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Mylestone Equine Rescue

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.

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Wichita Animal Action League

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.

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Zoological Society Of Washington

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.

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All 4 Paws

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.

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Friends Of The Pflugerville Animal Shelter

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.

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Rainbow Bridge Hospice Rescue

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.

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Animal Welfare League Of Clark County

Maintaining A Shelter For Homeless Cats And Dogs, Promoting Their Adoption, And Conducting A Spaying And Neutering Program For The Public

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Snake River Animal Shelter

Snake River Animal Shelter is a no‑kill, nonprofit animal shelter whose work focuses on improving and saving animal lives in eastern Idaho by providing shelter, veterinary care (including spay/neuter and vaccinations), adoption services, and humane-education programs for the community.

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Take Paws Rescue

Take Paws Rescue is a volunteer, foster‑based 501(c)(3) that rescues dogs from overcrowded or at‑risk shelters in Louisiana, places them into foster homes for vetting and socialization, and works to rehome them through adoption and partnerships with other rescues.

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Sammie's Friends

The mission of Sammie's Friends is to provide medical care for the animals at the Nevada County animal shelter, making them adoptable, and to support other disadvantaged animals in Nevada County that, without help, would continue to suffer or would be euthanized.

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Helping Community Paws And Claws (Helping Community Paws And Claws Inc.)

Helping Community Paws and Claws (HCPC) works to reduce animal overpopulation in Logan County by providing spay/neuter services, TNR (trap–neuter–return) for feral cats, adoptions, and community education. They operate largely on donations and volunteer support to prevent suffering and place animals in homes.

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Blue Ridge Humane Society

Blue Ridge Humane Society is a local animal welfare organization that rescues, shelters, and finds homes for companion animals while also providing community support services (low-cost clinics, pet food and vet assistance), spay/neuter programs, and public education to reduce pet overpopulation and strengthen the human–animal bond.