with litters and puppies under six months old. They place animals in foster homes, provide medical and nutritional support, and work with adoption partners to rehome pups.

It is the mission of Sea Turtle Conservancy to ensure the survival of sea turtles within the Caribbean, Atlantic and Pacific through research, education, training, advocacy and protection of the natural habitats upon which they depend.

Mylestone rescues, rehabilitates, and provides sanctuary for abused, neglected, and unwanted horses; it works to place adoptable horses into caring homes and educates the public about equine welfare. The organization also operates an Equine Relief Fund to support emergency veterinary care and related services.

Wichita Animal Action League (WAAL) is a state‑licensed, foster‑based 501(c)(3) rescue that prevents and responds to animal crises in Wichita and surrounding areas. They focus on reducing pet overpopulation, supporting responsible pet ownership through education and subsidized services, and placing at‑risk animals into foster and adoptive homes.

The Mission of the Cougar Mountain Zoo and Zoological Society of Washington, a non-profit, tax-exempt, charitable 501(c)3 organization, is to increase the understanding and appreciation of the Earth’s irreplaceable wildlife and the role of humanity in nature through education, conservation, propagation and exhibition.

All 4 Paws is a no‑kill animal rescue that rescues, rehabilitates, medically treats, and places dogs and cats into permanent homes. They also run spay/neuter and community pet‑support programs and operate a boutique/resale shop to help fund their lifesaving work.

Friends of the Pflugerville Animal Shelter is an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) group that raises funds and coordinates volunteers to support Pflugerville Animal Welfare Services. They focus on medical care, supplies, enrichment, and adoption support to improve outcomes for sheltered animals and reduce unnecessary euthanasia.

Rainbow Bridge Hospice Rescue focuses on saving senior and medically fragile dogs that are often overlooked by shelters. They provide hospice-style, foster, and adoption care—giving these animals compassionate medical attention and a loving home environment so they can live their final chapter with comfort and dignity.