Recent Grantees

P4P focuses on pulling euthanasia candidates from low-adoption city shelters in Metro St. Louis.

PPR is focused on special needs rescues and works hard to get them in good health and to find their forever homes.

KCC rescues and places about 350 cats and kittens every year in Kansas City MO and nearby counties.

A small cat sanctuary in Portland OR, HOD cares for hard to adopt cats and about half the cats in their care are FeLV+, but living long and happy lives.

Rescuing, rehabilitating, and putting rescued dogs to work in programs that teach compassion, prevent violence, and change lives of at-risk children and prison populations.

Noted for registering 350 feral colonies with Cook County animal control, our grant to CatVando will cover the cost of spay/neuter cats in four colonies the group is monitoring.

Feeding sea lion pups in crisis as a result of an Unusual Mortality Event.

DDAF’s third grant to WDC will support food, equipment, and veterinary care to rescue and train five high-energy at-risk dogs from shelters.

Wolfwood Refuge provides sanctuary to wolves and wolf hybrids that are unable to be released in the wild due to their contact with humans and previous neglect and abuse.

Providing spay / neuter assistance in one of Louisiana’s lowest-income communities

Providing hands-on training for future veterinarians, while serving the pets of the homeless in the Sacramento community

Providing rescue, emergency veterinary care, and animal welfare education for three small counties near Bowling Green, Ky.

Training canine therapy assistance teams to work with children in 10 southern Florida counties.

Working with feral cats, providing adoption services to about 250 cats per year.

Sammies Friends provides medical care for disadvantaged animals at the Nevada County Animal Shelter (Grass Valley, Calif.) so they can be adopted.

PUPS shares the news of education, awareness, and responsibility in animal welfare every opportunity that comes their way.

Volunteers dedicated to the implementation of “no-kill,” humane programs to end the suffering and abuse of homeless and abandoned pets.

A Pet Food Bank dedicated to keeping pets in their homes with their families.

The Society is dedicated to promoting the humane treatment of animals and finding homes for adoptable homeless animals.

An all-volunteer organization whose goal is to help stray and feral felines, affectionately referred to as “Roamers.”